TOP STORIES Monday, November 6, 2017

Brian Newlin, Associate Producer, ClickOnDetroit

Published: November 6, 2017, 10:00 AM

Tags: News

Here are the top stories:

Mass Shooting: 26 dead, 8 in 1 family.
The Suspect: What we know about Texas church shooting suspect Devin Patrick Kelley.
Good Samaritan: Resident confronted, chased church shooting suspect.
First Baptist Church: What life was like at Texas church before mas shooting.

Detroit Police: 2 women wanted in connection to deadly auto parts store shooting.
Election 2017: What you need to know.
Taylor: Woman charged with killing co-worker at Burlington Coat Factory has hearing.
Cedar Springs: 2 arrested after nearly 90 guns stolen from Michigan store.
Flint Water Crisis: Key court hearing for state official.
Fraser: Apartment building catches fire; two people injured.
Lonely Planet: Travel guide company praises Detroit's revitalization, calls city 'most ambitious renovation project'.
Sears: Company closing additional 3 Kmart stores in Michigan this year.
Weather: Temps to fall throughout Monday.

Maine: 9-year-old boy with cancer asks for cards to celebrate 'last Christmas' early.
Mass Shootings: 2 of deadliest US mass shootings in 35 days.
NYC Marathon: Runners stay the course, despite last week's terror attack.
USS Ashland: Life aboard the versatile ship that has a crew of 630 sailors and Marines.
NY Terror Attack: Suspect planned to return to Uzbekistan, sister says.
Macy's: Malls see fewer shoppers; sales decline expected.

Paradise Papers: What to know about the documents that purport to show financial ties to Russia.
Paul Manafort: Indictment a red flag to others.
Tax Reform: GOP aims to advance tax bill.
Trump: President feeds fish, pours entire box of food into koi pond on trip to Japan.
North Korea: Trump says 'era of strategic patience is over'.
Japan: Melania Trump embraced by Japanese students, practices calligraphy.

Jimmy Fallon: 'Tonight Show' canceled this week after his mother's death.
Ronan Farrow: Journalist says ' Women are telling the hardest stories' following Weinstein allegations.
DIA: Detroit Institute of Arts launching gallery for Japanese art.
Milo Yiannopoulos: Daily Caller fires opinion editor over column from right-wing provocateur.