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Swan Boat Club crash pre-trial • Trump Michigan visit investigation • No charges in baby's fentanyl death
FRIDAY NEWS HIT - The defense is expected to call its final witness today as the trial stemming from the 2014 death of McKenzie Cochran at Northland Mall continues. Closing arguments could also come today. John Seiberling, Gaven King, and Aaron Maree were charged with involuntary manslaughter after the 2014...
Maggie’s Wigs 4 Kids of Michigan helps children dealing with hair loss
DETROIT – Hair loss is a sensitive topic for people, but it’s significantly harder for children. Maggie Varney is on a mission to restore hair and confidence. On Tuesday (Aug. 20), Varney showed Local 4 the hair restoration process for boys and girls. “There’s no place like this...
Back to school in Michigan 2024: What you need to know
Sign up for Chalkbeat Detroit’s free daily newsletter to keep up with the city’s public school system and Michigan education policy. As classes are set to begin for many Michigan students next week, administrators are starting the school year with funding uncertainty and a number of new requirements they must meet.
Michigan Judge Has Field Trip Student Placed in Cuffs and Jumpsuit
According to WXYZ, a non-profit The Greening of Detroit went on a field trip to the 36th District Court where Judge Kenneth King was presiding. A 15-year-old student was falling asleep and Judge King did not like and warned about it but he felt she had a bad attitude. That is when he ordered her out of the courtroom. Judge King felt she needed a lesson and told her to change into a jail uniform, put her in cuffs, and sit in lock up.
As Consumers mulls selling 13 dams, some in Michigan fear another disaster
Consumers Energy’s 13 hydroelectric dams produce little energy, at nine times the price of other sources. As a result, the company is mulling the possibility of selling the dams. But some are raising alarm, citing a long history of companies offloading unwanted dams onto owners who can’t afford them,...
Michigan’s corn, other crops maturing quickly, harvest may be done early
Michigan’s row crops are currently estimated to mature somewhat early compared to historic norms. Some Michigan farms also give us what they are seeing on their current crop maturity. Michigan’s most widely grown row crops include corn, soybeans, dry beans and sugar beets. Although it hasn’t been an...
Watch: Detroit TV Station Reunites 7-Year-Old With Man Who Stopped Her Abduction
A Sterling Heights family is grateful to a man who thwarted the abduction of a seven-year-old girl last week and had the opportunity to thank him in person. Scott Van-Luven is being called a 'superhero' by the girl's family. Van-Luven is a member of the 'Citizens on Patrol' for the Sterling Heights Police Department - and was definitely in the right place at the right time.
New Baltimore issues call for artists for park project
New Baltimore’s Arts and Culture Commission is seeking artists to add a splash of color to another city park. The city’s Creating Community Event Series continues this fall with “Paint the Tables II” at Maynard “Red” Aurand Memorial Park on Huntley Avenue, near 24 Mile Road. Artists are invited to submit their concepts for artwork to paint on picnic tables in the park.
HFC welcomes Dr. Sašo Krstovski, auto industry expert, as BEPD associate dean
After nearly 30 years at Ford Motor Company, Dr. Sašo Krstovski (pronounced “SAH-show Kerr-STOV-ski”) is applying his expertise to his new role as Associate Dean of Industrial Technologies, taking responsibility for the Advanced Manufacturing, Trade and Apprenticeship Education, Building Sciences, Automotive Technology, and ASSET programs in the HFC School of Business, Entrepreneurship, and Professional Development (BEPD). He reports to BEPD Dean Patricia Chatman.
90-year-old Comerica Park vendor Amzie Griffin has been selling to Tigers fans since 1960
In the crowded sections of Comerica Park, where the scent of hot dogs blends with the cheers of thousands, Amzie Griffin stands as a living testament to commitment and passion, with a story spanning generations of baseball history. This 90-year-old professional vendor began his career in 1960, roaming the stands, selling snacks and...
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