Samantha Sayles
Digital Content Producer
Samantha Sayles is an Oakland University alumna who’s been writing Michigan news since 2022. Before joining the ClickOnDetroit team, she wrote stories for WILX in Lansing and WEYI in Flint.
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Lawsuit settled against Wayne County man who displayed KKK flag facing Black neighbor
Read full article: Lawsuit settled against Wayne County man who displayed KKK flag facing Black neighborA lawsuit filed against a Wayne County man who displayed a Ku Klux Klan flag in his window facing his Black neighbor has been settled.
Charged in dog’s jogger attack, Plymouth couple now also accused of zip-tying teen, chopping off hair
Read full article: Charged in dog’s jogger attack, Plymouth couple now also accused of zip-tying teen, chopping off hairA Plymouth Township couple facing charges after their three dogs allegedly attacked a jogger in March are now accused of child abuse and torture.
Over 230 eligible players declared in 2026 PWHL Draft -- see list of players with ties to Michigan
Read full article: Over 230 eligible players declared in 2026 PWHL Draft -- see list of players with ties to MichiganOver 230 players have declared for the Professional Women’s Hockey League draft, and a dozen of those players have connections to Michigan.
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Water restrictions lifted for Oakland County communities impacted by main break -- what to know
Read full article: Water restrictions lifted for Oakland County communities impacted by main break -- what to knowWater restrictions have been lifted for all communities affected by the major water main break in Oakland County.
2 days ago
Man accused of setting shopping carts on fire at SW Detroit grocery store facing federal charge
Read full article: Man accused of setting shopping carts on fire at SW Detroit grocery store facing federal chargeA man who was arrested in connection with a fire at a Southwest Detroit grocery store is facing a federal charge.
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What northern Oakland County residents can expect after broken water main replaced
Read full article: What northern Oakland County residents can expect after broken water main replacedA broken 42-inch water main in Auburn Hills has been replaced. But the work is just starting, leaving northern Oakland County under a state of emergency.