Patch · Madison Heights, MI
Prosecutors said the Halloween store was crowded with shoppers, including parents and small children, when the shooting happened. MADISON HEIGHTS, MI — An Oak Park man has been charged in connection with a fatal shooting at a Halloween store last week, according to prosecutors. The shooting happened last Friday outside the retail store located in the 32000 block of John R. near 14 Mile Road in Madison Heights, according to police. When officers arrived, police said they found Anthony Thompson III suffering from multiple gunshot wounds. He was taken to a nearby hospital where he died, according to police. Find out what's happening in Ferndalefor free with the latest updates from Patch. John Benson Jr., 21, was charged with first-degree murder and felony firearm in connection with the shooting.
Hoodline · Ferndale, MI
Nearby: Ferndale, MIFerndale Public Schools said items resembling firearms brought into class prompted a Tuesday lockdown at the shared Ferndale High School and Ferndale Middle School campus in Ferndale, Michigan. The district said the items were not real firearms, the students involved had been identified and removed from the building, and there was no ongoing threat. The schools share a campus, and the lockdown followed students bringing the lookalike weapons into class, according to FOX 2 Detroit. The station said its report drew on a statement Ferndale Public Schools sent to parents and a social media photo shared with FOX 2 that reportedly showed two students with the items. The district said the students had been removed from the building and their families contacted. It said they would face consequences under the student code of conduct but did not specify what those consequences would be.
Patch · Ferndale, MI
Nearby: Ferndale, MIOfficials said the students were removed from the school and their families were contacted. FERNDALE, MI — Ferndale High School and middle school were thrown into lockdown Tuesday morning after staff was told some students brought fake guns to school, according to school officials. During the lockdown, staff and police searched the buildings and lockers, accounting for every student, according to school officials. Officials eventually found the fake guns and identified the students who brought them into the building, according to school officials. Find out what's happening in Ferndalefor free with the latest updates from Patch. The students were removed from the school and their families were contacted, according to school officials. According to the district's website, "the students involved will face consequences under the Student Code of Conduct.
ClickOnDetroit | WDIV Local 4 · Ferndale, MI
Nearby: Ferndale, MIFBI found thousands of images and videos including infants and toddlers during search Noelle Gray, Digital Content Producer OAKLAND COUNTY, Mich. – Federal prosecutors say 48-year-old Brian Allen Rose of Ferndale, was sentenced to over 10 years in prison on Thursday, Nov. 5, 2026, for distributing child pornography. According to court records, Rose, was trading child pornography with a person involved in a different FBI investigation. Recommended Videos Previous coverage --> Ferndale man sent nearly 20 videos of child pornography online, received at least 2, feds say In February of 2026, FBI agents executed a search warrant at Rose’s home in Ferndale. Agents recovered thousands of videos and images of child pornography, including material showing infants and toddlers. Rose’s devices also contained multiple chats with other men discussing their desire to trade child pornography and to sexually assault children.
Flintside · Berkley, MI
Nearby: Berkley, MIFLINT, Michigan — Tanesia Greer began working at a hair salon as a shampoo assistant at just 14. Unaware of the future ahead of her, she watched as the salon owner grew her business from a service she provided out of her home into a successful salon. She fell in love with the freedom of leadership and unknowingly learned to build a business from scratch. At 16, Greer started working in a clothing store. She realized strict schedules and work breaks were too rigid compared to her salon experience. The entrepreneur in her had already awakened, and a traditional service-industry job no longer fit her skill set. After accepting an apprenticeship at another salon, she mastered the beauty industry. By 18, she was ready to invest in her dreams and opened her own salon in Berkley, Michigan. “I was born to be my own boss,” she proclaims.
Big Bear Grizzly · Clinton Township, MI
Nearby: Clinton Township, MI"DaVinci of Michigan, paint protection film and ceramic coating in Clinton Township, MI, a black Lotus Emira with a deep gloss finish, the kind of new car paint STEK PPF and Feynlab ceramic coating protect through a Michigan winter."DaVinci of Michigan compares STEK paint protection film and Feynlab ceramic coating for drivers protecting their factory finish.Clinton Township, Michigan - November 11, 2026 - A new car's first Michigan winter brings a practical question: should the owner choose paint protection film, ceramic coating or both? DaVinci of Michigan, a vehicle protection and detailing business in Clinton Township, is outlining how the two services address different parts of keeping a vehicle's paint protected and easier to maintain.Snow, road salt, brine and gravel make that choice relevant well beyond appearance. Exposed panels face road debris, while salt residue and grime add to the cleaning a vehicle needs.
thelivingstonpost.com · Detroit, MI
Nearby: Detroit, MISharing is caring! Share Tweet Thanksgiving meals through Harvest for Heroes. Kroger is contributing the meals, and VETLIFE will distribute two hundred in Detroit and two hundred in Fowlerville. Each meal feeds a family of four to six, so 400 meals can provide Thanksgiving dinner for 1,600 to 2,400 people. “Sometimes something as simple as a Thanksgiving meal can open the door to a much bigger conversation,” said Joshua Parish, Iraq War veteran and co-founder of VETLIFE. “A veteran might come because their family needs a meal, but what we hope they leave with is something more — knowing there’s a community that cares about them and organizations they can turn to long after Thanksgiving is over.” How to reserve and pick up a meal Drive-through pickup is 10 a.m. to noon Friday, Nov. 20: • Fowlerville — 215 Veterans Drive • Detroit — 6221 Brush St. Advance registration is required, with a limit of one turkey basket per veteran.
Post-Bulletin · Rochester, MI
Nearby: Rochester, MIROCHESTER — The Rochester Community and Technical College men's basketball team played a solid all-around game Saturday. RCTC forced 24 turnovers and shot 56% from the field en route to its second Minnesota College Athletic Conference win in as many days with a 90-45 defeat of Mesabi Range at the Rochester Regional Sports Center. Trent Oyen (Onalaska, Wis.) led the Yellowjackets (4-2, 2-0) with 13 points, while Carson Brown (Hibbing, Minn.) finished with 12. John Johnson (Brooklyn Park, Minn.) had another solid all-around game, recording 11 points, seven rebounds and six assists. Sam Hemery (Green Bay, Wis.) dished out five assists in addition to 11 points. RCTC shot 7 of 11 from beyond the arc, and led 51-18 at the half. The RCTC defense held Masabi Range to just 29% from the field, while also forcing those 24 turnovers. The Yellowjackets will next be back in action when they head to Central Lakes on Friday and then Gogebic Community College in Michigan on Saturday. ]]>
The American Canyon Eagle · Dearborn, MI
Nearby: Dearborn, MIOn Thursday, September 17, 2026, George David Abbott died at his home in Napa. David was born in Dearborn, MI on August 8, 1933 and was the oldest of twins by 6 minutes. The family moved to Napa when he…
The American Canyon Eagle · Dearborn, MI
Nearby: Dearborn, MIOn Thursday, September 17, 2026, George David Abbott died at his home in Napa. David was born in Dearborn, MI on August 8, 1933 and was the oldest of twins by 6 minutes. The family moved to Napa when he…
The Hermiston Herald · Dearborn, MI
Nearby: Dearborn, MIPORTLAND — Thomas Goatley, 23, of Umatilla, is going to federal prison for seven years on charges of distributing child sexual abuse material and making harassing phone calls. During the phone calls he made false claims that he was sexually abusing children, U.S. Attorney Scott Bradford for the District of Oregon announced Tuesday, Nov. 10. Goatley in August pleaded guilty to one count of distributing child pornography and four counts of making obscene or harassing telephone calls. According to federal court records, Judge Michael H. Simon on Nov. 10 in Portland sentenced Goatley on the five charges to seven years, three months in federal prison and five years of supervised release. According to court documents, Goatley from at least September 2023 through April 2024 used the online platforms, Instagram, Facebook, Discord and X to view, receive and distribute child sexual abuse material, including images of prepubescent children.
Arizona Business Daily · Auburn Hills, MI
Nearby: Auburn Hills, MIJoin the City of Auburn Hills this winter for our Winter Craft Market at the Community Center! Support local artists and vendors while searching for the perfect holiday gift. Browse a variety of unique, handmade items, enjoy the festive atmosphere, and shop local this holiday season. We look forward to seeing you there!! Date and Time Sunday Dec 6, 2026 12:00 PM - 5:00 PM EST Location Community Center 1827 N. Squirrel Rd., Auburn Hills, MI, 48326 Original source can be found here.