A man was rescued from a house fire in Lexington Township last week. Sanilac County dispatchers got a call just after 1 p.m. about smoke on Roach Road, and the caller later said his home was full of smoke and he couldn’t get out because of medical issues. Police and firefighters arrived to find heavy smoke and flames. After several rescue attempts, they used a chainsaw to free the man through a bedroom window. He was taken by ambulance to McLaren Port Huron for treatment. The fire’s cause is still unknown.

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Huron and Tuscola counties each received $100,000 from the Michigan Department of Agriculture to improve their county fairgrounds. These grants support important safety upgrades and building renovations. Huron County will use the funds to expand housing facilities at the fairgrounds, providing more space for visitors and participants. Tuscola County plans to improve grandstand safety and accessibility, making events easier to enjoy for everyone. These projects are part of a larger statewide effort to enhance county fairgrounds across Michigan.

Reporting for WGRT – JP bZet

On Monday, Sterling Heights police arrested a suspect linked to a shooting near Pine Grove Park in Port Huron. The incident happened two days earlier when a gunman fired at another driver’s car on Pine Grove Avenue, hitting it multiple times. With help from Troy police, the Port Huron Major Crimes Unit tracked the suspect to a Sterling Heights home. The suspect is now in St. Clair County Jail, awaiting a court hearing. The investigation continues, and Port Huron police urge anyone with information to come forward.

Reporting for WGRT – JP bZet