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Ypsilanti Woman Jailed After Nearly Hitting Pickup Going Wrong Way on U.S. 23
A 28-year-old Ypsilanti woman is sitting in Monroe County Jail after police say she drove the wrong way on U.S. 23 near Dundee early Sunday, nearly slamming head-on into a pickup truck before officers managed to pull her over. The case has now been sent to the Monroe County Prosecutor's Office for review.
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State Police Seek Information in Fatal I-75 Pedestrian Crash
MONROE TWP. — Michigan State Police are asking for the public’s help in a deadly crash on southbound I-75 in Monroe Township. Troopers from the Monroe Post were sent to the freeway near East Dunbar Road around 6:19 a.m. Friday after a report of a pedestrian standing in the roadway. While they were on the way, they learned the person had been struck.
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Parishioners Fight to Preserve Detroit’s Historic Catholic Churches
November 9, 2026 ~ Kevin Kijewski Esquire, practicing attorney and owner of KDK Law, Spokesman of Parish Preservation alliance up to half of Detroit area catholic churches could lose weekend mass under new plan. DETROIT ~ Proposed restructuring plans from the Archdiocese of Detroit could result in weekend Masses ending...
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Detroit Metro Airport to begin ‘zero tolerance’ enforcement of parking outside terminals as new cell phone lot opens
DTW is opening a new North Cell Phone Lot near Rogell and Burton drives, with about 145 spaces, expected to be ready in late November. The lot will give drivers waiting for arriving passengers a more convenient place near the Evans Terminal and is intended to ease curbside congestion. Once...
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2 Family Dollar workers stabbed, wounded in fight at Detroit store
Two Family Dollar store workers are recovering after they were stabbed during a Sunday fight with a third person on Detroit's east side, police said. Officials said the two victims were listed in stable condition. The suspect in the double stabbing was wounded in the fight, but only suffered minor injuries, according to the police department. 'Deeply concerned' Detroit police officers were called at about 2:12 p.m. Sunday to the Family Dollar store in the 9000 block of East Jefferson Avenue near McClellan Avenue for a report of a stabbing, authorities said. Family Dollar officials said Monday that the company is cooperating with police in the incident's investigation but couldn't comment on the case's specifics. "We are deeply concerned by the incident that occurred at one of our Detroit stores on Sunday," Janella Escobar, a company spokeswoman, said in a statement. "Our thoughts are with those affected, and the safety and well-being of our associates, customers, and the communities we serve remain a top priority." Based in Chesapeake, Va., Family Dollar operates more than 8,000 stores nationwide. Anyone with information about the incident or the suspect should call the Detroit Police Department's Seventh Precinct Detective Unit at (313) 596-5740, Crime
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U-M-Los Alamos data center site 'highly archeologically sensitive'
The controversial Ypsilanti Township site chosen by the University of Michigan and Los Alamos National Laboratory for a $1.25 billion data center project is "highly archeologically sensitive," a major past trail route for Native American tribes that may include both artifacts and graves, the State Historic Preservation Office has informed project officials. Both Ypsilanti Township and the United Tribes of Michigan, a coalition of the 12 federally recognized tribes in the state, have passed resolutions calling on U-M to undertake a comprehensive archaeological review of the 144-acre site on Textile Road near Bridge Road, and to better consult with the tribes before disturbing sites of potential significance to their heritage. "It's disgraceful that they have not reached out and consulted the Native American tribes, given the historic nature of their relationship at U-M with the Huron River and knowing full well that the Bentley Library is filled with information and maps on the indigenous Native American trails throughout Washtenaw County," said Ypsilanti Township Attorney Doug Winters. U-M proposes a "high-performance research computing center" at the site in partnership with Los Alamos National Laboratory, a New Mexico-based research institution focused on national security — including the manufacture of plutonium pits, the