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Residents say Joy Road streetlights have been out for months, Public Lighting Authority promises repairs (opens the original)
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Residents along Joy Road between Livernois Avenue and Interstate 96 say they have spent nearly three months in the dark after storms swept through Metro Detroit over the Fourth of July weekend. The stretch of road has been without working streetlights, neighbors say, making it difficult to see homes, sidewalks and steps at night. “You can’t see anything in the dark. The only thing you can see is a car go by,” resident O’Neil Thomas said. Thomas, 72, has lived on Joy Road for nearly his entire li
Lincoln Park turns off Flock cameras after police chief says several cameras damaged, cut down (opens the original)
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LINCOLN PARK, Mich. – Lincoln Park is the latest Metro Detroit community to cover its Flock Safety license plate-reading cameras as city officials consider whether to continue the city’s contract. The City Council passed a resolution Monday directing that the remaining cameras be covered and turned off. Police Chief Scott Lavis said Flock Safety decommissioned the cameras Tuesday. It comes after Lavis says eight of the city’s 24 cameras have recently been taken out by vandals. “Ran over, cut dow
Attorneys for Detroit crash victim push for hate-crime prosecution after incident involving threats, slurs (opens the original)
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DETROIT – Attorneys for a Detroit woman who says she was targeted with racial slurs after a September crash are urging prosecutors to treat the confrontation as a hate crime and hold more of the people involved accountable. Susan Smith’s attorneys, Johnny Hawkins and Vonda Evans, made the call after video circulated on social media showing a group of men surrounding the scene of the accident, one of whom was seen yelling racial slurs. Smith says the confrontation happened after a crash near Paul
Canton Township police chief praises action of daycare workers after toddler brings gun in backpack (opens the original)
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CANTON TOWNSHIP, Mich. – A toddler was found with a loaded firearm Monday morning inside Childrens World Early Learning Center in Canton, prompting a police investigation and the arrest of one parent, according to Canton Police Chief Joseph Bialy. The Canton Police Department said officers responded to the daycare center after receiving a report that a toddler had been found in possession of a loaded firearm inside the facility. The case is under investigation by the Canton Police Department’s D
Greektown businesses look to rebound as $20M redesign nears completion (opens the original)
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DETROIT – A portion of Brush Street that runs through the neighborhood reopened to traffic Friday, marking a major milestone in a project that has been years in the making. “It’s been about eight years from the time we started meeting with architects to do a vision, and today, opening up Brush Street, I’d say we’re about 90% done,” said Owen Burke, owner of Firebird Tavern. The Monroe Streetscape Redesign Project, led by the Greektown Neighborhood Partnership, began in March of 2025. Burke said
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