Outside the Redford Township Town Hall, a group of people are camped out to use cannabis. According to Redford Township, the line opened on Tuesday, September 10, the evening that the Township authorized the first marijuana licenses to be issued. Redford Township Clerk Gary Christie expressed his astonishment at witnessing the line, saying, “I was...
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Detroit Assault: Mount Clemens Woman Brutally Beaten After Night Out
Last week, Morgan Catton, 27, of Mount Clemens, was traveling to a friend’s home on Detroit’s west side when her Uber unintentionally dropped her off at the wrong place. A man on a bike attacked her while she was still walking. Ubering from downtown Detroit to the vicinity of Hazelwood Street and 14th Street, Catton...
Detroit Suspect Accused of Murdering Retired Police Officer, Abandoning Body in Park
A 30-year-old man has been charged with killing a former Detroit Police Department officer, shooting two other people, disposing of his body in a park, and taking his vehicle. Erik Davis is charged with first-degree murder, first-degree home invasion, firearm discharge in or at a building, firearm discharge in or at a building causing serious...
Police: Redford Township Man Shoots Stepdaughter by Mistake During Argument
Redford Township police report that a young girl who was inadvertently shot by her stepfather on Wednesday night will live. Police Chief Jennifer Mansfield said the man was inside a house on Lexington near Eight Mile Road, arguing with someone while brandishing a revolver. The firearm exploded during the battle, striking the 13-year-old girl in...
Michigan Central Welcomes Visitors with New Tours and Dining Experience
After receiving over 160,000 visitors this summer, Michigan Central announced that it will begin offering guided tours. It also plans to establish its first restaurant in the fall. According to a news release, tickets will be needed to explore the station, according to officials. The excursions, which are provided in collaboration with Detroit History excursions,...
Michigan Pastor Charged with Invasion of Privacy for Secret Camera in Church Bathroom
After confessing to police that he had concealed a camera in the church’s gender-neutral restroom, the former pastor of a Livingston County church faces charges. Leaders of Brighton’s 2|42 Community Church contacted the Livingston County Sheriff’s Office on Friday following the discovery of a video recording device in a church restroom by church employees. The...
11 Charged by Michigan AG in University of Michigan Protest Over Israel-Hamas War
Attorney General Dana Nessel of Michigan said on Thursday that eleven individuals have been charged in relation to protests that occurred at the University of Michigan. The accusations were brought on Wednesday in Washtenaw County’s 15th District Court. None of the accused have, according to officials, been charged. Because they refused to leave a campsite...
Michigan Thieves Admit to Stealing Rolex Watches in Missouri Smash-and-Grab
In a smash-and-grab heist at a jewelry store in Missouri, two men from the Detroit area acknowledged stealing watches valued at thousands of dollars. According to the U.S. Attorney’s Office Eastern District of Missouri, 25-year-old Kordaryl Cross entered a guilty plea to conspiracy to commit interstate transportation of stolen property on Tuesday. On July 29,...
Race Car Test Track Accident in Michigan: Families Sue Over Children’s Injuries
In a race car accident at a test track in Michigan, two kids suffered serious injuries. The family are now suing numerous times and demanding justice. Ford Motor Company, the owner of the car, and Continental Automotive Systems Inc., the owner of the test track, are the targets of lawsuits. The Detroit Area Pre-College Engineering...
Michigan School Superintendent Reacts to Student’s Online Threat Arrest: ‘It’s Very Scary’
After being suspected of uploading a picture of a gun in a group chat on social media, a 15-year-old girl from Monroe County’s Whiteford School District was placed under arrest this past weekend. That adolescent also threatened to shoot up the school, according to the Monroe County Sheriff’s Department. Scott Huard, the superintendent of the...