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Chesterfield Township incumbents survive primary challenges
Chesterfield Township incumbents prevailed at the polls in Tuesday’s primary election. The township’s three full-time elected officials advance to the November ballot unopposed after defeating their Republican challengers. No Democratic candidates are running for the three seats. Incumbent Supervisor Brad Kersten secured 57.5% of the vote, or 2,818...
Riding Trump’s endorsement, Junge wins GOP primary for the 8th US House District
Updated, 12:10 a.m. and 12:27 a.m., 8/7/24 In Michigan’s 8th Congressional District, former Trump administration employee Paul Junge will advance to the November ballot, securing the GOP nomination in what is expected to be a tight race, critical for party control of Congress. Junge prevailed over opponents Mary Draves and Anthony Hudson, receiving 72.4% of […]
Warren woman charged with attempted murder for allegedly setting fire to home with 5 people inside, blocking the exits
A Warren woman is being held on a $1 million bond, after it’s alleged that she tried to kill five people – including two children – by setting their house on fire.
In a crowded Democratic 10th US House District primary, former Judge Marlinga notches a win
Former Judge Carl Marlinga snagged the Democratic nomination for Michigan’s 10th Congressional District after beating out three other candidates in the primary election Tuesday. He will go up against incumbent U.S. Rep. John James (R-Shelby Twp.) in the November general election. The race will be a rematch of the November 2022 election, where James beat […]
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Michigan woman charged with attempted murder after allegedly setting fire to home
(CBS DETROIT) - A Warren woman is charged with five counts of attempted murder after she allegedly set fire to a home she shares with five people, including two children. According to the Macomb County Prosecutor's Office, London Elizabeth Johnson, 27, set fire to the Warren home on Aug. 1 and blocked two exits. No one inside the home was injured in the fire. Johnson was arraigned on five counts of attempted murder, a life felony, and one count of second-degree arson, a 20-year felony. She was issued a $1 million bond. If Johnson is released, she must wear a steel cuff tether. She will undergo a mental health screening with Community Corrections. "By allegedly setting fire to the home, the defendant not only endangered the lives of the five occupants but also put the entire community at risk. We will pursue justice for the victims and hold her accountable for her actions," said Macomb County Prosecutor Peter J. Lucido in a statement. Johnson is back in court on Aug. 13 for a probable cause conference.
Man sentenced for setting car on fire in Richmond Township woman's garage
A St. Clair County man was sentenced Tuesday for setting a car on fire at a Richmond Township woman's house. Zachary Zielonka, 31, broke into the garage attached to the woman's home on Sept. 7 then started the blaze, the Macomb County Prosecutor's Office said. Zielonka was charged with second-degree...
Woman is third Macomb County resident charged this year after child finds a gun and shoots self
For the third time this year, a Macomb County adult has been charged with violating the safe storage of firearms law after a child under their care found a gun and shot themselves. In the latest incident, April Faith Green was arraigned Monday 37th District Court on safe storage law...
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