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Neighbors say vacant Detroit house has become ‘hazardous nuisance’ as city issues blight tickets
Read full article: Neighbors say vacant Detroit house has become ‘hazardous nuisance’ as city issues blight ticketsResidents on Detroit’s west side say conditions around a vacant home on their block are turning into a “hazardous nuisance,” with overgrown grass, trash and pests impacting nearby properties.
First lawsuit filed in Taco Bell Cyclospora outbreak as cases climb over 5,000 in Michigan
Read full article: First lawsuit filed in Taco Bell Cyclospora outbreak as cases climb over 5,000 in MichiganMichigan is at the center of what could be the largest cyclospora outbreak in U.S. history and now the legal fight has begun.
‘Who better to care for residents than residents?’ Pontiac residents begin new EMR training program
Read full article: ‘Who better to care for residents than residents?’ Pontiac residents begin new EMR training programA Pontiac ambulance company launched a new Emergency Medical Responder (EMR) training program that it hopes will open doors for city residents and create new pathways into healthcare careers.
Trump, ICE, and Detroit officials clash over immigration traffic stop policy
Read full article: Trump, ICE, and Detroit officials clash over immigration traffic stop policyA brief pause on certain traffic stops by U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement has sparked debate after President Donald Trump called on the agency to continue using the tactic despite recent fatal and serious crashes tied to ICE pursuits.
Family of Great Lakes crossing shooter releases statement about ‘tragic event’
Read full article: Family of Great Lakes crossing shooter releases statement about ‘tragic event’The father of the person suspected in a shooting at Great Lakes Crossing Outlets that left one dead and another injured spoke out on Wednesday.
Oakland County Prosecutor reviews Great Lakes Crossing shooting amid self-defense questions
Read full article: Oakland County Prosecutor reviews Great Lakes Crossing shooting amid self-defense questionsA 22-year-old man suspected in a deadly shooting at Great Lakes Crossing Outlets has been released from jail pending further investigation, as the Oakland County Prosecutor’s Office continues reviewing the case.
Accused ex-Southfield teacher barred from contact with kids listed with youth-facing choir
Read full article: Accused ex-Southfield teacher barred from contact with kids listed with youth-facing choirConcerns were brought to Local 4’s attention about Lamar Willis, 44, a former music teacher who resigned after being charged with multiple sex crimes against children in the Southfield Public school system before moving to the Detroit public school system.
Sterling Heights residents hit with $22K in fireworks fines over Fourth of July weekend
Read full article: Sterling Heights residents hit with $22K in fireworks fines over Fourth of July weekendSterling Heights residents racked up more than $22,000 in fines over the Fourth of July holiday weekend for illegal firework use, and city leaders say state law is tying their hands when it comes to keeping neighborhoods safe.
Broken crosswalk signal at Beech Daly, Glendale leaves pedestrians at risk in Redford Township
Read full article: Broken crosswalk signal at Beech Daly, Glendale leaves pedestrians at risk in Redford TownshipNeighbors in Redford are raising concerns about a missing crosswalk signal at the busy intersection of Beech Daly and Glendale — just a few blocks from Thurston High School.
Food tossed, care disrupted as DTE outages drag on until 4th day across Metro Detroit
Read full article: Food tossed, care disrupted as DTE outages drag on until 4th day across Metro DetroitSome DTE Energy customers say their frustration is mounting after days without power following Friday’s storm. Many are complaining that shifting restoration estimates are making a bad situation worse.
Westland couple sues apartment management group, alleging hidden microphone and pregnancy bias
Read full article: Westland couple sues apartment management group, alleging hidden microphone and pregnancy biasA lawsuit was filed by a Westland leasing agent and her fiancé, alleging pregnancy and race discrimination, retaliation, and illegal eavesdropping after a management change at the Waynewood Apartments.