Sanilac Broadcasting

WMIC and WTGV-FM are part of the Sanilac Broadcasting Company, based in Sandusky. WMIC first went on the air at AM 1560 in 1968 and switched to AM 660 in 1987. The station features news and talk shows during the day, with country music offered in the mornings and evenings. WTGV started its broadcast journey in 1971 as WMIC-FM and rebranded to WTGV in 1979. Initially, it played beautiful music and easy listening tunes, but over the years, it has transformed to focus on mainstream soft adult contemporary music.

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McKenzie Health System Receives USDA Letter of Conditions for New Hospital Project

22 hours ago | sanilacbroadcasting.com | Arica Frisbey

McKenzie Health System is pleased to announce that, after almost two years of waiting, they have received a Letter of Conditions from the USDA’s Community Facilities Program for a direct loan to be used for the construction of their replacement hospital in Sandusky. This milestone means McKenzie Health System will move forward with the next phases of development, including seeking approval from the Michigan Finance Authority for tax-exempt bonds.
Tuscola County man facing 30 charges related to aggravated possession of child sexually abusive materials

1 day ago | sanilacbroadcasting.com | Arica Frisbey

A Tuscola County man is facing 30 charges following a Michigan State Police investigation into aggravated possession of child sexually abusive material.
Aspire Rural Health System to Host Open House at Marlette Pharmacy on June 27

2 days ago | sanilacbroadcasting.com | Arica Frisbey

Aspire Rural Health System invites the community to celebrate the grand opening of Aspire Marlette Pharmacy with a ribbon cutting and open house on Friday, June 27, from 11:00 AM to 1:00 PM. The event will take place at the pharmacy, conveniently located at 2985 Main Street, Marlette, at the main corner in town.
Thumb Republican Representatives vote for K-12 education budget that cuts programs to fund higher per-pupil allotment

2 days ago | sanilacbroadcasting.com | Arica Frisbey

Michigan Republican State Rep. Joseph G. Pavlov, along with other Thumb representatives, recently voted for a K-12 education budget plan spearheaded by House Republicans to cut funding to several major programs to fund a higher per-pupil fund allotment for schools, should the schools follow directives prohibiting what State House Republicans deem as the promotion of “any form of race or gender stereotyping” and other supposed DEI initiatives.
Lapeer awarded Main Street Vibrancy Grant from state

2 days ago | sanilacbroadcasting.com | Arica Frisbey

Governor Gretchen Whitmer announced Wednesday that nine communities around Michigan, including Lapeer, have been awarded a total of $130,250 in grants to support downtown enhancement and improvement projects as part of the state’s ‘Make It in Michigan’ economic development strategy to develop attractive places across the state.
Port Huron's Holland Beach closed due to elevated E. coli levels

2 days ago | sanilacbroadcasting.com | Arica Frisbey

The St. Clair County Health Department (SCCHD) has issued a swimming advisory for Holland Beach in Port Huron due to elevated levels of E. coli in the water. Water samples will be collected at Holland Beach until E. coli test results are within the acceptable water quality range as advised by the State of Michigan. E. coli bacteria are a common microbe found in the digestive systems of warm-blooded animals, including humans, and can indicate the presence of fecal contamination.
State Attorney General reaches settlement with St. Clair County paper company for PFA contamination

2 days ago | sanilacbroadcasting.com | Arica Frisbey

Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel has reached a settlement agreement with Domtar Industries, LLC and E.B. Eddy Paper, Inc. to address releases of per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS) at the Techni-Comp, Inc. composting site near Port Huron. The Attorney General filed a lawsuit against the paper manufacturer in December 2022.
Port Huron Police hosts annual Elementary Police Academy for St. Clair County students

2 days ago | sanilacbroadcasting.com | Arica Frisbey

Tuesday was a big day as the Port Huron Police Department proudly hosted their Elementary Police Academy. This one day camp was open to elementary-aged kids from across St. Clair County, with almost 40 children spending the day with School Resource Officers Alex Allen of Port Huron Northern High School, Ashley Marcano of Port Huron High School, Adam Luttrell, and Community Service Officer Sam Baker to get a behind-the-scenes look at police work.
Vehicle hits, critically injures pedestrian in China Township

5 days ago | sanilacbroadcasting.com | Arica Frisbey

The St. Clair County Crash Investigation Team is looking into a Friday night incident that left a Cottrellville Township pedestrian injured. The St. Clair County Sheriff’s Office reports that a deputy responded to a crash at Marine City Highway and King Road in China Township around 11:30 p.m. on Friday, June 20, after reports of a vehicle striking a pedestrian and leaving the scene.
Casco man drowns in Huron County incident, sheriff's office reports

5 days ago | sanilacbroadcasting.com | Arica Frisbey

A Casco man tragically drowned this past weekend, the Huron County Sheriff’s Office reports. The sheriff’s office and several other agencies were called to the Port Crescent State Park shortly after 4:00 p.m. on Saturday, June 21, due to a report of someone drowning near the mouth of the Pinnebog River. The victim’s girlfriend reported that the pair had been walking in about three to four feet of water near the river’s mouth when they stepped into a drop-off zone.