The Macomb County Sheriff’s Office is searching for four suspects wanted in connection to multiple break-ins at the Capuchin Retreat Center, officials said.

In all instances, the flyers were stored in plastic bags that contained other materials in order to weigh them down.

The Sheriff's Office said the teen used the bike to get to and from work.

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Three children have been injured while trying to sit on moving cars, or “car surf,” in Macomb County, and three young drivers are in trouble for what happened.

Courtney Ellise Niezgoda, 27, from Riley, Michigan, was charged with a car crash in Macomb County.

Two men are facing 10 felony charges and several misdemeanors after allegedly getting caught with stolen property in Macomb County.

A driver from Ohio was arrested after fleeing a traffic stop and leading police on a chase through Monroe County.

Police said a woman was using her cellphone for its GPS when she ran a red light, crashed into another car, and killed a passenger in a Macomb County intersection.

The sheriff's office said a resident called 911 to report a suspicious man who was acting unusual.

Wednesday's storm has left some carports from an apartment complex behind the homes on Pioneer Street in the area of 27 Mile Road and Van Dyke Avenue in Washington Township destroyed.

A Macomb County man is accused of handcuffing and assaulting his roommate without her permission.

A new roundabout is getting installed near Van Dyke Avenue in northern Macomb County starting this week.

Authorities believe that there may be more people involved and are working to identify additional suspects.

Authorities said the driver of a southbound Ford ignored a red light and T-boned a westbound Jeep.

A 30-year-old man will stand trial for the death of his son, who reportedly died from injuries he sustained when he was 6 months old.

A giant birthday bash was held for a Macomb County boy with terminal cancer.

A Washington Township man was charged with allegedly handcuffing his girlfriend without her consent and assaulting her in their Washington Township apartment.

Two people were killed and two others were injured when an SUV crossed the center line of a Macomb County road and crashed head-on into a car, police said.

A man serving as a youth leader at a Macomb County church has been charged with criminal sexual conduct due to alleged sexual contact with a minor who attends his church.

A man fleeing police in Ohio was arrested in Monroe County after crossing state lines and crashing a vehicle.

Deputies used a belt and a tourniquet to save a badly bleeding driver at the scene of a crash between a Jeep and a semi truck in Macomb County.

A fundraiser to raise money for suicide prevention and awareness is being held in Macomb County on Saturday.

It’s been more than a year since a baby wallaby went missing from the Detroit Zoo, saddening the community that just celebrated its birth.

Here’s where you can find Michigan general election results for Washington Township on Nov. 8, 2022.

A boil water advisory that initially impacted 23 communities has been lifted for the last 7 cities affected.

The water problems continue in several Metro Detroit communities under a boil water advisory as more than 130 thousand people are still affected Monday night after last weekend’s major water main break.

Here’s where to find Michigan election results for the Washington Township primary election on Aug. 2, 2022.

A Washington Township man is facing murder charges after his wife was killed and another man was injured in a gunfight and standoff in Ray Township.

A 22-year-old man was arrested last week after deputies said they found cocaine, an AK, a rifle, a handgun, and ammunition inside a Macomb County home.

The Detroit Zoo may have called off the search for its missing wallaby joey, but people in Metro Detroit still have their eyes peeled for the 5-month-old animal.

There is a crush at the doors of the Michigan Stars Sports Center on Powell Road in Washington Township.

Former President Donald Trump returned to Michigan Saturday (April 2) for the first time since he lost the 2020 election.

With thousands of people expected in Washington Township for a rally with former President Donald Trump, Township Supervisor Sam Previti says the capacity and parking concerns voiced by the fire marshal have been worked out. Taxpayers will not be on the hook for costs related to the rally.

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“If I can change just one person’s life, that would make all of this totally worthwhile."

The couple who owns and runs Sweet Mitten Dreams said the idea for the business came to them during the COVID pandemic.

Anyone with information is asked to contact the Macomb County Sheriff’s Office at 586-307-9412.

Mandatory lawn watering restrictions have been issued in Washington Township.

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We’re taking a closer look at how Metro Detroit voted for president in the Nov. 3 General Election. Detroit’s election turnout was 49.56% -- 250,138 total votes out of 504,714 registered voters. 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). It was the tightest of the three major Metro Detroit counties.

Published: November 3, 2020, 12:15 am Updated: November 3, 2020, 1:15 am(Copyright 2020 The Associated Press. All rights reserved)GRAND RAPIDS, Mich. – President Donald Trump held d a rally in Grand Rapids late Monday night one day for Election Day. Grand Rapids was one of the last cities Trump visited in Michigan during the 2016 presidential campaign. The president stopped in Traverse City earlier Monday and Washington Township on Sunday. READ: President Donald Trump’s campaign focuses on Michigan ahead of Election Day

DETROIT – President Donald Trump returned to Metro Detroit Sunday -- his second stop in the area in three days. He made a final appeal to voters in Washington Township at a packed campaign rally. Trump is hoping to win back suburban voters in the crucial Macomb County -- a county he won in 2016 by double-digits. During his rally, Trump attacked Gov. Some said they came as far away as Arizona for a final chance to see the president.

(Copyright 2020 The Associated Press. All rights reserved)WASHINGTON TOWNSHIP, Mich. – President Trump campaigned in Washington Township at Total Sports Park beginning at 11 a.m. on Sunday, Nov. 1 ahead of Election Day Tuesday. This live stream has ended. On Monday, the president will be in Traverse City before holding a 10:30 p.m. rally at the Grand Rapids based Gerald R. Ford International Airport. The Traverse City event takes place 5 p.m. Monday at Cherry Capitol Airport.

The 2020 General Election will be held on November 3. You can find results for Washington Township here. Live results: Michigan General Election Results for Nov. 3, 2020 Find Race ResultsFind 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!

WASHINGTON TOWNSHIP, Mich. – Hundreds of supporters showed up at a Make America Great Again rally with Donald Trump Jr. in Washington Township on Monday. Only eight days before Election Day and the Trump campaign is blanketing the state. “In 2016 Donald Trump made promises, he’s actually delivered on those promises, right? In 2016 Trump consistently campaigned in Michigan and managed to flip the state, now his campaign is keeping up the pace and intensity. Read more: President Donald Trump to hold rally in Michigan 1 week before Election DayMacomb County was one of the key counties that helped Trump win Michigan in the 2016 presidential race.

Washington Township workers moved the rock Thursday morning to its new home at the Romeo District Library on Van Dyke. The billboard of goodwill for greetings, birthday wishes and celebrations had been a welcoming beacon into Washington Township. In June, “Black Lives Matter” was painted on the rock, which started a volley of racial slurs and a back-and-forth struggle to control the message on the rock. While plans were being made to move the rock by late 2021, the contentious back-and-forth made the land owners uncomfortable. The library accepted Romeo Rock with open arms.

Romeo Rock moves to new location at Romeo District LibraryPublished: July 9, 2020, 5:40 pmThe iconic rock that normally welcomes people into Romeo had sat on private land for more than four decades, but after it was vandalized with racial slurs, the owners wanted it gone.

WASHINGTON TOWNSHIP, Mich. Due to an increase in demand, Washington Township public water customers will immediately be required to restrict outside water use to an even-odd schedule. Public water customers with an address ending in an odd number are only to water on odd calendar days. Meanwhile, public water customers with an address ending in an even number are only to water on even calendar days. It is essential that Washington Township public water customers water comply with these restrictions to limit future water rates increases from the Great Lakes Water Authority. These restrictions have been adopted in order to receive the best rates possible for public water customers.

PORT HURON CHARTER TOWNSHIP, Mich. – Police are investigating what is believed to be a drug deal gone bad in Port Huron Charter Township early Wednesday morning. One person is dead and two others suffered stab wounds during the incident, officials said. The Port Huron Charter Township man provided information regarding the assault to officers and was then transported to the hospital. Port Huron police identified and stopped a vehicle in connection with the incident at about 4:30 a.m., officials said. A 21-year-old Washington Township man was also in the car and suffered from lacerations.

WASHINGTON TOWNSHIP, Mich. – A large protest formed in Washington Township on Friday as around 1,000 people gathered near the “Romeo Rock.”There has been controversy surrounding the rock since racist graffiti was sprayed on it earlier in the week. READ: Future of ‘Romeo Rock’ uncertain after ‘Black Lives Matter’ message replaced with racial slurDemonstrators took to the streets Friday in support of Black Lives Matter. The tiny Romeo community of about 3,600 people was rocked earlier this week when vandals wrote racial slurs on the rock, which is a landmark. The rock had been painted with the Black Lives Matter slogan before it was vandalized. Demonstrators Friday said their collective voice will drown out the few who vandalized their beloved rock.

WASHINGTON TOWNSHIP, Mich. – The future of the “Romeo Rock” is up in the air as the owners fear the back-and-forth between people spray painting “Black Lives Matter” and others replacing it with racist messages could turn violent. For years, the rock has been on a private piece of property in Washington Township, just to the south of Romeo. But during the weekend, “Black Lives Matter” was pained on the rock, replaced with “all lives matter,” changed back to “Black Lives Matter” and then replaced with a racial slur, officials said. Now the rock has become a rallying place as regular citizens became civil rights warriors and sentries who guard the rock and the current message that Romeo will not tolerate racism. But the situation is complicated as the property is being torn up to make way for a new strip mall.

WASHINGTON TOWNSHIP, Mich. – An iconic rock that normally welcomes people into Romeo had a peaceful message on it vandalized with racial slurs. The iconic rock is usually a beacon of unity featuring happy birthday messages, congratulations messages, and other messages of hope. READ: Here’s how you can support the fight against racial injustice without leaving your homeOver the weekend someone painted “Black Lives Matter” on it. Someone else changed to “all lives matter” and it went back and forth all day. On Sunday night, the Romeo High School basketball coach drove by and someone had written racial slurs on the rock.

Heres whats coming up on Local 4 News at 4:Black Lives Matter sign vandalized with racial slursIn Washington Township, the battle over the Black Lives Matter movement is taking place with spray paint and an iconic rock that normally welcomes people into the community. Over the weekend the peaceful message took a turn when someone painted racial slurs over it.

WASHINGTON TOWNSHIP, Mich. – Macomb County Prosecutor Eric Smith has charged Zachariah Thorton in connection with attacking a Shelby Township man at a Chase Bank drive through ATM in Washington Township on Nov. 16. Thorton has been charged with assault with intent to rob while armed, a felony with a sentence of up to life in prison, for attacking the Shelby Township resident. Original Story: Person stabbed by masked attacker while trying to use Washington Township ATMPolice and prosecutors allege that the suspect, wearing all black, including a face-covering and gloves, approached the victim from behind as he was using the ATM. Thorton demanded money from the victim, and the victim tried pushing him away. “I commend the due diligent efforts of the Sheriff’s Deputies in apprehending and removing this dangerous criminal from the streets.

A person was stabbed Saturday while trying to use a Chase Bank ATM on 26 Mile and Van Dyke in Washington Township. A recall has been issued on two pound frozen bags of Quest beef cat food over fears it may be contaminated with salmonella. One person was hospitalized after a fire broke out at a Dearborn home Saturday night on Oxford Street between Decatur and Pardee. Temperatures will be in the teens and low 20s Sunday morning. Highs are expected to only reach the middle 30s today.

Paul Bashi, 35, was caught on video brutally attacking his girlfriend July 29, 2018, inside a Washington Township home. He pleaded no contest to attempted murder, torture and illegal steroid charges... Copyright 2019 by WDIV ClickOnDetroit - All rights reserved.

WASHINGTON TOWNSHIP, Mich. - Surveillance video from inside a Washington Township home shows a bodybuilder brutally attacking his girlfriend Sunday. More than 30 minutes of footage allegedly shows Paul Bashi, 35, punching, kicking, stabbing and burning his 22-year-old girlfriend. Sources said the footage shows Bashi looking at his girlfriend's phone before he starts assaulting her. She was allegedly hit 50 times, kicked 100 times, stabbed more than 24 times with different knives and burned with hot wax. Prosecutors said the bodybuilder left his girlfriend lying on the porch of their Washington Township home to die.

A mail carrier needs surgery Friday after being attacked by a dog that jumped through the window of her truck in Washington Township, according to police. Copyright 2019 by WDIV ClickOnDetroit - All rights reserved.

MACOMB COUNTY, Mich. – Construction on westbound 26 Mile Road has been completed and the road is open to traffic, according to the Macomb County Department of Roads. Westbound 26 Mile Road east of Stony Creek Park Bridge, Washington Township, Shelby Township had been closed for construction.

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