DEARBORN HEIGHTS

Most scores are reported through the Associated Press and the MHSAA. To add your missing score, email japurcell@mlive.com with the results. Stats from the game are accepted too. The list might be updated periodically. BOYS BASKETBALL SCORESBloomfield Hills Brother Rice 86, Grand Blanc 68 - CLICK HERE FOR COVERAGEDearborn 54, Dearborn Heights Crestwood 37Madison Heights Lamphere 63, Bloomfield Hills Cranbrook Kingswood 56Southfield Christian 74, Ferndale University 55GIRLS BASKETBALL SCORESBloomfield Hills 47, Adrian 29Harper Woods Chandler Park 60, Dearborn Henry Ford Academy 24Melvindale Academy for Business & Tech 2, Pontiac Academy for Excellence 0Redford Westfield Prep 58, Mount Clemens 43Riverview Gabriel Richard 47, Orchard Lake St Mary’s 35Romulus Summit Academy North 63, Warren Michigan Collegiate 7Warren Cousino 45, Trenton 26

The juicy steaks and hearty lamb chops they’re grilling up at The Heights Meat Market And Grill, are about as fresh as you can get. All the meat they serve and sell is raised on local farms. Michelle Oliver takes us there to Dine in the D.

An announcement was made at the Nov. 17 school board meeting that the D7 school district will return to virtual learning temporarily.

Mourners stand at the casket of 6-year-old Batoul Al Fadawi at her funeral in Dearborn Heights. Photo: Imad Mohamad/The Arab American NewsDEARBORN – Tragedy struck the community when a 6-year-old was struck and killed by a driver on a residential street in Dearborn on Sunday. Upon arrival, officers discovered that Batoul Haidar Al Fadawi had severe injuries and determined that the vehicle involved failed to stop after hitting her. One of Al Fadawi ‘s teachers spoke at the funeral. A candlelight vigil was held for Al Fadawi on Bingham street on Tuesday.

This week, headlines regarding Tuesday’s election across local, national and international media included some version of the word "historic."

With partial and full terms for city council and clerk, a full term for treasurer, and proposals on the ballot this year, the results are in for all but one

Two men suspected of being involved in nine robberies were taken into custody after they stopped for a meal at an IHOP in Dearborn Heights.

The Arab American News is endorsing three candidates for city council, one for mayor, and one for treasurer for the fast approaching election on Nov. 2.

With the recent announcement of a surprising resignation, a position is open on the Crestwood Schools Board of Education.

Track live election results for Dearborn Heights in the 2021 General Election on Tuesday, Nov. 2.

With the general elections fast approaching, some residents may not know what is on the ballot for their precinct aside from the candidates.

Having been born and raised in Dearborn and an active volunteer, Kimberly Ismail is hoping to be elected to the Charter Revision Commission.

Mayor Bill Bazzi and his administration announced their ideas for flood mitigation and the Ecorse Creek during a recent town hall meeting.

The Michigan Supreme Court heard arguments on Thursday as it reviews the case of Theodore “Ted” Wafer.

The Michigan Supreme Court is hearing arguments in the case of a man sentenced to 17 years in prison for the shooting death of a woman in 2013.

The city of Dearborn Heights is gearing up for the second annual U.S. Marine Corps Challenge hosted by Mayor and retired Marine Bill Bazzi.

The Michigan Supreme Court is taking a new look at the case of Theodore “Ted” Wafer.

With only three members of city council attending the council meeting, there was no quorum and the meeting was forced to be adjourned.

Here’s a closer look at the rainfall totals since this week’s rain started Tuesday afternoon in Metro Detroit.

A Taylor motorcyclist was rear-ended and killed overnight by a hit-and-run driver in Dearborn Heights, police said.

Police said a vehicle was tracked to a home in Madison Heights.

Ali Hammoud said he can’t go on defending Jones, claiming there was a “breakdown in the relationship.”

Six police officers and two dispatchers were recognized at the Dearborn Heights city council meeting for their actions in a 2020 active shooter situation.

Michigan State Rep. Jewell Jones (D-Inkster) has been ordered by a judge to undergo a psychiatric evaluation as he faces several charges stemming from an April arrest for alleged drunk driving.

Authorities said the 42-year-old victim from Taylor was hit by someone driving a Ford F-150. Police said the driver of the truck rear ended the motorcycle and kept going.

Jones was sentenced to jail Tuesday after he was accused of violating his bond a third time.

A Taylor motorcyclist was rear-ended and killed overnight by a hit-and-run driver in Dearborn Heights, police said.

"Action must be taken to protect the public’s interest," said Speaker of the House Jason Wentworth.

Michigan State Rep. Jewell Jones (D-Inkster) brought a handcuff key with him into jail this week.

Dearborn Heights police recently put up a sign reminding drivers about the speed limit in one neighborhood.

The New York sensation, The Halal Guys, has found a home in Dearborn Heights, becoming the first location to open in Michigan.

The following scores are collected from either the Michigan High School Athletic Association or the Associated Press. These are score from Thursday, Aug. 26, or Week 1 of the football season. Allen Park 34, Taylor 6Allen Park Cabrini 14, Sterling Heights Parkway Christian 3Brighton 44, Salem 7Brownstown Woodhaven 46, Lincoln Park 0Burton Bentley 1, Dearborn Heights Star International 0Carleton Airport 35, Flat Rock 0Clarkston 38, Birmingham Seaholm 7Clinton Township Chippewa Valley 38, Utica Ford 0Dearborn Fordson 47, Livonia Stevenson 13Dearborn Heights Crestwood 1, Romulus 0Detroit Loyola 67, Bloomfield Hills Cranbrook Kingswood 0Detroit Osborn 20, Ann Arbor Father Gabriel Richard 15Fraser 60, Warren Cousino 6Gibraltar Carlson 42, Dearborn Edsel Ford 0Grosse Pointe South 41, St Clair Shores Lakeview 0Hartland 19, Novi 7Howell 41, Canton 21Livonia Churchill 53, Westland John Glenn 33Macomb Dakota 39, New Baltimore Anchor Bay 7Madison Heights Bishop Foley 32, Detroit Pershing 8Marine City Cardinal Mooney 31, Rochester Hills Lutheran Northwest 7Melvindale 32, Dearborn Heights Robichaud 20Monroe St Mary Catholic Central 41, Grosse Ile 6Port Huron 31, Warren Woods Tower 8Rochester Hills Stoney Creek 14, Rochester 7South Lyon 50, Milford 6South Lyon East 39, Waterford Kettering 12Troy 22, Royal Oak 0Troy Athens 56, Ferndale 16Utica Eisenhower 30, Macomb L’Anse Creuse North 0Walled Lake Western 28, Walled Lake Northern 21

There are some unconventional innovations as students head back to the classroom after a year of virtual learning.

MONROE COUNTY, MI – The body of a Dearborn Heights man who went missing while swimming in Lake Erie in Monroe County Sunday evening has been recovered. The Monroe County Sheriff’s Office announced that at 12: 30 p.m. Tuesday, Aug. 31, search and rescue crews had located the body of Ghaleb Assaf, 59, who was reported missing after swimming in Lake Erie on Aug. 29. The other occupants on the boat told deputies Assaf left the boat to swim in the lake, police said. Search teams were forced to suspend their efforts Sunday night due to severe weather and dangerous lake conditions, but resumed the search Monday morning, Aug. 30, police said. The search ended with Assaf’s body being located in the water near the park.

Officials have recovered and identified the body of a Dearborn Heights man who disappeared underwater while swimming in Lake Erie this weekend.

Rescue crews are still searching Lake Erie for a Dearborn Heights man who went missing on Sunday, Aug. 29 after going for a swim in the lake.

MONROE COUNTY, MI – Rescue crews are searching for a Dearborn Heights man who went missing swimming in Lake Erie in Monroe County Sunday evening. The other occupants on the boat told deputies the man, 59, left the boat to swim in the lake, police said. Search teams were forced to suspend their efforts Sunday night due to severe weather and dangerous lake conditions but resumed Monday morning, police said. The man has still yet to be found as of Tuesday morning, Aug. 31, as rescue crews continue to search the area, police said. Anyone with information about the incident is asked to contact Monroe County Central Dispatch at 734-243-7070.

A Dearborn Heights man disappeared underwater while swimming in Lake Erie this weekend and still hasn’t been found, officials said.

Residents in Dearborn Heights worked to clear the drains in the streets so that the water flooding the roads could clear after sudden and heavy rain on Friday (Aug. 27).

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DEARBORN HEIGHTS, MI – A Michigan man is in the market for a new home after he woke up to find he had won $25,000 a year in the Michigan Lottery. Matt Swindall, 45, of Dearborn Heights matched five white balls drawn on Aug. 19 to win the Michigan Lottery’s Lucky For Life game. Swindall is the eighth player to win a lifetime prize in the game this year. “I got up early to get ready to head up north for a friends weekend trip,” he said. I rubbed my eyes over and over, but the screen kept showing the same thing: I had won $25,000 a year for life.”“I woke my wife up and told her we’d hit the Lottery.

The city has announced they are nearing the final steps in demolishing another four homes in the flood zone and have applied for a grant for 16 more homes.

After a tension filled city council meeting on Aug. 10, residents have started to respond to comments made and meeting practices.

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Federal officials have charged 14 people from Wayne and Macomb counties in connection with a fraud scheme to steal COVID unemployment benefits.

A flood warning has been issued for Wayne County Friday morning after severe thunderstorms rolled through southeastern Michigan overnight Wednesday.

“It comes up out of the sewers. It comes out of the cracks in the sidewalk, everywhere and it isn’t regular rain water -- it’s nasty, mucky sewer water.”

Several streets in Dearborn Heights are under at least a foot of water after another round of heavy rainfall brought flooding to Metro Detroit.

“Yeah. It ruined like everything,” Junior said. “Like every other month it gets ruined. The basements flood.”

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With the only item on the ballot being the narrowing of the mayor candidates down to two, voter turnout at the polls has been low so far.

Election results for Dearborn Heights races in the 2021 Michigan Primary Election on Aug. 3, 2021.

After having to be postponed due to the June flooding, the city of Dearborn Heights has rescheduled their city job fair for August 7.

The state of Michigan announced on Tuesday that major home loan lenders have agreed to delay monthly mortgage payments for homeowners impacted by recent

FEMA opened disaster recovery centers in both Dearborn and Dearborn Heights to help residents impacted by the June floods.

A father from Dearborn Heights was trying to avoid flooding Friday night when he became stuck on the shoulder of the road.

With partial and full terms on the ballot for the 2021 elections, only the mayor’s position is expected to be up for election during the August 3 primary.

Following heavy rainfall on Friday, July 16, at least 75 residents reported flooding to their homes to the mayor’s office.

Prosecutors read the medical examiner’s report, stating that 73-year-old Ibtisam Field suffered multiple bruises, abrasions and died from blunt force trauma and strangulation.

Over the past month, cities across the state of Michigan have experienced historic rains and significant flooding.

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It has been a stressful and costly few weeks for communities throughout Metro Detroit.

For the people living in the city of Dearborn Heights, it feels like a wound is re-opened every time it rains.

In the days following the latest floods that soaked homes across Metro Detroit, a thick layer of mud can still be spotted in one Dearborn Heights neighborhood.

The National Weather Service has issued a flood warning for Wayne County until 11:14 p.m. Saturday, July 17.

A street in Dearborn Heights was turned into a river filled with floating garbage cans Friday afternoon.

“It’s ridiculous and we need to know what the city is planning on doing,” Russell said. “How they going to help us? I can’t keep buying furnaces, hot water tanks, freezers and cleaning up over and over.”

Ab’s Amazing Ribs offers top-quality halal meats with an irresistible BBQ sauce.

With residents in both cities still reeling from the damage caused by the recent storms, city leaders are trying to get help from the federal government.

Point Blank Firearms gun store celebrated their grand opening event with a prize raffle after being open for nearly four months.

Opening a small business is a giant feat for anyone, but one of Dearborn Heights’ newest business owners opened her brand new sweets shop while still attending high school.

A lot of toys were destroyed in flooded basements, so a Dearborn Heights firefighter -- known as Kid Santa -- decided to do something about it.

Residents wishing to get rid of items damaged by flooding can request free pickup from the city.

On Thursday, Governor Whitmer announced the appointments of Yvonna C. Abraham to Wayne County Third Circuit Court.

On Thursday, Governor Whitmer announced the appointments of Yvonna C. Abraham to Wayne County Third Circuit Court.

On Thursday, Governor Whitmer announced the appointments of Yvonna C. Abraham to Wayne County Third Circuit Court.

Kenneth Isaacson, best known as Dearborn Heights’ “Kid Santa,” has decided to step up for the children of the community a few months early.

For weeks, GFL, the city’s contract waste hauler, has been receiving negative feedback and now, Mayor Bill Bazzi is telling them to improve their service.

The Dearborn Heights Police Department is surveying residents on their thoughts on body cameras for the officers in the department.

The city of Dearborn Heights and Wayne County Economic Development Department hosting a grant workshop for small businesses.

Emgage has announced its endorsement for Abdullah Hammoud for Dearborn mayor and Hassan Ahmad and Mo Baydoun for Dearborn Heights city council.

A Dearborn Heights student was approached by a driver twice in two weeks while she walked to pick up her younger sibling at an elementary school, officials said.

In a letter posted to social media and shared with parents, D7 Superintendent Jennifer Mast issued a “stranger danger” alert.

Coming off of his first term on city council, Councilman Tom Wencel has decided his job is not done and is running for re-election.

A man stealing from a Kroger store in Dearborn Heights used pepper spray on an employee as he fled out the door, officials said.

Police said one person was killed and three others were injured in a shooting while playing basketball in Inkster.

With the CDC and the state health department loosening mask requirements, local school leaders have no plans of doing so just yet.

The 28th annual Ecorse Creek and Richard A. Young Rain Garden clean-up is scheduled for this weekend to help clear the creek of debris.

State police said they were forced to use two Tasers on a man who got so angry about his pickup truck being towed in Allen Park that he threatened them with a six-foot metal pipe and other tools.

Lilliana Kerr was killed on Jan. 20, 2017, after a lunch table fell on top of her while she was attending the Head Start program at St. Albert’s Church in Dearborn Heights. She was 3 years old.

The $6.4 million bond proposed in the city’s D7 school district to help school enhancements was passed by voters on May 4.

Officials said his arrest comes one month after he was given probation for a separate attack on his mother.

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Police say Aaron Samir Akel strangled his 73-year-old mother to death; she was found dead in her home Tuesday.

Councilman Mo Baydoun is partnering with brothers Ali Soueidan and Hamid Soueidan, Dr. Mike Eldirani, and Ahmad Elzayat to host a Ramadan 5K

Local businessman and resident of over 49 years, Anthony Camilleri has decided it’s time for him to run for the position of mayor.

Rachel LaPointe is one of two women vying for one of four full term city council seats that are up for election this year.

As Wayne County Commissioners voted to introduce the first ever Women’s Commission, two women were selected to represent Dearborn and Dearborn Heights.

After nearly a decade of support, the Dearborn Heights Fire Department is being recognized for their support of the Salvation Army.

In the continued fight against COVID-19, the city of Dearborn Heights will be offering a free vaccination clinic on April 25.