Child dies at babysitter’s house in Roseville morning after unreported crash
DETROIT – A child died at a babysitter’s house after a car crash that went unreported. The child’s mother learned from police that her son had died. Jeremiah Redmond was two and a half years old when he died at his babysitter’s home in Roseville.
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DFT authorizes strike vote
The Detroit Federation of Teachers met on Wednesday evening and authorized a strike vote, and said that negotiations will continue.
The authorization of a strike vote gives leaders of the Detroit Federation of Teachers the authority to use a possible strike as a bargaining tool.
Harper Woods in custody death update
Investigation into the death of a woman who died while in Harper Woods police custody has led to the firing of a deputy chief and a patrol officer, city officials said.
What La Niña means for Michigan winter
You’ve likely heard the terms El Niño and La Niña, but in case you don’t know, here’s a quick breakdown of what they are: El Niño and La Niña are the warm and cool phases of a recurring climate pattern across the tropical Pacific—the El Niño-Southern Oscillation, or “ENSO” for short.
Sumpter Township quadruple homicide suspect arraigned
The suspect in a quadruple homicide in Sumpter Township has been charged with first-degree murder on Wednesday.
Raymond Lee Bailey, 37, of Kinross, Michigan, is facing four counts of first-degree murder and four counts of felony firearm in the fatal shootings of four people over the weekend. He was arraigned Wednesday from a hospital bed.
Blood, plasma donations needed
The American Red Cross cross has faced many challenges trying to collect sufficient blood in the midst of the COVID-19 pandemic.
Those challenges will continue into the fall as colleges and high schools holding virtual classes won’t be hosting their usual blood drives.