A Henry Ford II High School student has been held without bond for allegedly sexually assaulting another student.

The suspect was taken into police custody Monday, Dec. 11, and is being held at the Macomb County Juvenile Detention Center pending charges.

A 21-year-old woman was killed in a car crash early Thursday morning in Sterling Heights.

A Utica school bus driver was arraigned on drunk driving charges Monday after her bus crashed with dozens of students onboard.

Favorite School Subject: MarketingFavorite Lunch at School: Buscemi’s subFavorite Artists: Shawn Mendes, Post Malone, Jason Aldean, Billie Eilish, and Luke Combs. I am so lucky to be as close to her as I am.”Henry Ford II High School’s girl’s volleyball player Olivia Happel is our 4Frenzy ‘Favorite Senior’ winner. Olivia started playing volleyball in the seventh grade and has been playing ever since. She has been playing varsity volleyball since her sophomore year of high school and was one of the captains this past year. To check out more of the winners of the 4Frenzy Fall Fan Choice Awards, click here.

Acting is an art and he is crazy funny.”Role Models: “Two of my role models are Cristiano Ronaldo and Lionel Messi. They are my favorite soccer players and I could only wish to ever be as good as they are.”This year, our 4Frenzy winner for Favorite Goalie is Antonio Vasquez. Antonio is a freshman at Henry Ford II High School, so this was his first year playing on a high school soccer team! Unfortunately, Antonio got hurt the last two weeks of the season and couldn’t finish, but he and his teammates worked hard. Antonio Vasquez holding an award (WDIV)Along with soccer Antonio also is a wrestler.

UTICA, Mich. – Remote learning has become the new norm for students as the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic continues, and while there are many challenges associated with learning from home, Utica Community Schools have found a solution. A group of district workers loaned laptops to parents from Henry Ford II High School on Friday. But while it’s new for now, students will have to get used to remote learning. Utica Community Schools Superintendent Dr. Christine Johns said when school resumes, online learning could still be involved. “That’ possibly where we could be.”But for now, the laptops are key to helping students get through the current learning landscape.