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Cache of weapons, Nazi memorabilia found after Warren man points laser at man’s chest, fires shots
Officials said they found a cache of weapons and Nazi memorabilia after they arrested a white Warren man who pointed a green laser at a Black man’s chest, yelled a racial slur, and fired shots.
Former president Donald Trump endorses Tudor Dixon for Michigan governor
Former president Donald Trump has endorsed Republican gubernatorial candidate Tudor Dixon just days before Michigan’s primary election.
Michigan’s Short’s Brewing decries ‘relentless’ customers who ‘bully’ staff
One of Michigan’s most popular breweries is speaking out against rude customers, an issue they call “relentless” this summer.
Short’s Brewing Company, based in Bellaire, just outside of Torch Lake, posted to their Facebook page in an effort to remind customers to respect the brewery staff.
Sterling Heights police say suspected gunman died by suicide after shooting 34-year-old in face
Police said a 34-year-old man was shot in the face and the suspected gunman died by suicide in Sterling Heights.