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Michigan provides $1M toward effort preserving Detroit’s Chinese-American history
A trio of Michigan state senators joined with Asian-American and Pacific Islander leaders on Monday in Detroit to toast $1 million in state funding to help fund streetscape improvements and infuse Chinese-inspired elements in the heart of a former Motor City Chinatown community. “Detroit’s Chinatown has a vibrant history that must not be forgotten and […]
2 shot at Redford Township Little Caesars
REDFORD TOWNSHIP, Mich. (FOX 2 - Two people were wounded Sunday afternoon in a shooting at a Redford Township Little Caesars. Redford police responded to the restaurant at 27221 7 Mile around 3:30 p.m. on reports of shots fired. When they arrived, they spoke to witnesses and learned that multiple people had fired shots both inside and outside the business. Investigators recovered shell casings and other evidence from the scene.
39-year-old Michigan woman critically injured after hit by car while crossing street
(CBS DETROIT) - A 39-year-old Metro Detroit woman is in critical condition after she was struck by a car while trying to cross the street early Monday, police said. At about 1:15 a.m., Canton Township police responded to Michigan Avenue and Haggerty Road after receiving a report of a pedestrian crash. Police discovered a 21-year-old Detroit man was heading westbound on Michigan Avenue in a silver Acura when it hit a 39-year-old Canton woman who was crossing the street at Haggerty Road.The woman was taken to a local hospital, where she is in critical condition.Alcohol doesn't appear to be a factor in the crash, according to police. The investigation is ongoing.
Mother sentenced to 35-60 years in prison after 3-year-old Detroit boy found dead in freezer
DETROIT (FOX 2) - A Detroit mother is headed to prison two years after she killed her 3-year-old son and put his body in a freezer. Azuradee France was sentenced to 35-60 years in prison, with credit for 767 days time served, on Monday. This sentence was part of a sentencing agreement after she pleaded guilty to second-degree murder earlier this month.
Michigan Football Could Get Hit With Postseason Ban For Cheating Scandal If NCAA Gets Its Way
The NCAA has reportedly finished its investigation into the University of Michigan over the massive sign-stealing scandal that sent shockwaves across college football in 2023. If the governing body of collegiate athletics gets its way, the Wolverines could be hammered with a postseason ban. A lengthy legal battle is set...
Exotic petting zoo, basketball at Ypsilanti event that hopes to reduce violence
YPSILANTI, MI - An exotic petting zoo, flag football and laser tag will be featured at an upcoming Ypsilanti event, in an effort to reduce violence in the area. Peacenic is designed facilitate better interactions between law enforcement and the community. The inaugural event will take place from 3 to 7 p.m. Saturday, August 10, at The Ypsilanti Community Schools parking lot at 2095 Packard Road.
Tigers trade for Dodgers reliever they clobbered earlier this month
The Detroit Tigers got their trade deadline endeavors started on Sunday when they sent catcher Carson Kelly to the Texas Rangers in what was the first move that proved they'd be selling in 2024. Their next move, however, confused fans a bit. The Tigers acquired right-handed reliever Ricky Vanasco from...
Meridian Township Police looking for woman to question in identity theft investigation
MERIDIAN TOWNSHIP, Mich. (WILX)—Police in Meridian Township are looking for someone to question in an identity theft investigation on Monday. The Meridian Township Police Department posted a photo of a woman they said they wanted to identify. Police said she is wanted for questioning in an identity theft investigation.
Tigers' recent trade with Rangers opens door for team to call up top prospect
Seeing the Detroit Tigers make a trade on Sunday gave MLB fans all sorts of hope that it'd be a big one. Even if a Tarik Skubal trade is unlikely, the Tigers have arguably the best rental available, Jack Flaherty, squarely on the block. Chances are, he's going to be dealt by Tuesday's deadline.
Spencer Torkelson bashes Bats in Mud Hens sweep
Toledo Mud Hens 7, Louisville Bats 4 (Fri)(box) Toledo Mud Hens 4, Louisville Bats 3 (Sat)(box) Toledo Mud Hens 10, Louisville Bats 5 (Sun)(box) The Mud Hens pretty much had their way with the Louisville Bats last week and that continued over the weekend. They won the first five straight, and then built a huge lead on Sunday and held on for the sweep to run their record to 48-53 on the year.
'Buffalo Soldiers', segregated U.S. Army regiments of 19th, 20th centuries, remembered at Buffalo Soldier Day event in Toledo
TOLEDO, Ohio — The Toledo Post of the Buffalo Soldiers Motorcycle Club celebrated Ohio Buffalo Soldiers Day on Sunday. The term ‘Buffalo Soldiers’ originally referred to the all-Black soldiers who served in segregated units in the U.S. Army after the Civil War and through the Korean War in the 1950s. Over 180,000 Buffalo Soldiers served in the Army up through the time that the armed forced integrated in 1952.
World's largest peace torch relay passes through area on Thursday
The Sri Chinmoy Oneness-Home Peace Run, the world's largest peace torch relay, is scheduled to pass through Toledo on Thursday. A team of 12 international runners will traverse the North American route of the global event to help spread the message that peace begins with each individual’s inner peace. Welcoming ceremonies are planned at 1:30 p.m. at Monroe Street United Methodist Church, 3613 Monroe St.; 3 p.m. at the Boys & Girls Club of Toledo, 2250 N. Detroit Ave.; and 5 p.m. at the Perrysburg Heights Community Association, 12282 Jefferson St., Perrysburg. The Peace Run launched in 1987 and has visited more than 150 countries. This year’s USA Canada Relay started April 15 in New York and stops at several cities before returning to New York on Aug. 17.
Art on the Mall showcases craftsmanship and creativity in Toledo
The University of Toledo’s Centennial Mall burgeoned Sunday for the 31st year with small tents — each one providing a shady refuge and intimate insight into a unique artistic world. Michelle Opaczewski, a Toledo native, started crocheting over 40 years ago when she was just 12 years old. “It’s my sanity,” she said, a smile sprouting from her lips. Her tent was one of 121 featured at Art on the Mall, the annual Toledo art show. The event featured artists from across the country and showed off artworks including photography, jewelry, painting, metallurgy, ceramics, and more — all for sale at individual artists’ booths.
High school football 2024: Who are the top college recruits in the Toledo area?
High school football season is just around the corner with practices set to begin Thursday. The Toledo area has a wide range of talented football players who are attracting interest on the college football recruiting trail. Here is a look at some of the top recruits in the area in the 2025, 2026, and 2027 classes. CLASS OF 2025 OL Carter Lowe, Whitmer
Four-star WR commitment continues torrid summer for Toledo football recruiting
It's usually a good sign when you’re a wide receiver and your nickname is Ferrari. Kamren Flowers earned that moniker, naturally, because of his blazing speed. It’s what caught the attention of Toledo’s coaches when they first watched the 5-foot-11, 170-pound receiver from West Bloomfield (Mich.) High School. And the interest was mutual. His first official visit was to Toledo, and high school buddies Laith Shamma and Tashi Braceful put on a full-court press for the Rockets. On Tuesday, Flowers made clear that he was more than just interested in Toledo — the 2025 four-star wide receiver committed to UT over offers from Wisconsin, Michigan State, and dozens of other power conference schools.
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