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Catching up with ‘Napoleon Dynamite’s’ Pedro while he’s in Michigan
He played one of the most likable characters of the last two decades on the big screen. We caught up with Efren Ramirez, a.k.a. Pedro in “Napoleon Dynamite,” while he is in Michigan this weekend. Ramirez is one of the celebrity guests at Michigan’s biggest pop culture event,...
New 4-Way Stop At Six Mile & Currie Road Intersection
Work to convert a busy intersection to a four-way stop in Salem Township is complete. The intersection of Six Mile Road and Currie Road in Salem Township is now an all-way stop. The intersection was recently converted from a two-way stop with Six Mile Road traffic having the right-of-way. The...
Summer at Pine Knob revs up: Nearly 50 shows, new parking options, diverse food offerings
As Pine Knob Music Theatre dives into its 2024 season, the Clarkston amphitheater is touting nearly 50 nights of concerts, new premium parking access and an expanded presence by a popular neighborhood restaurant. The Pine Knob action officially got underway with a May 2 show by Primus and other bands...
Detroit Police Officers, Married Couple, Charged With Child Abuse Using "Tactical Moves"
In an unsettling turn of events, two Detroit police officers, a married couple, have been charged with child abuse, including using "tactical moves" learned in their profession on their children, according to ClickOnDetroit. The officers, Jared Shaw and Liana Shaw, who reside in Flint, stand accused of a confrontation that escalated into physical abuse on March 1.
WWII vet celebrates 105th birthday in Bloomfield Hills
BLOOMFIELD HILLS, Mich. (FOX 2) - Walker Oglesby celebrated his 105th birthday on Friday. He was alongside friends, family, and military members honored to celebrate it with him. After all, Oglesby played an instrumental role in World War II. Scott Hiipakka, a brigadier general with the Michigan Army National Guard said Walker served in the 80th heavy single battalion.
Cousin who helped put up 'missing person' fliers after dumping teen's body in dumpster convicted of her murder
Jaylin Brazier was found guilty of murdering his 17-year-old cousin in Michigan, whose body has never been recovered since he tossed her in a dumpster two years ago. The post Cousin who helped put up ‘missing person’ fliers after dumping teen’s body in dumpster convicted of her murder first appeared on Law & Crime.
2 rescued from small plane crash in Oxford Township with no injuries
After a small plane crashed in northern Oakland County Saturday afternoon, its two occupants were rescued with no injuries, said a spokesman for Oakland County Executive Dave Coulter. The single-engine training aircraft belonging to Maven, an aircraft operator at Oakland County International Airport in Waterford Township where the plane took off, crashed in Oxford Township, near Oxford High School, around 3:30 p.m. ...
Man brandishes gun at high school students, flees with adult son
SOUTHFIELD, Mich. (FOX 2) - Southfield Police Officers responded to a large fight in the 22000 block of W. Ten Mile at about 2:45 p.m. May 16 and ended up arresting a man who had brandished a rifle, and his son, who ran off with it. During the investigation, police...
Warren Lincoln Wrestling Group, Beat the Streets Detroit, given $5,000 donation
WARREN, Mich. (FOX 2) - Coach Ken Kaercher has dedicated more than two decades to wrestling, and the youths of Warren through various programs. Friday night, 7-Eleven and Slurpee teamed up to donate $5,000 to two of Kaercher’s passions. The Warren Lincoln Wrestling Group, a youth wrestling organization and Beat the Streets Detroit, a group that combines wrestling, STEM education and more to keep children active and off the streets when not in school.
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