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Hazel Park Lawsuit Accuses City Manager of Decade of Harassment
Linda Murado sued the City of Hazel Park on Nov. 7, alleging that City Manager Edward Klobucher sexually harassed her for nearly ten years, from her start as his executive assistant through her later work as special projects coordinator. The city is the only defendant. FOX 2 Detroit based its...
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Missing since 2007 from Detroit, Michigan: Harmony Nikkia Johnson was 17 when she vanished
Harmony Nikkia Johnson has been missing from Detroit, Michigan (Wayne County), since April 19, 2007, according to the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children (NCMEC). Harmony was only 17 when she disappeared. Today, she would be 37 years old.
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13 years after Taylor check-cashing store murder, family still searching for answers
TAYLOR, Mich. (WXYZ) — Thirteen years after 30-year-old Chelsea Small was shot and killed during a robbery at a Taylor check-cashing store, her family is still waiting for answers. Small was working alone at the Advance America on Telegraph Road on Nov. 12, 2013, when a man entered the...
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M-14 back open after semi-truck rollover, debris spill
PLYMOUTH – M-14 is back open in Plymouth Thursday morning after a semi-truck rolled over, spilling debris onto the roadway. Michigan State Police says the crash occurred around 5:27 a.m. right after the I-96/M-14/I-275 interchange. Police say the truck’s trailer struck and went through a concrete barrier wall, affecting both the westbound and eastbound lanes of the freeway.
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‘We’re just in total shock’: Family mourns Westland woman after domestic murder-suicide
Katlin Morris, 30, was killed by her longtime boyfriend in what Westland police are calling a domestic murder-suicide at their home on Farragut Avenue Monday morning. Friends and family gathered for a candlelight vigil to honor Morris, remembering her as someone who was devoted to family, especially her nieces and nephews.
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Things To Do in Detroit This Weekend: November 13-November 15
If you're wondering what to do in Detroit this weekend, the lineup offers something for every taste, from big-top thrills to wearable art. Ringling Bros. and Barnum & Bailey bring The Greatest Show On Earth to Little Caesars Arena with world-class acrobatics and a party-like vibe. The Detroit Pancakes & Booze Art Show pairs unlimited pancakes with work from more than 80 local artists, while the Adorn opening reception at Ellery East Art Center celebrates art made to be worn. Glassblowing, indie rock, live jazz, Andrew Bird with the Detroit Symphony Orchestra, Red Wings hockey, and The Neighbourhood keep the momentum going.
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Feds: Gordie Howe bridge traveler had $180K in undeclared cash
U.S. Customs and Border Protection officials last week found nearly $200,000 and contraband on a traveler at the Gordie Howe International Bridge . A K-9 search on Nov. 5 yielded "$180,000 in undeclared cash of questionable origin alongside THC products," CBP Director of Field Operations Marty C. Raybon said in a post on Instagram. "The traveler — a U.S. citizen — refused to disclose the nature and source of the money and it was seized." Raybon said Homeland Security Investigations Detroit officials continue to investigate the incident. Other details were not released. Youssef Fawaz, a spokesman for Customs and Border Protection's Detroit office, said Thursday that the agency is not releasing further details since the investigation into it is ongoing. The $4.54 billion, 1.5-mile span opened to cars and trucks July 27. The next week, its multi-use path opened to bikers and hikers. In September, the bridge saw roughly 316,000 trips . That was second to the Ambassador Bridge's 318,000 vehicle crossings that month. This article originally appeared on The Detroit News: Feds: Gordie Howe bridge traveler had $180K in undeclared cash
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Secrets of the Deep: A Detroit News project
SECRETS OF THE DEEP : A Detroit News project Reporter Carol Thompson explores the thriving and competitive world of Great Lakes shipwreck hunting in this four-part package: ∎ Tech transforms hunt for Great Lakes shipwrecks : Estimates say at least 6,000 shipwrecks lie in the Great Lakes, and about half have not been found. Still, many of the people who dive the inland seas say they are in the "fourth quarter of shipwreck discovery," thanks in part to advances in sonar and scuba technology that have cracked open what was once a highly specialized pursuit. ∎ It's not finders keepers for Great Lakes shipwrecks . Like other states, Michigan claims ownership of shipwrecks in its Great Lakes waters. It has a strict process for raising shipwreck pieces and other artifacts from the bottomlands. Conservation officers investigate cases of shipwreck items taken from the lake floor or beaches, or put up for sale. ∎ Shipwreck hunters find tug boat long lost in Lake Huron : A team of shipwreck hunters that has scoured thousands of miles of Lake Huron this month announced its newest discovery: the steam-powered Tug Tawas, lost in an explosion in 1874. ∎ Deep dive: What it's like