Southwest Detroit residents deal with destruction after flood
Residents on the southwest side of Detroit are left with major destruction to clean up after hundreds of homes were flooded by Monday's water main break.
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Residents on the southwest side of Detroit are left with major destruction to clean up after hundreds of homes were flooded by Monday's water main break.
Cleanup continues after a massive water main break. Meanwhile, many residents are concerned about insurance and how they will cover the cost of the damage.
Oakland County Sheriff Michael Bouchard says the three children who were found living in a Pontiac, Michigan, home in "deplorable shape" were abandoned by their mother five years ago.
The Southwest Detroit community is coming together to help those impacted by the water main break. Local businesses are collecting donations and providing hot meals to families.
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Department of Public Works crews from the city of Berkley, Michigan, are working to repair a water main break on 12 Mile Road.
Dozens of crews and hundreds of people are working around the clock following a massive water main break which left a neighborhood in southwest Detroit flooded under feet of water.
Suzanne Coffey, CEO of the Great Lakes Water Authority, discusses the ongoing recovery efforts after a massive water main break flooded a southwest Detroit neighborhood.
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More than 70 residents of a southwest Detroit neighborhood were evacuated after a water main broke and flooded their neighborhood early Monday. The Pontiac community has rallied to support three youths who had been abandoned at their home. A suspected mail thief was caught in a Livonia trash bin. Detroit will keep its warming centers open through Friday morning because of the cold.
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The city of Detroit is working to address a large water main break on the city's southwest side as cold temperatures remain Monday night. Additionally, the city has set up temporary for residents impacted by the floods.
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Since early Monday morning, residents and emergency crews have been dealing with a severe water main break on Detroit's southwest side. The break caused widespread flooding near Beard and Rowan streets.
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Just days after the Oakland County Sheriff's Office found three children living in deplorable conditions in Pontiac, the community is stepping up and offering to help.