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Sterling Heights man charged for allegedly firing gun at another vehicle while driving, injuring 1

WARREN – A 24-year-old Sterling Heights man is facing multiple felonies for allegedly firing multiple gunshots at another vehicle and striking a front-seat passenger. Police say Mohammad Kheir Aamer Al Krad was driving in Warren on Sunday, Nov. 1, when he fired in the direction of the other vehicle. The victim suffered nonfatal gunshot wounds and was transported to Henry Ford Warren Hospital for treatment.

Sterling Heights, MI · 2d
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Woman caught streaking through hotel hallway

SUPPORT LOCAL JOURNALISM. DONATE TO DOWNTOWN NEWSMAGAZINE. A Detroit woman was restrained inside a Birmingham hotel located in the 200 block of S. Old Woodward the afternoon of Saturday, October 24, after she was caught running naked through the hallway. According to the Bilrmingham police report, a hotel employee told...

Birmingham, MI · 1d

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Police investigating fight involving hammer

SUPPORT LOCAL JOURNALISM. DONATE TO DOWNTOWN NEWSMAGAZINE. A fight between two men in the area of 1000 Melton in Birmingham is currently being investigated by city police after one of the men pulled a hammer on the other. Birmingham police reported that witnesses saw the two men fighting, though it...

Birmingham, MI · 1d
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Former sheriff employee's immigration searches referred to prosecutor

The Oakland County Sheriff's Office has referred an investigation into one of its former employees who used their Flock camera network to do immigration searches to the local prosecutor's office. A Detroit News investigation revealed a former OCSO employee performed at least 58 immigration-related searches of the sheriff's camera network in February. OCSO Public Information Officer Tyler Sweers confirmed Friday, Nov. 6 that the former employee went to work for Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) after leaving the sheriff's office. Sweers confirmed the sheriff's office had forwarded the results of their investigation into the matter to the Oakland County Prosecutor's Office on Thursday, Nov. 5. Law enforcement agencies typically refer a case to prosecutors if they believe there is enough evidence for criminal charges. The sheriff's office did not provide additional comment. Jeff Wattrick, spokesperson for the Oakland County Prosecutor's Office, declined to comment. OCSO's license plate reader policy says the valid uses for license plate reader data are to let officers know about a vehicle on a "hot list," to find a criminal suspect or to find a missing person. Sweers said in September that the immigration queries were unauthorized and violated their policies. Oakland County Board of Commissioners

Oakland County, MI · 22h

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Amazon and the Ascend Foundation hosting 'Christmas in November' giveaway

Amazon and the Ascend Foundation have teamed up for a massive holiday giveaway. Christmas in November: Day of Giving is happening on Sunday, November 8th, at the Pontiac Academy of Excellence Gymnasium. Doors open at 3PM. For more visit, theascendfoundation.org.

Pontiac, MI · 1d

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Warren man and 11-year-old son recovering after accident while cleaning a handgun

WARREN, Mich. (FOX 2) - A 37-year-old man and his son are in the hospital after an accident while attempting to clean a handgun in Warren. The incident happened on Berkshire Avenue at around 9 p.m. on Wednesday. Police say the man ended up getting shot in the hand and the bullet hit the 11-year-old boy's leg. Both were hospitalized and are expected to be okay. The gun was a .380 semi-automatic handgun which police say was legally owned by the man's sister, who was having him clean it.

Warren, MI · 1d

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Beloved Canadian Doughpuff factory opens its first U.S. location in Metro Detroit

ROYAL OAK, MI - Don’t call it a doughnut. Straight from Canada, the first Mr. Puffs has opened in the U.S. and it’s located in Royal Oak. To mark the grand opening at 31971 Woodward Ave., the first 50 customers each day on Friday, Nov. 6 and Saturday, Nov. 7. will receive a free six-pack of Doughpuffs.

Royal Oak, MI · 1d

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Man wanted for leaving bar tab unpaid

SUPPORT LOCAL JOURNALISM. DONATE TO DOWNTOWN NEWSMAGAZINE. Birmingham police are investigating a Clarkston man for allegedly leaving a restaurant in the 500 block of S. Eton Street the afternoon of Sunday, October 25, without paying for his drinks. The police report indicates the man ordered $54 worth of drinks before...

Birmingham, MI · 1d

The Detroit News

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Gorilla photo pinned to worker's locker sparks racial harassment suit

A Southfield woman is suing her former employer, alleging she faced repeated racial harassment, including a picture of a gorilla that was pinned to her work locker. Juanita Porter, who is Black, filed suit against WillScot, an Arizona-based modular space and portable storage company, Nov. 5 in Detroit's federal court. Porter started working for the company in May 2025, as a construction and yard worker at its facility in Brighton, according to the complaint. She said the harassment began during her first week on the job when a trainer allegedly asked her, “How many police officers does it take to screw a light bulb?” When Porter did not respond, the trainer added, “None because they would just get a black person and beat the black off of him and have him do it," the lawsuit states. In July 2025, Porter's supervisor made a reference to lynchings while another coworker told her that she "could not stand … black and old" people," according to the complaint. In August, a coworker complained about having to provide additional training for Porter, allegedly telling a supervisor "I'm not training this black b---- and she probably can't read and Imaa get that b---- fired," according

Southfield, MI · 1d

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Motorcyclist in critical condition after Sterling Heights crash

STERLING HEIGHTS, Mich. – A motorcyclist is in critical condition after a crash at the intersection of Schoenherr Road and Carlisle Drive on Thursday, Nov. 5. According to the Sterling Heights Police Department the incident occurred at 11:44 a.m. when a motorcycle hit the back of another vehicle. An...

Sterling Heights, MI · 1d

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Southfield man charged with sending explicit material to Birmingham teens

A Southfield man faces charges after prosecutors say he sent explicit material to Birmingham teens and assaulted an officer.

Birmingham, MI · 23h

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Luehring Pours in 24 Points as Women's Basketball Falls to Wisconsin

MADISON, Wis. - The Golden Grizzlies fell to Wisconsin 89-56 on Thursday. After a tightly contested first half, the Badgers pulled away, largely helped by a 46 to 24 advantage on the boards. Oakland started the game with an early lead. Makenzie Luehring and Angie Smith helped the Golden Grizzlies...

Madison, WI · 1d

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ZipSauce Locks Down Clinton Township Spot, With Warren Burger Shop Next

A Michigan burger brand built around its signature sauce is set to open a sit-down restaurant on Garfield Road in Clinton Township around Nov. 23, with another location already in the works for Warren. ZipSauce, which started as a food truck before expanding to brick-and-mortar spots in Shelby Township, Port Huron and Westland, is planting its newest flag on the east side of Garfield Road, just north of a McDonald’s and Taco Bell near Canal Road.

Charter Twp Of Clinton, MI · 2d

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Birmingham's Triangle District Set for 224-Unit Tower at Woodward and Maple

A vacant lot at the southeast corner of Woodward Avenue and Maple Road in Birmingham could soon hold one of the city's largest residential projects yet: a 224-unit building with 197 apartments and 27 condominiums for sale, rising nine stories above two levels of underground parking. The proposal, advanced by developer Beztak working alongside architect Victor Saroki, has been steadily working through the city's approval process for years and recently cleared two more milestones.

Birmingham, MI · 1d

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Man injured in hit-and-run at a Warren White Castle, police say

A man is in critical condition after being struck by a vehicle on Wednesday outside a Warren fast-food restaurant, police said. Officers were called at about 7:30 p.m. to the White Castle restaurant on East Eight Mile Road at Sherwood Avenue for a report of a crash involving a pedestrian, according to authorities. They arrived and found a 33-year-old man suffering from serious injuries in the parking lot, officials said. Medics took him to a hospital, police said. Detectives believe the victim may have been struck by a sedan after an argument with someone, who then fled the area, officials said. Anyone with information about the incident or the suspect driver should call the Warren Police Department at (586) 574-4700. The incident follows other recent hit-and-run crashes in Michigan. On Oct. 26, a man in his 40s was struck by a vehicle in the East Grand Boulevard and Frederick Street area on Detroit's east side. Police are offering a $1,000 reward for tips that help them identify the driver. A 61-year-old New Boston man was hit by a vehicle in September as he walked along Pennsylvania Road between Huron River Drive and Wayne Road in Huron Township. A Romulus man

Warren, MI · 2d

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Package with iPhone taken from porch

SUPPORT LOCAL JOURNALISM. DONATE TO DOWNTOWN NEWSMAGAZINE. The Bloomfield Township Police Department is now investigating a report of a stolen package containing an Apple iPhone in the 300 block of Concord Place. The victim told police on Wednesday, October 28, theY had ordered an Apple iPhone 18 which was supposed...

Bloomfield Twp, MI · 1d

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Kowalski won't return to prison for murders of brother, sister-in-law

Jerome Kowalski won't return to prison for the murders of his brother and sister-in-law, Richard and Brenda Kowalski, in Oceola Township in 2008. Kowalski was given a sentence of time served by Judge Matthew Stewart in Livingston County's 44th Circuit Court on Nov. 5. Stewart, a judge for the 35th Circuit Court in Shiawassee County, was assigned the case after all local judges recused themselves. More: Jerome Kowalski hopes for time served in murder sentencing Kowalski was originally convicted of both murders in 2013, but was granted a new trial in 2019 after the judge in his case, Theresa Brennan, was disbarred and sentenced to six months in jail. Officials discovered she'd had an intimate relationship with Michigan State Police Det. Sean Furlong, who led the investigation into the killings. Kowalski, 80, of Warren, has long maintained his innocence, arguing his confession was coerced. From initial arrest to his release on bond in 2022, he served 13 years and 8 months, according to Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel. He pled no contest to two counts of open murder just days before the start of his second trial in October 2025. During sentencing Nov. 5, the victims' daughter-in-law and granddaughter made

Livingston County, MI · 2d

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Warren Police want help finding missing teen

WARREN, Mich. – Warren Police are asking for the public’s assistance in locating a missing 16-year-old. Amiyah Jade Younan has been missing since Sept. 20. She’s described as 90 pounds, 5 feet 2 inches tall, with brown eyes and brown hair with purple highlights. The family is...

Warren, MI · 1d

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Kings of Leon Bring New Album Tour to Grand Rapids and Pine Knob Next May

Kings of Leon fans in Michigan will get two chances to catch the band next spring. The rockers have announced a pair of shows in the state as part of a 2027 North American tour behind their new album, O My Beloved, with stops set for Grand Rapids and Clarkston.

Grand Rapids, MI · 21h

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New Commuter Rail Greenlit, Sordid Federal Workplace Abuse Exposed and Detroit Lions’ Jack Campbell Walks Again: Detroit’s Week In Review

From highway alternatives to workplace protections, Michigan faces critical infrastructural and ethical debates. As planners push to open passenger commuter rail between Detroit and Macomb County, a graphic civil rights lawsuit rocks local corporate staffing offices, independent pharmacies battle reimbursement crises, and the football world breathes a sigh of relief over Jack Campbell.

Detroit, MI · 1d