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Babysitter Charged After Toddler Accidentally Shoots Himself in Warren (Video)
A tragic incident occurred in Warren, Michigan, where a 2-year-old boy accidentally shot himself while under the care of a babysitter. The incident has led to serious charges against the babysitter, raising awareness about the importance of safe firearm storage. This report details the event, the legal consequences, and the community’s reaction to this preventable tragedy.
Ninth Annual Cars 108 Roof Sit benefitting Whaley Children’s Center
Grand Blanc, MI —Lisa Marie from the Cars 108 Wake-up Show and President and CEO of Whaley Children’s Center (WCC), Mindy Williams, are gearing up for the Cars 108 Roof Sit to support the children at WCC. The highly anticipated Ninth Annual Cars 108 Roof Sit will begin on August 14 at 6:00 a.m. at the McDonald’s located in downtown Grand Blanc. Mindy and Lisa Marie will continue their stay on the roof until August 16 at 10:00 a.m.
Collard Green Cook-Off Championship in Detroit returns with new flavors, expanded competition
Detroit’s Joseph Walker Williams Recreation Center will transform into a culinary battleground on Aug. 15, as the annual Collard Green Cook-Off Championship returns for its second year. The event, which celebrates the cultural significance of collard greens in the Black community, will run from 4-7 p.m. and is free to the public.
Lawsuit aims to stop Ann Arbor airport project from being cleared for takeoff
ANN ARBOR, MI — A proposed runway extension at the Ann Arbor Municipal Airport is the subject of a new lawsuit. Pittsfield Township and a citizens group known as the Committee for Preserving Community Quality sued the Michigan Department of Transportation and the city of Ann Arbor in U.S. District Court on Monday, Aug. 5, challenging the decision to extend the primary runway at the city-owned airport in the township.
Ribs & R&B, Freda Payne, The Heidelberg Project: This weekend in Detroit
This perfect-weather weekend in Detroit brings a number of great offerings, especially for people who want to spend a little time outside and take in the sunshine while the temperatures (and humidity!) are agreeable. Here are a few options. Grub and grooves ...
Late Detroit priest Father Solanus Casey could become first U.S. born male to attain sainthood
Father Solanus Casey, a Catholic priest who served Detroiters from the St. Bonaventure monastery on the city’s east side, died in 1957 but many still feel the impact of his service. When Casey passed away at age 86, 10,000 people came to pay their respects. “They feel his presence,”...
What you need to know about the War of the Wake, this weekend’s Mott Lake regatta
GENESEE COUNTY, MI -- Everything is changing at Mott Lake but only for the next few days. The usually quiet, no-wake impoundment of the Flint River is the site of the two-day “War of the Wake,” an inboard hydroplane boat race that will fill the air with roaring engines and feature powerboats speeding up to 150 miles an hour.
Flint wine, community space celebrates first year with block party
Flint, MI — It’s been a year since the doors opened at a local wine, beer, and charcuterie shop and business owner, Emily Doerr says, the community keeps her going. “It’s been a whirlwind,” said Doerr, owner of Queens’ Provisions, referring to the first year of business. “People choosing to have their events here has been the reason that I want to keep going. I can see the growth because people like the vibe, and that reinforces that we need to keep doing what we’re doing.”
Flint muralist engages community through art
Flint, MI— Johnny Fletcher’s earliest memory of creating art is standing on a stool and scribbling on his parents’ wall at their Bunker Hill home in Flint. Fletcher has since turned his childhood hobby into a career as a muralist and community artist. The 39-year-old artist began...
CB Lions avoided in April's draft brings obvious concern to table right away
The Detroit Lions were obviously in the market for a cornerback in April's draft. Fortune smiled on them with the run of offensive players taken to start the first round, and Terrion Arnold fell far enough (No. 24) to make a trade up to get him palatable. But sitting at...
Detroit Basketball: The Grit, Glory, and Legacy of a Basketball City
Detroit basketball is more than just a phrase; it’s a legacy of toughness, grit, and unrelenting passion. In a city of resilience, Detroit has produced iconic, hardworking basketball players, earning widespread respect and admiration. From the rugged courts of the inner city to the bright lights of the NBA, Detroit’s influence on the game is undeniable. Players live, fight for, and earn every basketball moment with each dribble, pass, and shot.
Good Sense Coffee To Hold Ribbon Cutting Celebration
A ribbon-cutting ceremony is set next week for a coffee shop in downtown Howell. Good Sense Coffee is located in the old Uptown Coffeehouse located off Grand River at Michigan Ave. The owners thanked everyone who welcomed them with open arms during their soft opening this past week. A post...
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