FRASER HIGH SCHOOL

The Macomb County Prosecutor's Office has charged a 15-year-old high school student for threatening to blow up Fraser High School.

Three children who were originally charged with murder in the fatal stabbing of a 14-year-old in Fraser have had that charge dropped, according to officials.

Three children have been charged as adults after one teenager was fatally stabbed and two were injured in Fraser.

Three children are in custody after one person was killed and two others were injured in a stabbing near two schools in Fraser.

FLINT, MI -- Kettering University hosted more than 60 middle school and high school vehicle design teams at Square One Education Network’s 15th Annual Innovative Vehicle Design Challenge this week. The event took place on Wednesday, May 18 at the Kettering University GM Mobility Research Center off North Chevrolet Avenue and Bluff Street. Square One is a Michigan-based nonprofit organization that develops talent for future workforces, according to a news release from the university. The IVD Challenge pitted the teams against each other in three separate competitions: Autonomous Innovative Vehicle Design Challenge, Mini Innovative Vehicle Design Challenge, and Full-Scale Innovative Vehicle Design Challenge. In the Autonomous Innovative Vehicle Design Challenge, students will be challenged to re-engineer a “Power Wheels Jeep” into an autonomous vehicle.

The votes are in for our Spring 4Frenzy competition and our Kim DeGiulio went to meet a key member of the Fraser High School boys swim team.

In three pools across the state, swimmers and divers competed in the MHSAA Boys Swimming and Diving Championships on Saturday, March 12. Spring Lake was third with 191 points, ahead of Grand Rapids Christian (187) and Pinckney (154). East Grand Rapids won with just two individual state championships. Charley Bayer defended his diving state title, claiming his second consecutive championship with 590.85 points. Sophomore Carter Kegle gave East Grand Rapids another title in the 500 freestyle (4:34.68).

FRASER, MI – A Michigan high school student allegedly brought a gun to school in a backpack on Monday, Oct. 4, WXYZ Detroit reports. A Fraser High School student allegedly brought a gun to school but didn’t make any specific threats against students, staff or the community, police said. The school was alerted by another student and worked with the Fraser Police Department to investigate, the report said. The student who allegedly had a gun in a backpack was arrested. A letter that went home to families Monday said that there is now additional police presence at the school, the report said.

Officials found a handgun in the backpack of a Fraser High School student on Monday after receiving a tip about a weapon and removing the student from class.