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Trump rally shooter searched online about Michigan school shooter and explosives
Federal investigators have uncovered thousands of links from the online phone history of the gunman who tried to assassinate former President Donald Trump, including searches involving a teenage mass shooter in Michigan, according to two law enforcement sources. The sources said Friday that Thomas Matthew Crooks' phone had searches on...
Duff Beer in Michigan? Maybe The Simpsons Lived Here After All
This could be the missing link. For nearly 35 years America's favorite yellow family has made their home in the town of Springfield. However, exactly which of the 67 populated places in the U.S. named Springfield is the show referring to?. We do not know. Unfortunately, one of the longest-running...
Area News Headlines
These news headlines brought to you by these fine sponsors:. Russell Julius Spruytte, 38, of Marlette, was charged with 12 criminal counts, and he is considered a habitual offender when his prior bad acts were taken into consideration. Spruytte decided to plead guilty during a circuit court hearing in Sanilac...
Player Profile: Max Jones
Max Jones was born on February 17, 1998, in Rochester, Michigan. Jones comes from a hockey family as his father, Brad, played for three NHL teams (Winnipeg, Los Angeles, and Philadelphia). Max’s brother, Mitch, plays in the Federal Prospects Hockey League, and his cousin, Harrison Caines, is a forward at Nipissing University. Max played on the Honeybaked 13U AAA team with fellow NHL player Ben Gleason and scored 13 goals with 15 assists in 19 games during the 2011-12 season. The next season, Jones joined the Compuware 16U AAA hockey club and contributed five goals and eight assists in 20 games. The big forward played for the Honeybaked 18U AAA team during the 2013-14 season before joining the United States National Development Program.
Shooter in Trump assassination attempt researched Oxford High School shooter before attack
The man who attempted to assassinate former President Donald Trump searched online for information on the arrest of the Oxford High School shooter and his parents, FBI and US Secret Service officials shared in a Wednesday briefing with lawmakers and by additional people familiar with the investigation. The previously unreported...
Wrong way I-69 crash results in critical injuries
A head-on collision last night on I-69 in Capac resulting in critical injuries to a wrong-way driver. Police were called on reports of light-colored sedan driving in the wrong direction on Westbound I-69 near the Capac Road exit began coming in just before 10 pm. A short time later, the vehicle reportedly collided with a pick-up truck hauling a recreation trailer, east of the exit. The driver of the sedan was extricated by local fire crews and airlifted to an Ann Arbor area hospital with reports of serious injuries to both legs. They were last known to be in critical condition. The truck’s driver declined on-site medical treatment. The crash forced a closure of westbound I-69 and one lane of the eastbound span during rescue, clean-up, and investigation.
Port Huron to Mackinac Race comes to an end
Sailboats are crossing the finish line up at Mackinac Island as the 100th Bayview Mackinac Race begins to wind down. The race got off to a slow start, being delayed nearly two hours Saturday due to lack of wind on lower Lake Huron. Wind conditions changed later in the day, giving a boost to some of the larger and faster boats in the race. The first to cross the finish line was Wizard in Class A shortly after 1pm Sunday. The leader for much of the race was Maverick, who also won the Chicago to Mackinac Race, but had to withdraw due to a mast failure.
Veteran Reid educators, staff recognized
Goodrich — Reid Elementary will miss some veteran educators this fall. Deborah Gragg, Kathy Smith and Cathy Stoner who combined for more than a half century of service at Reid retired at the end of the school year. First grade teacher Deborah Gragg retired after 26 years, all at...
Wrong-way driver causes rollover crash on I-69 near Capac
A wrong-way driver caused a rollover crash near Capac yesterday night. St. Clair County Central Dispatch received a call just before 9:30 p.m. on Sunday, July 21, reporting an eastbound driver traveling in I-69’s westbound lanes. Before deputies arrived on scene, a rollover crash was reported. Upon arrival, investigation...
Strong Gas Odor Reported in Clyde Township
The Iowa County Communications Center received a report of a strong gas odor in the house/garage area of a residence on County Road I in Clyde Township Saturday around 1:14pm. Lone Rock Fire and EMS responded to the residence. No injuries or illnesses were reported as a result of the incident.
Mobile ordering app, Transact, coming to OU campus
Using the Transact Mobile app, Oakland University students, faculty and staff will soon be able to pre-order food and beverages from various dining locations across campus, including the Hillcrest Dining Hall and the Pioneer Food Court. “Patrons are still welcome to stop by and order food on site, but we...
Sandusky Chamber of Commerce presents “7 Easy Tips to Boost Traffic to Your Business” Wednesday, July 31
The Sandusky Chamber of Commerce and Michigan Small Business Development Center are presenting a free seminar, “7 Easy Tips to Boost Traffic to Your Business” on Wednesday, July 31 from 7 pm to 8:30 pm at Elk Street Brewery at 3 South Elk Street in downtown Sandusky. All...
Stellantis tells owners of over 24,000 hybrid minivans to park outdoors due to battery fire risk
AUBURN HILLS, Mich. (AP) — Stellantis is telling the owners of more than 24,000 plug-in hybrid minivans to park them outdoors away from buildings, and to stop charging them due to the possibility of battery fires. The company said Thursday that it’s recalling certain 2017 through 2021 Chrysler Pacifica plug-in hybrids, mainly in North America. Some are being recalled for a second time. All can still be driven. Stellantis, maker of Jeep, Chrysler, Ram and other vehicle brands, said its investigation is ongoing but the company has linked the problem to a rare abnormality in individual battery cells. The risk of fires is reduced when the battery is depleted. A company review of warranty data discovered seven fires within the group of vans being recalled. All happened when the vehicles were turned off, and some occurred during charging, Stellantis said. Four customers reported symptoms of smoke inhalation.
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