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Inflatable tubes found as search for missing women, child on Muskegon River continues
Michigan State Police provided an update Thursday evening on the ongoing search for two women and a 9-year-old child reported missing after going tubing on the Muskegon River.
Police say they are actively searching for Jazzmin Hock, 28, of Muskegon; Sarah Vida, 28, of Muskegon; and Kayden Kovalcik, 9, whom have been missing for 48 hours since heading out on the river from the Maple Island Boat Launch on Tuesday.
Wayne County must appoint Woodhaven council member after resignations leave City Council without quorum
The Wayne County Election Commission will have to appoint a new member to the Woodhaven City Council after recent resignations have made the council unable to form a quorum.
City officials confirm Woodhaven City Councilmember Don Belcher has resigned due to health concerns, marking the fourth resignation from the council in recent months.
LB Jack Campbell says Jahmyr Gibbs’ return makes Detroit Lions defense better and his job tougher
Detroit Lions linebacker Jack Campbell said that having running back Jahmyr Gibbs back on the practice field is a boost for the team, even if it makes life more difficult for the defense.
Gibbs, who recently agreed to a contract extension that makes him the NFL’s highest-paid running back by average annual value, returned to practice after participating in meetings during training camp but spending limited time on the field.
List of back-to-school giveaways across Metro Detroit
As summer winds down, it’s almost time for kids across Michigan to head back to school.
For those in Southeast Michigan who are dreading back-to-school shopping and the costs that come with it, there are plenty of back-to-school giveaways planned throughout Metro Detroit.
4Warn Weather Alert: Patchy fog possible Friday morning before scattered storm chances continue through the weekend
Patchy fog will remain possible across Southeast Michigan during the early morning hours, especially north of I-69. Any fog that develops should be short-lived, with visibility improving quickly after sunrise. Once the fog lifts, the overall weather pattern remains unsettled. Isolated to scattered showers and thunderstorms will be possible across Metro Detroit later today and continue periodically through the weekend.
Not everyone will see rain, and there will be dry breaks between storms, but the combination of lingering moisture and atmospheric disturbances will keep rain chances in the forecast.