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Carnival worker arrested for operating under the influence, drug possession in Hillsdale
HILLSDALE — An employee of Skerbeck Family Carnival in town for the 174th Hillsdale County Fair was arrested late Tuesday night on suspicion of driving under the influence of drugs. Romeris Cornel Wright Jr., 18, of Detroit, was stopped by police in Hillsdale late Tuesday night after witnesses observed him driving recklessly on M-99 and reported it to police. ...
Couple killed in triple fatal crash on M-14 identified
WASHTENAW COUNTY, MI – Two of the three people killed last week in a wrong-way crash on a Washtenaw County freeway have been identified. Brielle Nautica Braddock, 27, and Kerell Dale Burch, 31, died in the wrong-way crash around 7:20 a.m. on eastbound M-14, confirmed Lt. Rene Gonzalez, spokesperson for the Michigan State Police. Both were from Battle Creek.
Eastbound I-94 closed because of crash
WASHTENAW COUNTY, MI – A crash closed eastbound I-94 Wednesday afternoon. The crash, reported at 2:15 p.m., Sept. 25, closed first the right lane of eastbound I-94 and then the entire freeway at M-14, exit 171, in Scio Township according to the Michigan Department of Transportation. The crash backed...
Jackson’s Cascades Falls: A Century of History, Now in Peril
Cascades Falls in Jackson, Michigan, is more than just an iconic landmark. It's a community gathering spot that hosts countless walks, concerts, fireworks displays, and fundraisers over its nearly century-long existence. Sadly, it's crumbling. This treasure opened to the public on May 10, 1932, and dazzled those in attendance with its illuminated concrete falls.
Enjoy a hot bowl and a cold drink at 2024 Fall Fest & Chili Classic
JACKSON COUNTY, MI – Get ready for chili samples and live music at the 2024 Fall Fest & Chili Classic. K105.3 is hosting its 4th annual Fall Fest & Chili Classic from noon to 6 p.m. Saturday, Sept. 28 in downtown Jackson. The event will be filled with music, activities and plenty of chili to try, according to the event’s Facebook page.
Michigan school counselor referred to student as a terrorist, federal officials say
ANN ARBOR, Mich. — The U.S. Education Department said Tuesday it confirmed that a Michigan school counselor referred to a Muslim student as a terrorist last fall. The Ann Arbor school district agreed to survey students, families and staff about harassment based on race or natural origin and come up with a plan to address any concerns, the Education Department's Office of Civil Rights said at the close of an investigation.
‘Just Kind of Shrug Their Shoulders’: White Football Players Who Allegedly Wrote Slur Black Teen’s Car Benched from Team In High School Where Parents Say Racism Is ‘Normal’
A Michigan high school roiled by racist hate speech over the past four years is facing another episode after white students allegedly drew Ku Klux […] ‘Just Kind of Shrug Their Shoulders’: White Football Players Who Allegedly Wrote Slur Black Teen’s Car Benched from Team In High School Where Parents Say Racism Is ‘Normal’
Residents in Michigan town with Harris signs say they're being targeted
DEXTER, Mich. (CBS DETROIT) - Residents in Dexter with "Harris for President" signs in their yards have had nails and several other items thrown onto their driveways for more than a month. They said they believe the targeted incidents are politically motivated. "I have the first amendment rights, as does everyone — the neighbors of both persuasions — we have the right to proclaim in a peaceful public manner who we're voting for," said resident Susan Filipiak. They say trash and clothing were tossed onto their driveways over Labor Day weekend and that their yard signs were torn out and thrown across the road. Local...
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