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Morning 4: Massive search of landfill to find missing Eastpointe teen starts today -- and more news

Here are the top stories for the morning of May 31, 2022

Detroit police to begin massive search of landfill to find remains of 17-year-old Zion Foster

Morning 4 is a quick roundup of stories we think you should know about to start your day. So, let’s get to the news.


Detroit police to begin massive search of landfill to find remains of 17-year-old Zion Foster

Detroit police are expected to start a massive search of a Lenox Township landfill on Tuesday to find missing Eastpointe teen Zion Foster.

The search begins Tuesday (May 31). Around 70 people are expected to be assisting in the search each day.

See the story here.


50+ people form human chain to search for 6-year-old girl who drowned at Kensington Metropark

A 6-year-old Detroit girl was pronounced dead shortly after being pulled from the water at Kensington Metropark in Milford Township on Monday (May 31).

Witnesses said around 50 or more people formed a human chain and walked into the water, trying to find the young girl. They did find her, but she had been under the water too long to be resuscitated.

See the report here.


‘Unsafe for human occupancy’: bd’s Mongolian Grill in Ann Arbor closed after 28 years

Downtown Tree Town has lost another longtime resident.

bd’s Mongolian Grill, on the corner of Main and Washington, closed its doors in May after 28 years of serving the downtown area.

Read more here.


‘What happened to Henry?’: Michigan State University’s first Black drum major disappeared 49 years ago

Henry Louis Baltimore Jr. disappeared 49 years ago, just days before he was scheduled to testify against a man who robbed him at gunpoint.

Read more here.


Weather: Near-record heat across Metro Detroit Tuesday with some rain chances to follow



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