Authorities in Sanilac County are investigating a Sunday afternoon crash that left several people injured at a rural intersection in Speaker Township. Dispatchers received the call just before 1 p.m. at Brockway Road and Galbraith Line Road. Deputies say a 60-year-old Brockway man pulled into the intersection and collided with a southbound pickup driven by a 40-year-old Melvin woman. The Jeep driver was treated at the scene. Three people in the pickup, including a child, were taken to a hospital. Everyone was wearing seat belts.

Reporting for WGRT – JP bZet

Authorities in St. Clair County are investigating a serious four-vehicle crash that shut down part of Marine City Highway during last Thursday’s morning commute. Deputies say the wreck happened just before 8 at McKinley Road in China Township when a northbound Dodge Journey failed to stop at the intersection. It collided with a Jeep Cherokee, triggering a chain reaction involving a Ford F-150 and a Hyundai Elantra. All four drivers were taken to nearby hospitals. The 46-year-old woman driving the Journey was listed in critical condition as of Friday.

Reporting for WGRT – JP bZet

A new drive-thru drink spot is coming to Port Huron later this summer. 7 Brew plans to open in mid-August at 815 24th Street. The stand was built in May and is expected to bring more than 50 jobs to the area. Customers will find coffee, energy drinks, smoothies, and more, with thousands of flavor options. The site will be drive-thru only with a walk-up window. Ahead of opening, the company plans to give away about 20,000 free drinks and partner with a local charity.

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A massive overnight fire at a major power plant in St. Clair County Friday lit up the sky and rattled nearby residents. Crews responded around 12:45 a.m. at DTE’s Blue Water Energy Center in East China Township, a facility that powers about 850,000 homes. One neighbor reported hearing a loud boom before seeing flames shoot from the building. Firefighters had the blaze under control by 1:30 a.m., and officials say there was no threat to the public. The cause and extent of damage remain under investigation.

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Residents in St. Clair County will soon have a chance to weigh in on how fluoride is handled in local drinking water. The county Health Department has released a proposed rule tied to federal EPA guidelines and set a public hearing for July 28th in Port Huron. The plan would not ban fluoride but would require water systems to stay within federal targets or notify the county if they exceed them. Officials say feedback will shape the final decision before commissioners consider adoption later this year.

Reporting for WGRT – JP bZet