Crews continue repair efforts after water main break in Southwest Detroit
Nearly 400 homes in Detroit were impacted by the flooding.
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Nearly 400 homes in Detroit were impacted by the flooding.
In the one week since a water main break flooded more than 400 homes in southwest Detroit, many residents are still struggling to figure out what to do next.
Homeowners are still digging their cars out of ice and mud and clearing out basements of debris.
Latin Americans for Social and Economic Development in Detroit is working with the American Red Cross to offer health care support to people affected by Monday's water main break.
Latin Americans for Social and Economic Development in Detroit is partnering with the American Red Cross to offer health care support to people affected by Monday’s water main break.
As the recovery process from Monday's water main break in Southwest Detroit ramps up, volunteers are helping homeowners in need.
Members of Urban Neighborhood Initiatives are helping Southwest Detroit residents impacted by Monday’s water main break.
More than 400 homes in Detroit are still suffering the impacts of a water main break that occurred nearly five days ago, and there is no end in sight.
The fallout from Monday's flooding caused by a water main break in Southwest Detroit is extending far beyond damage to homes.
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Water main breaks continue to plague the Metro Detroit area, with both Dearborn and Riverview reporting problems.
About 12 feet of pipe needs to be replaced in the aftermath of a water main break Monday in southwest Detroit.
Detroit Water and Sewerage has posted an online damage report form in response to Monday's water main break.
City officials, including Detroit City Council Member Gabriela Santiago-Romero, continue to go door-to-door to help the community to ensure the process runs smoothly.
Detroit Fire Department crews used a ladder to rescue a person from a car amid a water main break-related 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.
The Southwest Detroit community is coming together to help those impacted by Monday's water main break.
The break caused widespread flooding near Beard and Rowan streets.
Lane closures are in effect for a section of 12 Mile Road in Berkley as city crews repair a water main break.
A water main break has occurred in Harper Woods, with repairs expected to take much of Friday morning.
Dearborn Heights is the latest Metro Detroit community to issue an alert in response to a run of water main breaks.
Water mains continue to break in Metro Detroit as a result of the winter weather and temperature fluctuations.
Water was shut off for about four hours in part of Harper Woods Monday as crews repair a water main break.
Personnel with the Dearborn Department of Public Works were in the process of repairing the leaks Sunday.
Detroit city leaders say it's not uncommon to have five water main breaks a day during the winter, but when temperatures are in the single digits, it can be up to 20 a day.
City officials said no injuries have been reported and that the fire is under control.
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The bomb threat forced the plane to evacuate, and the flight was canceled.
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City officials said no injuries have been reported and that the fire is under control.
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