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Michigan parent reads graphic passages in revolt against pornographic books in school libraries

November 16, 2022

Michigan parent reads graphic passages in revolt against pornographic books in school libraries

A Dearborn, Michigan, mother read excerpts from the Mike Curato book "Flamer" at an area school board meeting to raise awareness of explicit content in public schools.

Election to fill Michigan city council seat ends in tie, settled by drawing pieces of paper from a bowl

November 16, 2022

Election to fill Michigan city council seat ends in tie, settled by drawing pieces of paper from a bowl

An election to fill a city council seat in a Michigan town ended in a 616-616 tie. The candidates settled the election by pulling pieces of paper from a bowl.

Michigan man charged with providing support to ISIS, possessing a destructive device

November 15, 2022

Michigan man charged with providing support to ISIS, possessing a destructive device

Aws Mohammed Naser, a 34-year-old Michigan man, was charged with providing material support to ISIS and being a felon in possession of a destructive device.

Detroit police chief suspends 3 following fatal shooting of woman suffering from mental illness

November 15, 2022

Detroit police chief suspends 3 following fatal shooting of woman suffering from mental illness

Detroit's police chief suspended three staff members following the fatal shooting of a woman. Detroit police have shot two people suffering from mental illness in just over a month.

Prosecutors plan to seek life sentence for Michigan school shooter who killed 4 students

November 15, 2022

Prosecutors plan to seek life sentence for Michigan school shooter who killed 4 students

Ethan Crumbley, the teen who killed four fellow students in a school shooting, will be facing a life sentence. Crumbley's sentencing process is scheduled to begin in February.

Michigan truck hauling 80,000 pounds of corn hits SUV, kills driver, police say

November 14, 2022

Michigan truck hauling 80,000 pounds of corn hits SUV, kills driver, police say

One person died after a semi-truck hauling 80,000 pounds of corn struck the vehicle, Michigan State Police said.

Unclaimed cremains of 5 military veterans buried with full honors at national cemetery in Michigan

November 14, 2022

Unclaimed cremains of 5 military veterans buried with full honors at national cemetery in Michigan

The cremains of five veterans, which were unclaimed, were buried with full honors at a Michigan cemetery on Thursday. Two separate services were held.

Tudor Dixon, Michigan GOP spar after loss to Whitmer: ‘An issue of leadership’

November 11, 2022

Tudor Dixon, Michigan GOP spar after loss to Whitmer: ‘An issue of leadership’

Former Republican gubernatorial candidate Tudor Dixon and the Michigan Republican Party sparred after the candidate's loss to incumbent Democrat Gov. Gretchen Whitmer.

Detroit's Mariners' Church to commemorate US sailors lost on Great Lakes

November 11, 2022

Detroit's Mariners' Church to commemorate US sailors lost on Great Lakes

Detroit's Mariners' Church will livestream its Great Lakes Memorial Service, commemorating U.S. soldiers who died on the Great Lakes and other Michigan waters.

Dem mayor sued after interrupting citizens, talking over constituents in city council meeting

November 11, 2022

Dem mayor sued after interrupting citizens, talking over constituents in city council meeting

A rights advocacy group has announced a lawsuit against Eastpointe Mayor Monique Owens and the city of Eastpointe for allegedly denying the First Amendment rights of residents.