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Published October 29, 2020

Warren councilman charged with misdemeanors for handcuffing woman

WARREN/EASTPOINTE — Warren City Councilman Eddie Kabacinski has been arraigned on misdemeanor charges after he allegedly handcuffed a woman who put "Black Lives Matter" stickers on Trump political signs at a rally in Eastpointe on Oct. 14.

Published October 28, 2020

Warren Weekly

Warren man fatally shot by police after emerging from standoff with gun

WARREN — A 37-year-old Warren man was shot and killed by police officers when he emerged from a home carrying a pistol following a nine-hour standoff at a condo near 12 Mile and Hayes roads on Oct. 24.

Lawrence Technological University accepted a grant from “Fortnite” creator Epic Games, which the university plans to use for, in part, an Unreal Engine training program for both students and working professionals.

Published October 27, 2020

Southfield Sun

LTU teams with ‘Fortnite’ creator for campus Epic Center for Unreal Technology

SOUTHFIELD — Like it says in the name, Lawrence Technological University is making strides in the technology world.

Two arrested after shots fired near Somerset

Published October 27, 2020

Troy Times

Two arrested after shots fired near Somerset

TROY — Troy police say they have arrested two people after gunfire reportedly rang outside Somerset Collection.

Published October 27, 2020

Roseville - Eastpointe Eastsider

Roseville police investigate drive-by shooting

ROSEVILLE — The Roseville police are investigating a drive-by shooting that occurred at approximately 5:15 a.m. Oct. 26.

Parent Melissa Turner, left, and community member Ann Zaron, right, hold up signs that read “Let Them In or Count Them Out” at the parent protest Oct. 6.

Published October 26, 2020

Farmington Press

FPS parents and teachers at odds on return to learn plan

FARMINGTON/FARMINGTONHILLS — Frustrations, questions and concerns have continued to flare over the past month as Farmington Public Schools Board of Education members have made some of the hardest decisions of their terms.

Published October 26, 2020

Farmington Press

Farmington City Council adopts new social district for downtown

FARMINGTON — Residents and visitors will soon be able to enjoy carryout cocktails, food and beverages to go under a newly approved social district in downtown Farmington.

Published October 26, 2020

Farmington Press

Sisters of Mercy PUD approved for senior living community

FARMINGTON HILLS — Plans to transition the Sisters of Mercy parcel, adjacent to the Costick Activities Center, into a senior living community continued forward Sept. 28 as Farmington Hills City Council members voted 4-1 to approve the planned unit development for the site.

Published October 26, 2020

Birmingham - Bloomfield Eagle

Luxury service industry pushes on through pandemic

BIRMINGHAM — If there’s one thing the Birmingham-Bloomfield area knows how to do well, it’s relax.

Published October 26, 2020

Woodward Talk

Water from some Ferndale homes found with lead levels exceeding state standards

FERNDALE — An advisory published by the city of Ferndale states that samples from recently tested homes with lead service lines came back with levels that were higher than the state of Michigan’s standards.

Last Call Bar shooting suspect found guilty on all charges

Published October 23, 2020

Roseville - Eastpointe Eastsider

Last Call Bar shooting suspect found guilty on all charges

EASTPOINTE — Lenny Whitfield, 48, the suspect in the shootings that took place at the Last Call Bar in Eastpointe Oct. 12, 2019, was found guilty last week on all 11 charges against him, including murder in the first degree.

Published October 23, 2020

Sterling Heights Sentry

Sterling Heights anticipates Mound reconstruction next summer

STERLING HEIGHTS — Commuters may find it a temporary hill to climb, but city and regional leaders are excited and optimistic about the approaching reconstruction of Mound Road and its long-term impact on the region.

Published October 22, 2020

Madison - Park News

Madison Heights replaces Columbus Day with Indigenous Peoples’ Day

MADISON HEIGHTS — The mayor and council of Madison Heights unanimously approved a resolution earlier this month ending the city’s observation of Columbus Day, and instead observing Indigenous Peoples’ Day, which honors the history of the native people who first lived in this country.

Published October 22, 2020

Advertiser Times

Man shot in Eastland Center parking lot

HARPER WOODS — Harper Woods Department of Public Safety officers are investigating a shooting at Eastland Center Oct. 21.

Published October 21, 2020

Roseville - Eastpointe Eastsider

Altercation at basketball court ends with fatal shooting

ROSEVILLE — The Roseville Police Department is investigating a fatal shooting that took place Oct. 20 at Basketball City on Eastland Street, near Groesbeck Highway and 12 Mile Road.

Over 40 years later, police still seek answers to homicide case

Published October 21, 2020

Troy Times

Over 40 years later, Troy police still seek answers to homicide case

TROY — Troy police are taking a fresh look at an unsolved murder mystery that’s more than four decades old, and they are seeking the public’s help to uncover new clues or information.

Published October 20, 2020

C&G Newspapers

State launches new weekly data on COVID-19 school outbreaks

METRO DETROIT — As students begin to transition to in-person learning, Michigan families can now see if there are COVID-19 outbreaks within their schools, colleges and universities.

Published October 20, 2020

Rochester Post

$2 million federal grant to further study widening Adams

ROCHESTER HILLS — The Road Commission for Oakland County has been awarded a $2 million grant to help complete an environmental impact statement on the future proposed widening of Adams Road in Rochester Hills.

Published October 20, 2020

Grosse Pointe Times

School board votes to censure trustee

GROSSE POINTES — Grosse Pointe Public School System Board Of Education President Margaret Weertz called it “a sad day in Grosse Pointe Public Schools.”

Police are investigating whether any crimes took place when Warren City Councilman Eddie Kabacinski reportedly handcuffed counter demonstrator while rallying in support of President Donald Trump.

Published October 19, 2020

C&G Newspapers

Police investigate after Warren councilman allegedly handcuffed Trump rally protester

EASTPOINTE/WARREN — Warren City Councilman Eddie Kabacinski has reportedly been involved in an incident with an apparent counter demonstrator while rallying in support of President Donald Trump.