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There are fears items like the clock recovered from the disaster will be lost once their keepers die.

Mend On The Move takes old auto parks and turns it into beautiful pieces of jewelry -- and in doing so they help lift up survivors of abuse.

Just last week, we asked: If you’re a health care worker, what are you seeing lately on the job?

The pledged money will be used to address underlying issues of homelessness, including mental healthcare, employment training and substance abuse counseling.

A long weekend for some means plenty to do in Detroit – here’s a look at what’s happening around town.

This week we're bragging about Kaila Jackson: A senior at Renaissance High School who has received a full-ride scholarship for track at the University of Georgia.

Main Street Ann Arbor is asking community members for their input regarding future road and block closures.

A local nonprofit group is planning to open Detroit’s first educational community center and Michigan native botanical gardens dedicated to the conservation of pollinators.

The City of Detroit has four warming centers, in conjunction with two nonprofit homeless service providers, open until March 31.

Just a day after the story aired the mystery has been solved. The wedding album is now back where it belongs.

Alexi Giannoulias picks up endorsements in his bid for secretary of state from retiring U.S. Rep. Bobby Rush and supporters of alderman and former secretary of state candidate Pat Dowell.

Want to know what it takes to be a backyard beekeeper?

Does it still seem like the COVID-19 pandemic just started, or do you feel like we’ve been dealing with this reality for ages?

Push yourself to enjoy the great outdoors this season with U-M's annual challenge.

Here are 10 of our A4 team's favorite interviews from 2021.

We all like to put special things in a special place so we don’t lose them. Yet, so many times we forget where exactly that “special place” is.

It might be a little chilly, but there are still plenty of events around town to check out this weekend!

Students, faculty and staff at EMU can access free COVID testing on campus with quick results.

Members of the U-M community can get their booster shots, COVID testing on campus throughout the month of January.

This week we're bragging about Kylie Smyth: a 15-year-old senior graduating from Westland John Glenn High School, who is also enrolled at Schoolcraft College.

Ann Arbor will hold an information session and training for its volunteer controlled burn crew in February.

U-M students will return to in-person instruction on Wednesday.

Concordia University Ann Arbor will hold a Worship Arts Day Feb. 4-5, 2022.

This week we’re bragging about Ava Mickens: A 9-year-old student at Scotch Elementary School who is passionate about her education and community service.

Danny’s Miracle Angel Network (D-MAN) Foundation offers music therapy to those with severe physical and mental disabilities. The nonprofit announced it received a $75,000 grant from Oakland County.

Ann Arbor Police Department officers will go live on the department’s Facebook page at 6 p.m. from Monday to Friday this week to read stories to Tree Town’s youngest residents.

When it comes to our climate, and slowing the catastrophic effects of global warming, there’s so much information, and scientists are still working to learn more as the world continues to change and evolve over time.

If you’re heading down Woodward Avenue searching for that inspirational message, look to Celebrity Car Wash.

Washtenaw County Community Mental Health is creating a hotline as a main access point for substance use treatment in the county.

Despite the many challenges brought on by the COVID-19 pandemic, the University of Michigan’s “financial position remains strong,” according to the school’s annual report.

The U.N. chief has warned the continued paralysis of Lebanon’s government may dampen international support for this small Mideast country going through a “very dramatic” crisis

Your last chance to shop this year at the Ann Arbor Farmers Market is Wednesday.

Staff at C.S Mott Children's Hospital in Ann Arbor have been bringing holiday cheer to their youngest patients leading up to Christmas.

If caroling is on your mind, here are five tips to know before warming up those vocal cords.

A local family is rallying support after their second son was diagnosed with a rare genetic brain disorder.

Two separate United Way grants have gone to Jewish Family Services and Samaritas.

A neighborhood can provide a sense of community and a park can provide a gathering place where all are welcome.

It’s the final Saturday before Christmas! If you have your holiday shopping done, here are some things to look forward to in Detroit.

Many of you have been following the Detroit Youth Choir since they wowed the audiences of America’s Got Talent. The group has a new music video as part of Life Remodeled’s Lean on We campaign.

Winter Blast is returning in February 2022 with a new home, name and logo.

AADL receives its 14th five-star rating from Library Journal.

This week, we're bragging about Kourtney Laury: A senior at The Roeper School in Birmingham who hopes to become a physical therapist.

This week, we're bragging about Ryan Petkov: A senior honors student at Romeo High School.

Harper's Toy Drive collected toys for pediatric patients spending the holidays at U-M's Mott Children's Hospital.

The Ann Arbor Summer Festival is looking for its 2022 cohort of interns.

The Sick Pizza Company has been working to raise money to help the families of the Oxford High School shooting victims.

Corner Health Center will be administering both COVID and flu vaccines on Wednesday.

Concordia University Ann Arbor student Ellesyn Fritcha shares why she loves calling CUAA home.

Joining Flashpoint host Devin Scillian is Scarlett Lewis, the mother of a victim in the Sandy Hook shooting, to discuss the path forward after school shootings.

The spirit of the season glows bright throughout Motown with glimmering displays throughout the city. Bundle up and bring the family for holiday memories and traditions.

The city of Warren has postponed its Christmas tree lighting ceremony until Sunday.

Zaman International, an Inkster nonprofit, is receiving national exposure thanks to a new ad campaign.

The city of Detroit’s resurgence is branching out from downtown and into the neighborhoods.

Radio 1 Newsbeat hears from superfans of the war game, after the actor spoke about his love for it.

The Kalamazoo County community of Texas Township, through it’s board, has selected the site for a new township hall. Based on feedback received through a community survey, the Texas Township Board of Trustees initiated a request for proposals for vacant sites within Texas Corners earlier this summer.

MUSKEGON, MI - The Muskegon community can take home a piece of local history this week. Bricks from the demolished Hackley Hospital towers will be given away for free on Thursday, Nov. 18 and Friday, Nov. 19. Founded in 1904, Hackley Hospital served the Muskegon community for over a century. Mercy Health shut down the hospital after combining services at its Mercy Campus, 1500 E. Sherman Boulevard, last year. Related: Muskegon community reflects on the ‘end of an era’ for 117-year-old Hackley Hospital“We know that the Hackley Hospital Campus holds a special place in all of our hearts.

Residents choke back tears on the streets of Leigh-on Sea as they remember their compassionate MP.

A murder investigation is under way after the bodies were discovered in Killamarsh, Derbyshire.

The community has raised thousands of dollars to pay for Zalmay Niazy's legal fees.

Founder of an animal sanctuary Pen Farthing urges ministers to get 71 people to safety in the UK.

JACKSON, MI -- The onprofit Jackson Giving Back to the Community is hosting its third annual celebration for kids heading back to school. The free “Just Kids” Back to School Event is set for for 1 to 5 p.m. Sunday, Sept. 5, at the nonprofit’s building at 1003 Clinton Road. The event is open to all children attending school. Activities include clothing and school supply giveaways, food, face painting, games and more to celebrate the school year. READ MORE FROM THE JACKSON CITIZEN PATRIOT:There’s an Eagle’s Nest restaurant at Clark Lake - againFlooding closes Boardman Road in Jackson near Outback Steakhouse23,000 without power in Jackson County after storm with wind gusts topping 51 mphFlood warning issued for Jackson County amid wave of stormsSearch for suspects continues in alleged Hillsdale County arson, officials say

MUSKEGON HEIGHTS, MI – Community surveillance cameras to deter such crimes as illegal dumping and gambling will be purchased by the city of Muskegon Heights with a recent state grant. The money could pay for “at least” 60 surveillance cameras throughout the city, Muskegon Heights City Manager Troy Bell told MLive. We can’t have the physical presence we’d like to have.”One snag to the plans is the state’s decision to not fund a request for a $28,000 computer server needed for the cameras, Bell said. As a result, the city may seek permission to use the funds for its Ring doorbell program, he said. Related: Ring video doorbell program for Muskegon Heights residents aimed at deterring crimeAt that cost, the $121,000 earmarked for surveillance cameras could purchase hundreds of additional Ring doorbells.

M&S says it may have to reduce opening hours if more workers are forced to self-isolate.

Parents of the most recent group of students abducted in northern Nigeria are calling for international pressure on the government to help stop a series of kidnappings since December that have seized nearly 1,000 students

SAGINAW, MI – Black Wall Street Saginaw has rescheduled its Community in Unity Small Business Expo for this weekend. The Community in Unity Small Business Expo is now scheduled to take place from 2 p.m. to 7 p.m. Sunday, July 11, at the SVRC Marketplace pavilion, 203 S. Washington Ave. in downtown Saginaw. “This is our first community event and we are glad that the participants have come aboard in unity with us,” said Whitehead, who is the founder of Black Wall Street Saginaw and owner of Haute Mess Kouture. “Even though it says it’s ‘Black Wall Street,’ it’s inclusive,” she said. “We look forward to a successful event and plan to host many more events to support small businesses and entrepreneurs,” she said.

At the behest of Mayor Lori Lightfoot, state lawmakers are allowing Chicago to continue leaving the dangerous pipes in the ground as crews wrap up a decadelong overhaul of the city’s aging distribution system.

The boy was taking part in a football coaching session when a thunderstorm hit Blackpool.

Democratic U.S. Rep. Cheri Bustos announced she would not seek reelection after serving since 2013 in a northwest and west central Illinois district that has trended increasingly Republican.

Anthony L. Brown, 38, was charged with the manufacture and delivery of more than 900 grams of cocaine, unlawful possession of more than 900 grams of cocaine, and being a felon in possession of a handgun, according to a news release.

City officials estimated it will cost $27,000 to replace each of the 650 lead service lines they plan to dig out of the ground this year, far more than other cities have paid.

“We grow up in the Black community not knowing our history, not knowing who we are,” she said. “It’s so important to teach young kids because we’re not taught to self-love. There’s no self-confidence or self-image because you open up books and you never see positive images of Black people.”

“I know the CPD community is mourning, and that grief is deep and long-lasting. I know that it’s hard to take care of yourself and to reach out,” Brown said. “I also know that we need to do more to support each other — and we will.’'

“It’s heartwarming to be able to help and I’m glad that my community is finally getting what they need, but there’s gotta be a different way to reach them and make it easier for them to access these vaccines,” he said. “Not only to facilitate access but to also help them feel more comfortable getting it. There is so much misinformation out there.”

Global community outpaces U.S. in administering new COVID vaccine CBS News senior foreign correspondent Liz Palmer reports from London on the ongoing worldwide impacts of the coronavirus.

The last known slave ship and the community founded by its survivors

The United States has filed a complaint against Community Health Network Inc. (Community) in the U.S. District Court for the Southern District of Indiana, the Department of Justice announced today. The Act permits the United States to intervene and take over the lawsuit, as it has done here in part. The case is captioned United States and the State of Indiana ex rel. Thomas Fischer v. Community Health Network, Inc., et al. The claims in which the United States has intervened are allegations only, and there has been no determination of liability.

The event is part of the Monroe County Chamber of Commerce's Koffee Klub series. The city is currently using an economic recovery plan that was formulated with the help of the Monroe County Business Development Corp. MONROE TOWNSHIPSeveral new businesses set up shot in Monroe Township this year, according to Supervisor Al Barron. The townships planning commission also approved nearly $7.5 million in renovations at Monroe County Community College during the year. Unlike most Monroe County municipalities, the township did not opt out of recreational marijuana facilities within its boundaries.

A new report found that the TSA doesn't have access to terrorist watch list data that would have flagged 73 airport workers; McKinney police officer Eric Casebolt was suspended after video was released showing his rough response to a disturbance at a Texas pool party.

Two Mississippi police officers were shot dead over the weekend during a traffic stop. The suspects in the shooting have all been arrested. Anna Werner reports.

Australian man shot by ISIS supporters Community members in Sydney, Australia fear tensions between Muslims may erupt after a Shi'ite community leader was shot in front of his wife and children. Network 10 Australia's Joe Hill reports.