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2 people killed in Oakland County house fire
HAZEL PARK, Mich. – Two people were killed overnight in an Oakland County house fire. Police said they received a call at 5:03 a.m. Friday, July 12, 2024, about a fire at a house in the 1500 block of East Muir Avenue in Hazel Park. When police and firefighters...
Forever Stamp price set to go up 5 cents on Sunday
The U.S. Postal Service is set to increase the price of Forever stamps by 5 cents Sunday, bringing the cost of each to 73 cents and marking the largest price hike for Forever stamps in the last 10 years. It will be the second price increase this year. In January, the price...
Michigan woman scammed out of $13K after man posing as deputy said there was a warrant for her arrest
(CBS DETROIT) - A Michigan woman was scammed out of over $13,500 after a man posing as a deputy called her and told her there was a warrant out for her arrest and that she needed to pay him or else authorities would come to her home and arrest her, officials said. Troy police officers say a resident received a voicemail earlier this month from a man who said he was an Oakland County deputy.She called the number back, and the man told her there was a warrant for her arrest for not showing up to a court date. He said...
Metro Detroit church hosts gun buyback, destruction event
SOUTHFIELD, Mich. – People looking to safely dispose of unwanted weapons were able to do so at a gun buyback and destruction event at a church in Southfield. St David’s Episcopal Church in Southfield held its third annual gun disposal event on Saturday, July 13, 2024. This was the first year that guns were destroyed on site as drivers waited.
Overpayment scammers are still out there, and now they're targeting not only job-seekers but also non-profits
I've covered scams for years now, and one that's been around for a while is the overpayment scam, often associated with fake remote job offers. Consumer advocates are now saying scammers are even targeting non-profits. I talked with a Detroit native and a Southfield man who were targeted by overpayment...
Letters to the Editor: Rebutting Bonior, new development ideas
I’m writing to respectfully challenge David Bonior’s opinion column published online on Sunday, July 7 (“Time for Biden to give way to Harris.”) I agree with Mr. Bonior’s assessment of Vice-President Harris and echo his praise of her, but he and others who are calling for her to replace Mr. Biden on the ticket are setting her up to be blamed for losing an election they already believe is lost.
Warren voters to decide on road millage and rule for partial terms held by politicians on Aug. 6
Warren — Warren voters will decide on a range of issues in the Aug. 6 primary election, from what to do about partial terms held by city officials to whether to renew a millage for local streets. Michiganians are heading to the polls in August to vote in the...
Pontiac schools trustees’ pay exceeds norms
Despite having fewer students, staff and buildings to manage, Pontiac school board trustees are paid much more for attending meetings than their elected peers at other districts, including some of the biggest. Until last week, no Pontiac trustee knew how big the gap was. On Thursday afternoon, Pontiac Board President...
Fraser mulls improvements at Steffens Park
A nonprofit group that was a driving force behind the McKinley Barrier-Free Park in Fraser recently unveiled a proposal to provide another local park with a huge facelift. The Fraser First Booster Club presented its plans to the City Council on Thursday for a $1 million addition to transform Steffens Park behind City Hall on 14 Mile at Garfield roads into more of a festival-ready recreation site.
Community Spotlight week of July 14 and beyond
• Woman’s Life Chapter 855 conducts a continuous bottle and can drive with drop off locations in Richmond and Memphis to help those in the community in need. They also offer a pick up service for larger donations. For more information, call 586-318-4053. Class Reunion event. Cousino “Class of...
Two Republicans vie for Washington Township Supervisor
Incumbent Sebastian Previti will face off against chemistry teacher Troy Kosal in the race for Washington Township supervisor in the Aug. 6 primary. The winner will be unchallenged in November’s general election. The Macomb Daily asked each candidate how their community can balance attracting new business with maintaining the...
Southfield police searching for missing man with "medical issues"
(CBS DETROIT) - The Southfield Police Department is requesting assistance from the community in locating a missing middle-aged man with medical issues.Anton V Goussev is a 56-year-old white male whose medical issues affect changes in his mental state, police say. Goussev was last seen on Thursday, July 11, in the area of the 28000 block of Fairfax in Southfield. He is six feet tall and weighs approximately 210 pounds. Goussev has brown eyes, a clean-shaven face and grey hair.He was last seen wearing a green T-shirt, gray collared sweater, suspenders, ivory pants and black Puma tennis shoes.He drives a black 2001 Toyota RAV4, with the license plate EXA9152.Anyone with information regarding the whereabouts of Anton Goussev should contact Southfield police at 248-796-5500. CBS Detroit Intern Michael Soverinsky contributed to this article.
Fun Time Cruzers looking for a new location
STERLING HEGHTS — On June 24, the Fun Time Cruzers held their final Monday Night Cruise-In at Lakeside Mall. Knowing it was the last event at the mall location, about 500 classic car owners drove their vintage vehicles into the food court parking lot, where the event had been held for the past two decades.
Warren man, 71, accused in wife's weekend murder charged
A 71-year-old Warren man has been charged in connection with the death of his wife over the weekend, police said Tuesday. James Hentges was arraigned in 37th District Court in Warren on a charge of first-degree murder, they said. A judge ordered him held without bond and scheduled his next court hearing for next week Thursday.
Brandon Day: Former Richmond Coach Now Head of Imlay City Wrestling Team
A highly decorated coach, Brandon Day, is set to lead the Imlay City wrestling team, taking over from former coach Tony D’Ambrosio after his sons' graduation. Day brings 20 years of coaching experience, winning six state titles at Richmond and mentoring numerous state champions and college-level athletes. Day won...
Teen car thief caught after crash • President Biden visiting Detroit • Father dies 6 weeks after shooting
FRIDAY NEWS HIT - A 14-year-old is in custody after thieves hit Macomb County car dealerships and made off with numerous vehicles. The first theft happened at Envy Auto Group in St. Clair Shores, where the thieves drove a rare $65,000 BMW through the display window last week. A few hours later, they hit A&B Motors in Roseville, stealing three vehicles.
Gestamp Expansion Receives State Incentives, Grant for Expansion
(Chelsea Update would like to thank Alex Rossman for the information in this story.) The Michigan Strategic Fund recently approved three State Essential Services Assessment (SESA) exemptions and a Michigan Business Development Program (MBDP) grant to Gestamp, a multinational group that specializes in the design, development, and manufacture of highly engineered metal components for leading automotive manufacturers.
City eyes extension of downtown social district west along Water Street, Lapeer
PORT HURON — The city may be extending its downtown social district — boundaries that allow patrons of participating bars and restaurants to walk out with an adult beverage — once more. This time, if the state OKs an application recommended by City Council this week, it...
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