Sterling Heights
Sterling Heights, MI · LATEST NEWS
ClickOnDetroit.com
Police investigate incident at Warren apartment complex
WARREN, Mich. – Warren police are investigating an incident at an apartment complex Tuesday morning. The incident occurred around 6:30 a.m. at the Warren Manor Apartments on Dequindre Road between 8 and 9 Mile roads. The nature of the incident and whether anyone was injured are not immediately known.
The Detroit News
Seattle ON Tap
No. 15 Iowa's Postgame Gift To Jack Campbell, And What It Means For His Incredible Fight
Detroit Lions logo on gradient background - Created by the Sports On Tap desk | Source : Sports On Tap (team logos property of their respective owners) After No. 15 Iowa’s commanding 24-10 road win over Northwestern this past Saturday at the new Ryan Field, head coach Kirk Ferentz delivered news that hit right in […]
The Detroit Free Press
Detroit police track down sources of 'teen takeover' tree lighting flyers
Detroit police are tracking down sources of "teen takeover" flyers circulating on social media that target the upcoming Detroit tree lighting downtown on Nov. 20, the department said. The move is preventative, police say. "Part of that effort includes monitoring publicly available social media activity, identifying the sources of flyers promoting potential unauthorized gatherings and assessing information that could indicate planned disruptions," said Jasmin Barmore, a department spokesperson. "The tree lighting event is a time for families, friends and the community to come together and celebrate the holiday season. DPD welcomes that celebration, but we will not tolerate behavior that jeopardizes the safety of others." In a social media Instagram story posted on Nov. 9, an officer has his arm around a teen who had been promoting a "takeover." The teen wrote: "I had a meeting with DPD I NOW REALIZE THAT HOSTING TEEN TAKEOVERS TERRIBLE IDEA," the post read. "No one should try to takeover at the treelighting. It should be left alone to be a safe event for families. I will no longer be promoting any teen takeovers." The Mayor‘s Office of Neighborhood and Community Safety also is working closely with Detroit police on the safety plan for
The Detroit News
Dearborn must answer for their handling of hotel trafficking concerns | Letter
When a deputy fire marshal reports dozens of people — including small children — living in an unauthorized, shuttered 722-room hotel, with rooms padlocked from the outside and packaging for a large machete in a corridor, as reported in ("Dearborn closes hotel probe despite finding ‘possible human trafficking'," Nov. 2), the public has a right to expect urgency. Instead, Dearborn police waited 36 hours. By the time detectives arrived on Sept. 24, the occupants who had reportedly lived there for months were gone. After a two-hour search and a few interviews, the case was closed for lack of evidence. READ: Dearborn closes hotel probe despite finding 'possible human trafficking' That sequence does not merely raise questions; it erodes confidence. Human trafficking indicators are not casual observations. They are time-sensitive. Every hour of delay increases the chance that people who may have been held against their will disappear into the next vulnerable location. Closing the file after so little effort, especially when a security guard described as many as 100 people living on-site for a year, suggests the investigation was designed more to be finished than to be thorough. Dearborn residents deserve more than a report that the search “did not
The Spun
Crafting Your Home
ClickOnDetroit.com
myupnow.com
Detroit Lions star Aidan Hutchinson surprises 4-year-old cancer survivor in Spider-Man suit
Detroit Lions star pass rusher Aidan Hutchinson surprised 4-year-old Conner at C.S. Mott Children's Hospital dressed in an Iron Spider suit to celebrate the young boy finishing his final inpatient chemotherapy treatment for stage four kidney cancer, honoring Conner's inspiring strength after carrying the young survivor's personal mantra on his game-day gear. For more inspiring Michigan stories and local coverage across the U.P., visit MyUPNow.com.
hoodline.com
everafterinthewoods.com
This Classic Michigan Supper Club Still Makes Dinner Feel Like A Night Out
A steak arrives on a sizzling platter, swimming in house-made au jus, while a live band plays near a real dance floor. That happens on a regular weeknight here. Not on some special holiday. The room still has dim lighting, white tablecloths, and lit candles. Blue velvet booths line the...
ClickOnDetroit.com
Stolen $500K McLaren recovered after appearing at Detroit street takeover
$500,000 McLaren stolen: A Detroit businessman, Ali Sobh, had his rare McLaren stolen from the driveway behind his home in Detroit’s Boston-Edison neighborhood. Car spotted at a street takeover: Sobh later saw video of his stolen McLaren doing donuts in front of a crowd at a street takeover. Rare...
The Detroit News
Major Detroit retail center anchored by Meijer hits the market
A major shopping center at the intersection of Woodward Avenue and Eight Mile in Detroit is up for sale. The 134,585-square-foot retail property at Gateway Marketplace includes tenants such as K&G Fashion Superstore, Planet Fitness and Five Below. The nearby, nearly 200,000-square-foot Meijer superstore that anchors the shopping center is not included in the sale, according to the online listing by Mid-America Real Estate. No asking price is publicly listed. The shopping center opened in 2013 on part of the former location of the Michigan State Fairgrounds, at the city's border with Ferndale. The property is listed as 98.9% occupied. The offering includes five outparcels: ground leases occupied by McDonald's, Applebee's, PNC Bank and AutoZone, as well as a multi-tenant specialty retail building, according to Mid-America Real Estate. Other stores on the property include a Starbucks and Marshalls. The area at Woodward and Eight Mile served as the permanent home of the Michigan State Fair from 1905 through 2009, when the state discontinued the fair at the Detroit grounds after withdrawing funding amid budget problems, and the property closed. The Meijer store opened in 2013 while the rest of the site remained mostly desolate and pocked with empty buildings into
People
everafterinthewoods.com
This Michigan Deli Makes Jumbo Corned Beef Egg Rolls And Sandwiches Worth The Detour
One jumbo egg roll here weighs a full pound. It’s stuffed with corned beef and Swiss cheese, then fried until crispy. That’s not a typo or a dare. The egg rolls also come in regular and footlong sizes, so the jumbo is the final boss of the menu.