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Here’s what you missed on Local 4 News at 6:Michigan plans to charge ex-Gov. Snyder in Flint water probeTuesday’s show included a discussion with former Flint Mayor Karen Weaver about a report on ex-Gov. Rick Synder being charged in connection with the Flint Water Crisis. Snyder, his health director and other ex-officials have been told they’re being charged after a new investigation of the Flint water scandal, which devastated the majority Black city with lead-contaminated water and was blamed for a deadly outbreak of Legionnaires’ disease in 2014-15.

Here’s what you missed on Local 4 News at 6:3rd suspect charged in 2017 murder of Egypt CovingtonA third suspect has been formally charged with murder in the 2017 killing of Van Buren Township woman Egypt Covington. On Dec. 31, the Wayne County Prosecutor charged Shandon Ray Groom, 28, of Toledo, Ohio, with felony murder and first-degree home invasion in connection with the Egypt Covington case.

Here’s what you missed on Local 4 News at 6:What we’ve learned about a house fire that left 2 children dead, others hospitalizedTwo children were killed in an early morning house fire on Detroit’s east side. Three other children and an adult were also rushed to a hospital. The fire happened at a home on Helen Street.

Here’s what’s coming up on Local 4 News at 6:Local 4′s Dr. Frank McGeorge reveals what it’s like to get the COVID-19 vaccineOne of those Henry Ford Health Care workers eligible to get the COVID-19 vaccine was our own Dr. Frank McGeorge. He walks us through the process and shares how it went on Local 4 News at 6.

Here’s what you missed on Local 4 News at 6:Men accused in Gov. Whitmer kidnapping plot allegedly had more violent plans -- Here’s what we knowWe’re learning new information about the alleged plot based around kidnapping Michigan Gov. Gretchen Whitmer. The group linked to the plot were allegedly creating other plans, which included televised executions.

Protesters push back against Federal presence in DetroitPublished: August 1, 2020, 6:16 pmTheir main message is federal agents are not wanted and not welcomed in Detroit. All of this happened because of ‘Operation Legend’. United States officials said more federal agents are coming to Detroit in the next couple of weeks to help ease the recent violence in Detroit, and agents are here to assist with the gun violence.

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Health officials identify Greektown as COVID-19 'hot spot' in DetroitPublished: July 28, 2020, 6:12 pmDetroit health officials say people are visiting Detroit's Greektown amid the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic -- and they aren't following proper social distancing and mask guidelines.

Michigan police agencies respond, enforce to new mask rules in different waysPublished: July 14, 2020, 6:22 pmMichigan law enforcement agencies are approaching the enforcement of the state's new face mask requirements in different ways.

Police released incredible video of an officer who saved a choking baby near the front of his police cruiser while the childs family watched from the front lawn.

57-year-old man killed in Grosse Ille plane crashPublished: July 12, 2020, 6:32 pmPolice say they are unsure if the man was killed by the plane crash or a medical condition during the flight.

Reminder: New Michigan mask law to go into effect MondayPublished: July 12, 2020, 6:10 pmFace coverings are now required to be worn in indoor public places and some outdoor public places in Michigan as coronavirus (COVID-19) cases increase at a rapid pace.

Lawmakers want Michigan AG to investigate nursing homes amid coronavirus pandemicPublished: June 28, 2020, 6:33 pmMembers of Congress are requesting Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel -- in addition to other states -- to investigate how nursing homes were used during the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic.

Benched: Racing driver Bubba Wallace talks media attention amid NASCAR flag controversyPublished: June 27, 2020, 6:45 pmNASCAR’s lone full-time Black driver has been the center of attention since the Confederate flag has been banned at all of its tracks.

Driver killed in I-96 rollover crash in DetroitPublished: June 27, 2020, 6:21 pmA 22-year-old driver was ejected from the vehicle during a single-car crash in Detroit on Saturday.

Benched: Red Wings Announcer talks NHL's return amid coronavirus pandemicPublished: June 21, 2020, 6:36 pmWhen the NHL announced its plan to return to play with 24 teams, it meant the Red Wings season was over.

Protesters gather in Ypsilanti following mayor's controversial commentPublished: June 20, 2020, 6:37 pmA Black Lives Matter protest was held in Ypsilanti on Saturday after the city's mayor Beth Bashert was called out for making an inappropriate comment.

Protesters return to Downtown DetroitPublished: June 14, 2020, 6:27 pmDemonstrators across Metro Detroit called for change Sunday in the third straight weekend of protests.

Summer camps in Michigan following strict distancing guidelinesPublished: June 14, 2020, 6:14 pmWith Gov. Gretchen Whitmer’s announcement that overnight camps could reopen on Monday, it was an unofficial start to summer and for some a return to a sense of normalcy.

Protesters return to Detroit after 2-day breakPublished: June 13, 2020, 6:26 pmProtesters gathered in front of DPD HQ Saturday for the third weekend of protests.

Metro Detroit cities closing downtown streets to create more dining spacePublished: June 12, 2020, 6:23 pmIn an effort to maintain social distancing, several cities began shutting down their down town streets to drivers Friday.

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Metro Detroit pastors join chorus of leaders encouraging peaceful protests amid weekend demonstrationsPublished: May 31, 2020, 6:23 pmMetro Detroiters are taking to the streets of Downtown Detroit for a third day to protest police brutality following the killing of black Minneapolis man George Floyd.

Detroit leaders Mayor Mike Duggan, Police Chief James Craig and several local pastors addressed yet another round of protests Downtown. If you need help with the Public File, call (313) 222-0566.

First Sunday in-perso masses held across Metro Detroit since MarchPublished: May 24, 2020, 6:19 pmPeople were back to worship, but changes were made inside the churches.

Rapper takes money raised through 'Big Gretch' and gives back to DetroitPublished: May 16, 2020, 6:24 pmGmacCash's song about Gov. Gretchen Whitmer has gotten so popular, he's using it to give back to the community.

Benched: Voice of the Tigers Dan Dickerson on missing sports and going back to work eventuallyPublished: May 10, 2020, 5:23 pmDan Dickerson has been in the booth for the Tigers for 20 years, but right now, he’s at home like everyone else.

Fiat Chrysler employee gives food to 700 familes in needPublished: May 9, 2020, 6:20 pmAfter nearly losing his life to a heart condition, Marvin Skipper dedicated his life to helping his community.

Benched: What NASCAR's Joey Logano has been up toPublished: May 3, 2020, 6:38 pmNASCAR will be the first major sport to get back in business -- the first race is scheduled for May 17.

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While restaurants are closed, chefs are working to feed the homeless. If you need help with the Public File, call (313) 222-0566.

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Benched: Oakland University’s Greg Kampe discusses getting creative since the NCAA put in-person recruiting on holdPublished: March 29, 2020, 6:36 pmTwo weeks ago, the NCAA announced a moratorium on all on-campus and off-campus recruiting through April 15th. Oakland University’s Head Men’s Basketball Coach Greg Kampe said that makes it really tough to get players for next season.

Metro Detroiters step up to help hospitals, medical centers amid escalating coronavirus pandemicPublished: March 28, 2020, 6:39 pmAs the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic escalates, nurses and doctors are working around the clock to fight the outbreak from the frontlines. Communities across Metro Detroit have been stepping up to show healthcare workers their appreciation, from donations to food drop offs to social media drives.

President Donald Trump approved Michigan’s disaster declaration Friday and ordered federal assistance to supplement state, tribal and local recovery efforts in the areas affected. If you need help with the Public File, call (313) 222-0566.

Michigan health officials announces 6th COVID-19 related deathPublished: March 21, 2020, 6:28 pmHealth officials recorded the state’s fifth and sixth coronavirus deaths Saturday. Both victims are 90-year-old women -- one in Detroit and the other in Oakland County. Local leaders said they are increasing their efforts to keep residents indoors and isolated. As of Saturday afternoon, there were 787 confirmed cases of COVID-19 in Michigan.

I-75 bridge demolitions expected to cause traffic jams, travel issues in Oakland CountyPublished: March 4, 2020, 6:23 pmResidents are preparing for a lot of traffic, headaches and inconveniences when three bridges over I-75 are demolished in Oakland County.

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PTO treasurer in Grosse Pointe Woods under fire over use of parent donation moneyPublished: February 21, 2020, 6:08 pmThe treasurer of a parent-teacher organization at an elementary school in Grosse Pointe Woods is under fire after officials discovered parent donation money has been used for lavish entertainment.

Mel Tucker will be the new MSU football head coach. If you need help with the Public File, call (313) 222-0566.

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Inspections along Detroit River result in finesPublished: February 4, 2020, 6:34 pmAn inspection of businesses on the Detroit River resulted in hundreds of violations being issued.

LIVONIA, Mich. – Two robbers have been arrested after they targeted a Livonia woman at gunpoint in her driveway, police said. The robbery happened around 1 p.m. Sunday in the 30800 block of Robert Drive in Livonia. Police said the 52-year-old woman was in the middle of unpacking her van in the driveway when the men approached. “He made me take off my coat and he searched and asked me if I had any money on me,” the woman said. One of the men was arrested by Livonia officers in Wyandotte.

Police: 2 robbers arrested after targeting Livonia woman at gunpoint in her drivewayPublished: January 31, 2020, 6:09 pmTwo robbers have been arrested after they targeted a Livonia woman at gunpoint in her driveway, police said.

MELVINDALE, Mich. – Police are investigating after a stolen truck with a snow plow on it was used to break into a Mobil gas station near Oakwood and Schaefer in Melvindale. Early Thursday morning at the Mobil gas station a couple men arrived in the truck. When that wasn’t enough, the two men put the vehicle in reverse and barreled through the front of the gas station. They almost hit the propane tank trying to smash into the gas station,” Mohamad Akhdar said. Akhdar runs the gas station.

DETROIT – Two parents are in jail and charged with child abuse after police did a welfare check at a camper in Detroit. Investigators looked further into the case and arrested the parents for child abuse. Alexander is facing a torture charge and two counts of second-degree child abuse and two counts of third-degree child abuse. There was a rifle the family kept inside the camper, the living conditions in general indicated apparent child neglect. Alexander was ordered to not have any contact with her children or her sister who is caring for them.

Detroit mother, boyfriend charged with child abuse after welfare checkPublished: January 29, 2020, 6:24 pmTwo parents are in jail and charged with child abuse after police did a welfare check at a camper in Detroit.

FERNDALE, Mich. – A break-in Tuesday morning in Ferndale led police on a chase that ended with a crash. UPDATE: 2 men charged after Ferndale break-in, police chasePolice said a resident who lives on West Drayton awoke to an intruder standing in his living room at about 4 a.m. The man called Ferndale police, who said Madison Heights police gave them information that linked the break-in to similar crimes. Madison Heights officers provided Ferndale police with descriptions of a vehicles and suspects connected to the crimes in their city. Police said a Ferndale dispatcher was able to connect one of the suspects to a Hazel Park address.

DETROIT – Michigan Secretary of State Jocelyn Benson spoke with Detroit City Council about an expected surge in voter participation in 2020, and how many voters will likely vote by mail. In 2018, Michigan voters amended the constitution to give all citizens the right to register to vote through election day and to vote by mail without providing a reason. Benson explained that many voters took advantage of these new rights in elections in 2019, and she expects many more will do so in 2020. The increase in voting by mail presents a challenge for clerks, who are currently barred by state law from processing or counting absentee ballots prior to election day. Benson said she supports the clerks and jurisdictions across the state that would like to see the law changed.

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HAZEL PARK, Mich. – A controversial new program that tracks and monitors every move students make on their computers is becoming more prominent in schools. The program is called “Gaggle,” and its goal is to prevent bullying, violence and suicides. The software works by looking for bullying, violence or suicidal thoughts and notifying administrators when it flags a problem. But Gaggle officials say the program looks at school computers and accounts, not personal ones. Gaggle officials said the program prevented 722 suicides last year.

DETROIT – Initial test results from a Detroit property and Sanilac County property owned by a businessman who spawned a county-wide contamination investigation show no threats to public health. MORE: Discovery of substance on I-696 leads to multi-county contamination investigationThat substance was coming from the condemned Electro-Plating Services, so crews started checking other properties owned by that business’ owner, Gary Sayers. Officials said tests taken at Sayers’ Deckerville property and the Commonwealth Industry building in Detroit did not show hexavalent chromium. Silver, mercury and chromium were found in the soil at the Deckerville property, but the levels weren’t high enough to cause a public health issue. PFAS test results are expected next week.

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PORT HURON, Mich. – The broadcaster for the Port Huron Prowlers seems to do it all -- announcing, social media, marketing and graphics. But that’s not all ...Three goalies were unable to play last weekend while the team was on the road, creating a major issue. General manager and head coach Joe Pace was surprised when Skiba said he would fill in. He didn’t neglect his broadcasting duties and instead chose to live stream his coverage of the game from the bench. “I wore the other goalie’s gear.

DETROIT – Residents are outraged over the uranium contaminated site that partially collapsed into the Detroit River and the lack of urgency from officials to fix the situation. “We have to stand up and say, ‘Enough is enough.’”Local 4 Defenders brought to light Detroit Bulk was operating without a permit earlier this week. That heavy is believed to have caused the dock to collapse and then spill contaminated soil into the river. Why was the soil contaminated? Tlaib said dealing with Detroit Bulk Storage is deja vu.

A man is in custody after a deadly car crash in Detroit. If you need help with the Public File, call (313) 222-0566.

BENNINGTON TOWNSHIP, Mich. – We’re learning more about the murder of a man from the Flint area whom police believe met his killer through a dating app. Bacon’s roommate said that Bacon was going to see a man he had met on Grindr, a dating app. Latunski was arrested and charged with Bacon’s murder. READ: Police release disturbing details in murder, mutilation of Michigan manTiara Hill said Bacon was her best friend. “That was extremely hard to go up there and do, but it was something that I needed to do and I really think that he would appreciate it,” Hill said.

NOVI, Mich. – The holiday shopping rush may be over, but Metro Detroit stores and malls are packed again Thursday. Some people are returning gifts, while others are looking to snag post-Christmas deals. See Koco McAboy’s full report in the video above.

MACOMB TOWNSHIP, Mich. – Seven people are without a home after their Macomb Township house caught fire Friday. “I was just sitting in the living room with my daughters watching a movie and I smelled something odd," Angelaca Jarubas said. “I went to open up the front door and I seen this side of the house was on fire,” Jarubas said. The whole family made it out alive, but now they are without a home just days before Christmas. A GoFundMe page has been set up to help the family.

DETROIT – The Detroit Public Schools Community District is considering pushing the start time at its high schools to 9 a.m.DPSCD said moving the time back would lead to better rested students who would do better in school. A later start time would mean high school students would be in school until 4:20 p.m. If the change is made, it would make the start time earlier at some elementary schools. The start time at Henderson, T. Marshall, Garvey and Nichols would be moved up to 7:30 a.m., while the start times at Emerson and Clippert would become later. Yvonne Carson’s daughter attends Cass Tech High School.

STERLING HEIGHTS, Mich. – Lakeside Mall is one of the largest malls in the state and Sterling Heights Mayor Michael Taylor said it could be getting better. “It’s just really a concrete step in the right direction. Recently, Miami-based developer Out of the Box Ventures bought the property and is now the new owner of the mall. “It’s been in limbo for quite a while, so this is a great step in the right direction,” Taylor said. But with the new sale complete, Lakeside Mall’s new owners say it’s not over just yet.

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PLYMOUTH TOWNSHIP, Mich. – Three children are left without their mother after police say her ex-husband killed her and himself Tuesday in Plymouth Township. Family members said she was killed early Tuesday when she briefly stopped by her ex-husband’s home in the 14000 block of C Drive. Her family said there were deep-rooted problems between the two, but they never thought it would lead to death. “He took a great woman out of this world,” said Ava Sills, Salamay’s daughter. It was always her kids, then it was her friends and family, and then it was herself,” Ava Sills said.

UTICA, Mich. – A longtime band director at Eisenhower High School in Utica has been charged with child sexual abuse. READ: Ex-Utica Eisenhower High School band director charged with sex crimes against childrenHe is also accused of befriending a middle school student and sexually assaulting her when she was in high school. He is facing two counts of fourth-degree criminal sexual conduct. Utica Community Schools released this statement in October:“Our school district is following all district policies and procedures regarding personnel matters. The district does not publicly discuss personnel matters and works closely with law enforcement as part of any investigation.

UTICA, Mich. – The recent announcement from the Utica Community Schools to extend Christmas break had a lot of people talking Wednesday. What about the parents that work and thought their kids would be in school on January 2 and 3? Now they have to scramble to find childcare for them.”A spokesperson for Utica Schools released this statement:“UCS continues to bargain in good faith with its teachers’ association. Working collaboratively, we mutually agreed to another component of the district calendar. An important factor that impacts the school calendar is a change in state law related to professional development days.

CLAY TOWNSHIP, Mich. – The only dock for the Harsens Island ferry collapsed Wednesday and left people stranded on the island. UPDATE: Harsens Island ferry service disrupted after dock collapses, crane takes out power linesThere was also an arcing power line blocking access to get to the ferry on foot. DTE crews were on site working to fix the downed power line issue. The power line was brought down when a crane struck it. Pedestrian traffic can now travel to and from the island, behicles were still stuck as they wait for the ferry service to be restored.

HARRISON TOWNSHIP, Mich. – A generator is the Duffy family’s only hope of even having a little bit of power at their Harrison Township home. “Oh yeah, we got no power at all,” Terrance Duffy said. Terrance Duffy said his family has been in the dark for hours. Turkey is still in the fridge,” Terrance Duffy said. There are pies for after the big Thanksgiving meal, but Mejia said without power, they may not make it until then.

BLOOMFIELD HILLS, Mich. – Residents are dealing with loud noises in Bloomfield Hills as trains idle on tracks. Trains have been idling on about three miles of tracks, from Opdyke and Kensington roads to almost 12 Mile Road. Canadian National Railway is blaming the stopped trains on a strike in Canada, saying trains are being held near the border because 3,200 employees are striking. Below is a full statement from CN:“Unfortunately, 3,200 employees in Canada are on strike, forcing us to curtail operations. As a result, some trains are being held near the border.

Gretchen Whitmer introduced a plan Thursday to combat the opioid epidemic in Michigan. “I’m formally setting a goal to reduce the number of opioid deaths by 50 percent in the next five years,” Whitmer said. The plan to reduce opioid deaths includes improved access to treatment and expanded services. Doctors will also be educated on how to safely prescribe the drugs, and a media campaign will address stigmas surrounding opioid addiction. “The media campaign, called Auto Correct, will implement an animated graphic that replaces a stigmatizing word with a healing word," said Robert Gordon, the director of the Michigan Department of Health and Human Services.

ROMULUS, Mich. – A Van Buren Township man charged with allegedly murdering his wife was arraigned Saturday. Local 4 cameras were rolling as 63-year old Terrance O’Neal was arraigned through a TV monitor. As he stood before a judge, O’Neal heard the charges he is facing. Van Buren Township police said witnesses told them both O’Neal and his wife 62-year old Belinda O’Neal were arguing and in the middle of that argument, he allegedly shot her. On Saturday his attorney asked for a reasonable bond, due to this being his first offense with the law, but the judge denied bond.

OAK PARK, Mich. – A driver took off during a traffic stop Sunday, dragging an Oak Park police officer behind her vehicle. Police stopped a Chevrolet Equinox about 4:45 p.m. after the driver was seen stealing clothes from Citi Trends at 9 Mile Road and Coolidge Highway. The driver gave the officer her ID, but when he asked her to get out of the vehicle, she drove away, dragging him for about 20 feet. Police said the woman ran a red light to get away. See dashcam footage in the video above.

ROYAL OAK, Mich. – Investigators have exhausted many leads while trying to solve the Oakland County Child Killer case. Read more: Oakland County Child Killer case backgroundAt least four children were killed between 1976 and 1977, and investigators have been working for decades to determine who the serial killer is. A lead investigator in the case, Cory Williams, said that DNA is a large part of the investigation, and he is excited about new DNA technology that could help develop profiles in the future. Hear from Williams in the video above.

OAKLAND COUNTY, Mich. – As we take a closer look at the Oakland County Child Killer case this week, we’re hearing from those who have a real stake in unraveling the mystery that’s frustrated investigators for more than four decades. Barry King, whose son, Timmy, was the fourth and final known victim, is heavily involved in the case as he does everything possible to ensure the case is not forgotten. At that point, terrified families became certain the murders were the work of a serial killerIn Birmingham, the King family was about to find out that the Oakland County Child Killer was not done yet. Search for killer continues decades laterPolice and prosecutors have a white board with their top 19 suspects on it. Some are in jail, some are dead, and none have been charged with the death of the four children.

OAKLAND COUNTY, Mich. – It's one of Metro Detroit's biggest unsolved mysteries. A serial killer struck Oakland County in the mid-1970s. Before stranger danger existed, kids in Oakland County would stay out and play until the street lights came on. Defender Kevin Dietz was 12 years old and lived in Bloomfield Hills when the Oakland County Child Killer sent the parents in his neighborhood into a panic. Everyone was speculating who the child killer might be.

A police officer spoke to Local 4 after he was shot while trying to help his wife during a standoff with a triple fatal shooting suspect in Detroit. The officer's wife, sister-in-law and niece were all killed by the gunman.