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Satanists applying to fill school counselor roles in Florida after DeSantis law
Satanists in Florida are volunteering to fill school counselor roles after Gov. Ron DeSantis (R) signed a law allowing religious chaplains into public schools, while the education industry struggles with staffing shortages.
Residents told to avoid drinking water after man breaks into, vandalizes Sylvan Twp. water treatment plant
Residents in one Washtenaw County’s Slyvan Township are being told to not drink the water after a man was caught breaking into the water treatment plant and vandalizing it.
Suspected drunk boater arrested after hitting sheriff patrol boat, crashing into seawall on Macomb County lake [VIDEO]
An Oak Park man is in trouble with the law after allegedly crashing his boat into a Macomb County Sheriff’s Office patrol boat last weekend. Authorities had another boat pulled over at Jefferson Beach Marina when they were struck by another boat.
Over 40 Michigan animal shelters participating in 'Empty the Shelters' event this month, with adoption fees $50 or lower
If you’re looking to bring home a new furry friend, now is a good time, as over 40 shelters in Michigan are taking part in the BISSELL Foundation’s annual “Empty the Shelters” initiative this month, with adoption fees lowered to $50 or less.
Detroit police announce new strategy to crack down on illegal block parties after violent holiday weekend leaves 3 dead, 24 injured
Detroit police and city officials are rolling out a new strategy to crack down on gun violence at illegal block parties. The announcement comes after six shootings at illegal parties, including one that left two people dead and 19 injured.
Center Line considering plans for “Road Diet” on Van Dyke to create more walkable downtown district
Center Line is looking to further develop their downtown district by adding more parking spots near small businesses. The City Council on Monday night will discuss plans for a “Road Diet” on Van Dyke (M-53) between Stephens and Engleman.
Police believe man killed in Brighton Twp. crash was racing another motorcycle when he slammed into van
Two people are dead after a motorcycle crash in Livingston County Sunday evening. Michigan State Police officials say two motorcycles were likely racing in Brighton Twp. when one of them hit a van, killing a woman inside.
Boeing pleads guilty, will invest $455 million in safety, and face probation for three years
Boeing has pleaded guilty in the criminal case brought against the airline manufacturer for two deadly crashes involving its 737 Max jetliners, a Department of Justice court filing shared on Sunday night.
Closing statements Tuesday in trial of man accused of killing Detroit synagogue leader after more than 3 weeks of testimony
The Detroit man charged with killing synagogue leader Samantha Woll is back on the witness stand Monday morning. In his initial questioning last week, Michael Jackson-Bolanos denied fatally stabbing Woll in her east side Detroit home in Oct. 2023.
West Nile virus detected in 18 states as mosquito season arrives
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention has confirmed that in at least 18 states, the West Nile virus has been detected, as experts warn the virus appears to be circulating more than usual for this time of summer.
Waterford Township man killed in motorcycle crash involving two cars
A motorcycle crash claimed the life of a Waterford Township man. The sheriff’s office said he lost control of his motorcycle while navigating a curve. Two vehicles were involved. The victim was 42 years old.
Investigators seek information about orange Camaro in connection to fatal shooting of Fenton Township man
An unknown suspect shot and killed a business owner at a home in Fenton Township, the sheriff’s office. The Sheriff described the shooting as not “not random”. They’re looking for leads involving an orange Camaro.
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