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New Jersey interim Sen. George Helmy stepping down for Andy Kim to be sworn in early
Read full article: New Jersey interim Sen. George Helmy stepping down for Andy Kim to be sworn in earlyNew Jersey interim Sen. George Helmy, a Democrat appointed when Bob Menendez resigned after a federal corruption conviction, is stepping down this weekend.
The drinking water for New Jersey's capital went largely untested for more than a year, utility says
Read full article: The drinking water for New Jersey's capital went largely untested for more than a year, utility saysA utility says the drinking water in New Jersey’s capital city and some surrounding communities went largely untested for more than a year, and that it fired a worker who falsified the relevant reports.
Drought is causing saltwater to creep up the Delaware River. Here's what's being done about it
Read full article: Drought is causing saltwater to creep up the Delaware River. Here's what's being done about itDrought and sea level rise are causing salty oceanwater to creep into the Delaware River, threatening a source of drinking water for Philadelphia and millions of other people.
New Jersey hits pause on an offshore wind farm that can't find turbine blades
Read full article: New Jersey hits pause on an offshore wind farm that can't find turbine bladesNew Jersey has hit pause on an offshore wind energy project that is having a hard time finding someone to manufacture blades for its turbines.
Decaying conditions at near century-old police, fire station have city leaders in Trenton concerned
Read full article: Decaying conditions at near century-old police, fire station have city leaders in Trenton concernedDecaying conditions at a near-century-old police and fire station concern city leaders in Trenton.
‘Kidnapping kit’ revealed in bond challenge over Downriver stalking suspect
Read full article: ‘Kidnapping kit’ revealed in bond challenge over Downriver stalking suspectAuthorities highlighted newly revealed evidence, including a so-called “kidnapping kit” found in his car, in an effort to keep him behind bars until his trial.
Man accused of killing family members in Pennsylvania facing charges in 2 states
Read full article: Man accused of killing family members in Pennsylvania facing charges in 2 statesAuthorities say a man faces murder charges in Pennsylvania and carjacking and weapons charges in New Jersey after allegedly killing three family members and evading law enforcement for hours as police mobilized in two states.
Man suspected of killing 3 people in Philadelphia area arrested in New Jersey, police say
Read full article: Man suspected of killing 3 people in Philadelphia area arrested in New Jersey, police sayPolice say a man suspected of fatally shooting three family members in the Philadelphia area has been arrested in New Jersey after evading law enforcement for hours.
Trenton’s train problem has a slow, expensive fix
Read full article: Trenton’s train problem has a slow, expensive fixIt even impacts response times for people suffering from medical emergencies. The crossing at Van Horn Road is less than a mile from Beaumont Hospital, the only two-level trauma center in the area.
Trenton residents demand solutions for railroad crossing delays
Read full article: Trenton residents demand solutions for railroad crossing delaysIt even impacts response times for people suffering from medical emergencies. The crossing at Van Horn Road is less than a mile from Beaumont Hospital, the only two-level trauma center in the area.
Downriver kidnap plot foiled when woman finds tracking device placed by stalker ex-boyfriend
Read full article: Downriver kidnap plot foiled when woman finds tracking device placed by stalker ex-boyfriendA New Jersey man has been charged with stalking and attempting to kidnap his ex-girlfriend at a Downriver church on Christmas.
Invasive species posing threats to Michigan’s Great Lakes: Here’s what you can do
Read full article: Invasive species posing threats to Michigan’s Great Lakes: Here’s what you can doThere’s nothing quite like a Pure Michigan summer, especially along the beautiful Great Lakes -- but there’s always the risk of invasive species destroying what we hold dear.
Pickup driver kills man while driving recklessly through traffic after Monroe County fireworks show
Read full article: Pickup driver kills man while driving recklessly through traffic after Monroe County fireworks showA 23-year-old pickup truck driver killed a man while driving recklessly through traffic after a fireworks show in Monroe County, officials said.
Wildlife refuge in Trenton now offers glasses, view scopes for people with red-green color blindness
Read full article: Wildlife refuge in Trenton now offers glasses, view scopes for people with red-green color blindnessThe Detroit River International Wildlife Refuge partnered with EnChroma to offer view scopes and glasses so people with red-green color blindness can experience nature in vibrant color.
Decision on crumbling former hospital looms for residents in Trenton community
Read full article: Decision on crumbling former hospital looms for residents in Trenton communityResidents in one Downriver community are hopeful Thursday night that an old blighted hospital sitting along the Detroit River will soon be demolished.
Here are some Metro Detroit locations where you can drop off unused, expired medications
Read full article: Here are some Metro Detroit locations where you can drop off unused, expired medicationsNational Prescription Drug Take Back Day is on Friday this year, and Corewell Health is partnering up with Michigan law enforcement for the day to help collect unused medicine.
Biden vetoes bill that sought to toss EPA water protections
Read full article: Biden vetoes bill that sought to toss EPA water protectionsDefending his administration’s actions on clean water, President Joe Biden on Thursday vetoed a congressional resolution that would have overturned protections for the nation’s waterways that Republicans have criticized as overly intrusive.
Community members react as demolition of Riverside Hospital in Trenton begins
Read full article: Community members react as demolition of Riverside Hospital in Trenton beginsCommunity members have mixed emotions about the demolition of the Riverside Osteopathic Hospital in Trenton which stood for more than 20 years.
Elevator issues persist for seniors living in Trenton high rise
Read full article: Elevator issues persist for seniors living in Trenton high riseElevator problems for seniors continue in a high rise in Trenton. Help Me Hank has been tracking those issues for more than a year, and Local 4 is finally seeing some results.
Build your own bouquet at this Trenton flower shop
Read full article: Build your own bouquet at this Trenton flower shopFlowers are always a thoughtful gift, or a great pick me up, but at this new flower shop, they are making picking out a bouquet a fun, interactive experience. It’s called Love you Bunches and Bunches and is located in the heart of downtown Trenton.
This Trenton restaurant has been serving up delicious Italian food for generations
Read full article: This Trenton restaurant has been serving up delicious Italian food for generationsWith mouthwatering pasta dishes, and steaks served in Grandma’s secret sauce, you can really feel the love at Sibley Gardens in Trenton. Michelle Oliver takes us to Dine in the D at this restaurant that has been run by the same family for 4 generations.
Where is Brian Grocki? 14-year-old vanished after leaving friend’s house in Trenton 32 years ago
Read full article: Where is Brian Grocki? 14-year-old vanished after leaving friend’s house in Trenton 32 years agoBrian Grocki was 14 years old when he vanished after reportedly leaving a friend’s house in Trenton.
Metro Detroit couple rides out Hurricane Ian in Fort Meyers condo
Read full article: Metro Detroit couple rides out Hurricane Ian in Fort Meyers condoThroughout the day, Local 4 has been in touch with a couple from Trenton who is riding out the storm in their condo in Fort Meyers. Ian is the first time they’ve experienced a hurricane, and they are not entirely sure what they’re in for.
Improvements to seawall, docks to enhance WSCO Marine unit marina experience
Read full article: Improvements to seawall, docks to enhance WSCO Marine unit marina experienceA marine unit Downriver will soon be breaking ground on a $1.4 million project that has been in the making for over 10 years, according to officials.
Barricaded gunman in custody after threatening girlfriend with gun, Trenton police say
Read full article: Barricaded gunman in custody after threatening girlfriend with gun, Trenton police sayA barricaded gunman was taken into custody in the middle of the night after he threatened his girlfriend with a handgun, Trenton police said.
Trenton couple says robbers held them at gunpoint while they stole new puppy, locksmith equipment
Read full article: Trenton couple says robbers held them at gunpoint while they stole new puppy, locksmith equipmentA couple from Trenton said robbers held them at gunpoint outside a Romulus apartment complex while they stole their new puppy -- but that wasn’t the main thing they were after.
Grab a paddle! Here’s how to celebrate National Canoe, Kayak Day in Metro Detroit
Read full article: Grab a paddle! Here’s how to celebrate National Canoe, Kayak Day in Metro DetroitThere are several events happening around Metro Detroit that will allow you to get your paddles wet on National Canoe and Kayak Day.
Morning Briefing Jan. 26, 2022: Human remains found at Trenton home identified; Parent uses racial slur at Grosse Pointe school board meeting
Read full article: Morning Briefing Jan. 26, 2022: Human remains found at Trenton home identified; Parent uses racial slur at Grosse Pointe school board meetingHere are this morning's top stories.
Police identify human remains found at former Trenton home of man killed by police in Tennessee
Read full article: Police identify human remains found at former Trenton home of man killed by police in TennesseePolice have identified the human remains that were found at the former Trenton home of a man who was killed in a shootout with Tennessee police about a month after leaving the property.
Seniors living in Trenton Towers apartments concerned for safety over broken elevators
Read full article: Seniors living in Trenton Towers apartments concerned for safety over broken elevatorsSeniors living in the Trenton Towers high-rise apartment building have been dealing with elevators that are either down or in a constant state of repair, leaving many stranded or stuck in their apartments.
Grosse Ile Parkway Bridge to reopen this week, sooner than expected
Read full article: Grosse Ile Parkway Bridge to reopen this week, sooner than expectedThe Grosse Ile Parkway Bridge over the Trenton Channel will soon flow with vehicles following the reopening ceremony on the Trenton side of the bridge, Friday, Dec. 3, at 10:30 a.m.
NJ governor's race has Murphy, Ciattarelli in dead heat
Read full article: NJ governor's race has Murphy, Ciattarelli in dead heatNew Jersey Democratic Gov. Phil Murphy and Republican Jack Ciattarelli were virtually deadlocked early Wednesday after a campaign centered on the incumbent’s progressive policies and handling of the pandemic.
Victory Day brings football game day experience Downriver to children with special needs
Read full article: Victory Day brings football game day experience Downriver to children with special needsNearly a dozen Downriver school districts worked together Saturday morning to provide students with disabilities the opportunity to play football or cheer.
Nightside Report Aug. 18, 2021: Homeowner takes action after severe weather causes utility pole to lean close to home, Beloved bar owner killed in apparent DUI crash
Read full article: Nightside Report Aug. 18, 2021: Homeowner takes action after severe weather causes utility pole to lean close to home, Beloved bar owner killed in apparent DUI crashHere are tonight's top stories.
Homeowner takes action after severe weather causes utility pole to lean dangerous close to Trenton home
Read full article: Homeowner takes action after severe weather causes utility pole to lean dangerous close to Trenton homeSevere weather last week caused a DTE Energy utility pole to lean dangerous close to a home in Trenton.
Canton couple killed when pickup truck crashes into side of their car in Monroe County
Read full article: Canton couple killed when pickup truck crashes into side of their car in Monroe CountyAn 85-year-old couple from Canton Township were killed Wednesday when a pickup truck crashed into the side of their car in Monroe County, officials said.
Mom opens artisan shop Downriver for a very touching reason
Read full article: Mom opens artisan shop Downriver for a very touching reasonWhen you first walk in All About Grace, you will be floored by just how many items they really have. The Trenton handmade boutique hosts 97 different artists’ work and it covers everything from beautiful clay jewelry, to industrial-looking lights.
Wayne County claims $150,000 Powerball prize after losing ticket, days before expiration
Read full article: Wayne County claims $150,000 Powerball prize after losing ticket, days before expirationA Wayne County man claimed his $150,000 Powerball prize from the Michigan Lottery days before it expired.
Detroit’s newest bakery offers gourmet takeout meals
Read full article: Detroit’s newest bakery offers gourmet takeout mealsPromenade Artisan Foods has just opened their second location in Detroit inside the Fisher Building. Owners Chelsie and Jono Brymer joined Tati Amare from their Detroit location for Take Out Tuesday and talked about what their new location offers. Like the Trenton location, the new Promenade Artisan Foods in Detroit will offer, French Press coffee drinks, artisanal breads, crepes, sandwiches and gourmet grab and go meals. The Detroit location will feature the exact menu as the Trenton location, which changes every season. AdAlthough their menus will be the same, the Detroit location will differ because of its size.
Trenton family safely celebrates grandmother’s 100th birthday
Read full article: Trenton family safely celebrates grandmother’s 100th birthdayTRENTON, Mich. – Last year, a family had to find a way to safely celebrate a grandmother’s 99th birthday during the coronavirus outbreak. READ: Family finds way to safely celebrate grandmother’s 99th birthday despite coronavirus outbreakThey sang to her from the front yard, safely social distanced. So they took their 2020 birthday plans and expanded them for 2021. The family asked the community to send her birthday cards and she has received more than 80. RELATED: Family plans COVID-safe 100th birthday for Trenton grandmother, asks community to send cards
Family plans COVID-safe 100th birthday for Trenton grandmother, asks community to send cards
Read full article: Family plans COVID-safe 100th birthday for Trenton grandmother, asks community to send cardsTRENTON, Mich. – Last year, a family had to find a way to safely celebrate a grandmother’s 99th birthday despite the coronavirus outbreak. READ: Family finds way to safely celebrate grandmother’s 99th birthday despite coronavirus outbreakLast March, Mary Mikola’s family put on the best 99th birthday celebration they could. We hold the side of this board up and write what we’re trying to say to her through the window,” Mikola’s granddaughter Terrie Derupa said. Those are the reasons why Mikola’s family plans to celebrate her 100th birthday on March 20 in a big way -- while still being as safe as possible. If you want to send a card to Mary Mikola for her 100th birthday you can send it to the following address:
Census delay helps GOP in one statehouse, Dems in another
Read full article: Census delay helps GOP in one statehouse, Dems in anotherIn past decades, the Census Bureau has given Virginia and New Jersey priority in receiving their redistricting data so they can complete the process in time to run their elections. That’s too late to accommodate Virginia and New Jersey, so they will have little choice but to conduct elections this year under the existing boundaries. He said if legislative redistricting were rushed in time for the 2021 election, it would likely be with incomplete census data. AdThe House of Delegates lines that were created in 2011 were drawn by a Republican-controlled chamber to benefit the GOP. That in turn fueled a Democratic gain of six seats in the 2019 House elections, flipping the chamber to Democratic control.
Nightside Report Nov. 23, 2020: State board of canvassers votes to certify election; Inflatable at restaurant causes controversy
Read full article: Nightside Report Nov. 23, 2020: State board of canvassers votes to certify election; Inflatable at restaurant causes controversyDETROIT – There is a lot of controversy surrounding a huge Christmas inflatable named “Gretch the Grinch” at a Trenton restaurant. The owner of the restaurant says he felt it was one of the only ways to get a message across. WATCH Local 4 News at 11Metro Detroit weather: Wetter, windier and warmer as Thanksgiving approachesThanksgiving week starts out pretty typical, but it will get a lot wetter, windier and warmer as we head toward Turkey Day. 4 Fast FactsBe InformedAfter a long afternoon of public comment and deliberation the Michigan Board of State Canvassers voted to certify the November election results. The Board of State Canvassers, which has two Republicans and two Democrats, confirmed the results on a 3-0 vote with one abstention.
Christmas inflatable ‘Gretch the Grinch’ at Trenton restaurant causes controversy
Read full article: Christmas inflatable ‘Gretch the Grinch’ at Trenton restaurant causes controversyDETROIT – There is a lot of controversy surrounding a huge Christmas inflatable named “Gretch the Grinch” at a Trenton restaurant. The owner of the restaurant says he felt it was one of the only ways to get a message across. “The Grinch is kind of the restaurant business, the staff and my way to tell the governor that we don’t think she’s doing a good job,” said Syrocki. The Trenton business owner isn’t a fan of the two-day notice given when putting the latest into place. “We have 100-150 employees that need this job, they want this job,” said Syrocki.
'Severe erosion’ to keep Grosse Ile Parkway Bridge closed until fall 2021, maybe later
Read full article: 'Severe erosion’ to keep Grosse Ile Parkway Bridge closed until fall 2021, maybe laterGROSSE ILE, Mich. – The Grosse Ile Parkway Bridge over the Trenton Channel will remain closed at least until the fall of 2021, officials said Friday. Last week, a routine underwater inspection of the piers supporting the bridge revealed “severe erosion” that “must be repaired before the bridge can be reopened," according to a Wayne County official. A timeline for the repairs is currently being developed, but officials said Friday that the bridge is expected to remain closed until fall 2021, “if not longer.”The bridge originally closed for repairs in May, and was expected to reopen in December of this year. The bridge, also known as “free bridge," closed last year in November for emergency repairs to address structural integrity issues, which caused massive backups and delays for frustrated residents. The May 2020 closure was meant to provide more permanent repairs, which the township says are needed to increase the life expectancy of the 90-year-old bridge and to also lift its current weight restrictions.
How Detroit’s Wayne County suburbs voted in 2020 presidential election
Read full article: How Detroit’s Wayne County suburbs voted in 2020 presidential electionWe’re taking a closer look at how Metro Detroit voted for president in the Nov. 3 General Election. Overall, Wayne County was a definitive vote for Biden -- 68.12% of the vote. In Oakland County, Biden won with 56.36% of the vote -- 433,982 total votes for the Democrat. Macomb County was the lone member of the tri-county region to vote red -- 53.28% of the vote was for Trump in Macomb County (264,535 votes). Share it with Trust Index📧 Sign up for our Election Results newsletter to get election results updates sent right to your inbox:
SPOTLIGHT: This top 10 high school diver wins 4Frenzy Fan Choice Award
Read full article: SPOTLIGHT: This top 10 high school diver wins 4Frenzy Fan Choice AwardJunior Samantha Plough started swimming four years ago when she was in the seventh grade. Samantha Plough with a medal. The hard work will pay off, just keep working hard Samantha PloughSamantha Plough diving. Aside from being a part of Trenton’s swimming/diving team, Samantha is involved with the instrumental program as well as plays on Trenton’s softball team. Samantha Plough diving shot (WDIV)Congratulations to Samantha for winning a 4Frenzy Fan Choice Award!
SPOTLIGHT: Trenton senior overcomes injuries and wins Fan Choice Award
Read full article: SPOTLIGHT: Trenton senior overcomes injuries and wins Fan Choice AwardTemple is a big, aggressive force on the Trojans' defensive line, and has been playing football since he was 9 years old. While also playing football, Temple spent his springs in high school playing on the Trenton baseball team. Having to overcome three knee surgeries during his career, Temple’s playing days are over, but the memories he made playing football at Trenton will last a lifetime. “Enjoy every minute because it goes by so fast, and give 100% every time because you only get one opportunity.”Congratulations to Conner on winning the 4Frenzy Fan Choice Award for Defensive Ends! Click HERE to see all the other winners of the 4Frenzy Fan Choice Awards!
Newly opened woman-owned business makes the most out of the pandemic
Read full article: Newly opened woman-owned business makes the most out of the pandemicThroughout the pandemic, All About Grace has donated over 500 masks from vendors that participate. Ashley Young, OwnerAll About Grace opened in November of 2019, right before the pandemic. We also had a lot of custom and personalization orders that kept us going throughout the pandemic” says Young. Many local businesses like All About Grace have been nominated for our Vote 4 The Best contest. To find out more about other local businesses in the Metro Detroit area, check out our Vote 4 The Best guide.
Vote 4 The Best: 14 Women-Owned Small Businesses in Metro Detroit
Read full article: Vote 4 The Best: 14 Women-Owned Small Businesses in Metro DetroitHere are a few businesses and organizations that were honorable mentions YOU nominated in our special Vote 4 The Best ‘Editors Pick’ edition. 14 women owned businesses in Metro Detroit:(The above were selected from nominations in Editors Pick, NOT from winners of the main V4TB contest. Editors Pick is different from our main Vote 4 The Best contest. Other Vote 4 The Best picksOur Sponsor -- We’d like to thank Wallside Windows for their longtime sponsorship of Vote 4 the Best and their support of southeast Michigan’s local businesses. Learn more about WDIV Insider - and sign up here!
Michigan General Election Results for Trenton on Nov. 3, 2020
Read full article: Michigan General Election Results for Trenton on Nov. 3, 2020The 2020 General Election will be held on November 3. (Note: Due to an increase in mail-in voting, clerks are expecting delayed results, up to multiple days. Find more election results and news on the Decision 2020 page. 🌟 Become an Insider 🌟Introducing WDIV Insider: A new way for loyal Local 4 fans to gain access and customize your ClickOnDetroit news experience. Learn more about WDIV Insider - and sign up here!
Michigan’s largest pumpkin? Trenton family has 600-plus pound pumpkin
Read full article: Michigan’s largest pumpkin? Trenton family has 600-plus pound pumpkinTRENTON, Mich. – This weekend is the most likely time for families to hunt down the perfect pumpkin. A family in Trenton said they always try to find a large pumpkin for Halloween and this year they pumpkin spiced things up with a 620 pound winter squash -- roughly the same weight as a Grizzly Bear. Jan Zmijewski said her brother grew the pumpkin in Taylor and had to drive the Hallowqueen-sized behemoth to their Trenton home. You can watch Tim Pamplin’s full story in the video player above. According to Michigan Giant Pumpkin Growers, the largest pumpkin ever grown in Michigan was recorded in 2019.
Habitat for Humanity builds ramp for 93-year-old veteran from Trenton
Read full article: Habitat for Humanity builds ramp for 93-year-old veteran from TrentonBut that is where Habitat for Humanity stepped in. Now the veteran is getting a brand new ramp free of charge. His stepdaughter reached out to Habitat for Humanity to help fund the project for her stepfather who served in the Korean War and World War II. Andrews lives in Trenton so the project was a little bit of a stretch for Habitat for Humanity in Livingston County, but they were able to work it out since veteran related projects are a priority. “For us, it’s important to help elderly people age in place, that’s a big thing that we put emphasis on,” said Ryan Skomial of Habitat for Humanity.
Ex-NJ governor Chris Christie says he's out of the hospital
Read full article: Ex-NJ governor Chris Christie says he's out of the hospitalChris Christie speaks during a news conference in Newark, N.J. Christie tweeted on Saturday, Oct. 3, 2020, that he has tested positive for COVID-19. Chris Christie said Saturday he has been discharged from a New Jersey hospital where he spent a week, following his announcement that he had contracted the coronavirus. “I am happy to let you know that this morning I was released from Morristown Medical Center," Christie said in a Saturday morning post on Twitter. Christie was part of a string of virus cases connected to President Donald Trump’s inner circle. In 2013, during Christie’s first term as New Jersey governor, he underwent lap-band surgery and lost a significant amount of weight.
New Jersey governor: Trump fundraiser 'put lives at risk'
Read full article: New Jersey governor: Trump fundraiser 'put lives at risk'President Donald Trump arrives at Morristown Municipal Airport to attend a fundraiser at Trump National Golf Club in Bedminster, Thursday, Oct. 1, 2020, in Morristown, N.J. (AP Photo/Evan Vucci)TRENTON, N.J. – President Donald Trump's fundraiser at his Bedminster golf club hours before he announced he had contracted the coronavirus was wrong and “put lives at risk,” New Jersey Gov. Guests at that event said it included a photo opportunity with Trump and an indoor roundtable with him that one attendee said lasted 45 minutes or more. “The actions leading up to and following this event have put lives at risk,” Murphy said at an afternoon news conference. But Dr. Rich Roberts, a pharmaceutical executive from New Jersey who made a video describing the event, said he sat a seat away from Trump during the indoor roundtable. Hopefully, we’ll get through it.”Of the 206 guests at the event, Murphy said, 184 have been contacted by health officials in New Jersey.
SE Michigan earthquake experiences: Heres what people felt
Read full article: SE Michigan earthquake experiences: Heres what people feltWeve received a long list of firsthand accounts from Friday (Aug. 21, 2020) evenings earthquake in southeastern Michigan. My house shook, but not enough to knock down anything that was on display. I asked my husband if he felt the shaking and he said no, but he guessed that if I felt it, it had to have been an earthquake. The east side of my house felt like something had hit my house. I have never felt anything like that before.-- Renee in Monroe (48161)If you felt it, please tell us what it was like:
Protesters gather at Trenton City Hall to reject McLouth Steel zoning changes
Read full article: Protesters gather at Trenton City Hall to reject McLouth Steel zoning changesTRENTON, Mich. Its another chapter of the ongoing battle on what to do with the McLouth Steel Site, Downriver in Trenton. About two dozen people protested outside Trenton City Hall Sunday afternoon voicing their concerns against what they said is a decision that will harm the future of Trenton. RELATED: Defending the EnvironmentMany neighbors said theyre against a proposal recommending the citys waterfront property to industrial use. The former Steel Site is now owned by Crown Enterprises which is a subsidiary of the Moroun Family. Trenton City Council is supposed to vote on the topic Monday night at 7 p.m.
Update: Trenton police investigate human remains found in fire pit by new homeowners
Read full article: Update: Trenton police investigate human remains found in fire pit by new homeownersTRENTON, Mich. Police are investigating after an apparent human skull was found in a fire pit at a Trenton home this week. Police believe that the skull found in the fire pit is human but are waiting for confirmation from an anthropologist. Officials say they have no reason to believe that there is more than one body at the site. Eberly recently died during a shootout with police in Crossville, Tennessee, officials say. Officials say Eberly had previously encountered Tennessee police and was arrested on June 19 for driving on a revoked license and resisting arrest.
Report: Trenton homeowners find human remains in fire pit
Read full article: Report: Trenton homeowners find human remains in fire pitTRENTON, Mich. Human remains were found this week in a fire pit at a house on Wilson Street in Trenton, according to News-Herald report. The newspaper reports the new homeowners had recently purchased the home this year from a man who died in a shootout with police in Tennessee this past month. Police are expected to release more information Tuesday.
Neighbors say previous owner of Trenton home where skull was found wasnt scary
Read full article: Neighbors say previous owner of Trenton home where skull was found wasnt scaryTRENTON, Mich. Police are investigating a skull that was found at a home in Trenton -- which previously belonged to a man recently killed in Tennessee. Its very strange, said neighbor Mona Whitaker. We knew he had some problems and some troubles, Mona Whitaker said. He wasnt scary or anything, Mona Whitaker said of Eberly. Police say a woman lived with Eberly in the Trenton home who is believed to be his girlfriend.
Police asked to reopen investigation into death of teen found hanging from noose in Trenton basement
Read full article: Police asked to reopen investigation into death of teen found hanging from noose in Trenton basementTRENTON, Mich. Police have been asked to reopen an investigation into the death of a teenager who was found hanging from a noose in the basement of a Trenton home eight years ago. Anthony Holman said hell never forget when he found his friend, James Franklin, 17, hanging in the basement of a Trenton home on Oct. 22, 2012. But Franklins brother, Elijah Stallworth, told the Local 4 Defenders he doesnt believe his brother killed himself. Trenton police investigated for a second time, and the autopsy didnt reveal any trauma to Franklins head. But this week, Trentons police chief posted on Facebook that the department is working with the Wayne County Prosecutors Office on the case.