MSP Warn Of 'Projectiles' Aimed At Cars On I-75 Between Troy And Detroit
Authorities say they've received several reports of cars being hit by "projectiles."
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Authorities say they've received several reports of cars being hit by "projectiles."
The driver, 63-year-old David McCloe, was rescued but 58-year-old Monica Johnson died at the scene.
Detroit police say the man, believed to be in his 50s, was struck early Sunday on Eight Mile Road on the city's northwest side.
Over 20 restaurants are taking part in Detroit Restaurant Week.
The sheriff's department is investigating.
The trees are expected to be removed by March 31.
The former singer of the Temptations died back on February 1st in Chicago. The remembrance was hosted by the Little Rock Baptist Church on Woodward and many fellow Motown singers and producers attended.
Delvonn R. Heckard died in the Seattle suburb of Auburn, according to the King County Medical Examiner's Office. The cause and manner of Heckard's death are pending.
Students today are taught to evacuate during fire alarms but lock down during school shootings. So there was confusion Wednesday when a fire alarm sounded — the second one that day — at a Florida high school as 19-year-old former student Nikolas Cruz unleashed a barrage of gunfire. Head for the exits or hunker down in classrooms?
They outscored Northwestern 29-4 over the first 14½ minutes of the second half, tying it on Nick Ward's tip-in and taking their first lead of the game at 56-53 on Jaren Jackson's three-point play with 5:26 remaining.
The shooter's motive is still unknown and the case remains under investigation.
A museum dedicated to the birthplace of the Model T is seeking descendants of people who worked in the first building operated by Ford Motor Co.
He had been facing a life sentence.
Authorities are hoping the public can help locate a 28 year-old Detroit woman who has been missing for ten days and needs medication.
Nearly everyone surveyed said they listen to their favorite song daily or a few times a week.
