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Here’s a fun getaway just a short drive away

Over the Memorial Day weekend, more than a million people in Michigan will travel, and even more plan to get away during the rest of the summer.

Prep Softball: Bedford treats its youth buddies to a great show

About 80 youth softball players from the community watched Bedford whip Adrian 11-0 Wednesday.

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Prep Baseball: Summerfield rallies to salvage tie; Panza leads Monroe

Winless Summerfield rallied from a 6-0 deficit to salvage a tie with Mornenci.

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Local Sports: Mariah Stines wins duel as Milan edges Whiteford in 9 innings

Milan's softball team scratched out a run in the ninth inning after tying the game in the seventh to nip Whiteford 2-1.

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Local Sports: Nelson, Keller power perfect Bobcats in TCC opener

Whiteford softball opened its league season with a dominant doubleheader victory over Adrian Madison on Wednesday.

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Local Sports: Milan edges Summerfield at Whiteford Relays; Jefferson wins tourney

Depth carried Milan's boys track and field team past Summerfield in the Whiteford Relays.

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Local Sports: Tammerine shines for Whiteford in sweep of SMCC

Logan Tammerine banged out two triples and a double Friday to lead the Bobcats to a 6-3 win over St. Mary Catholic Central in the first game of a doubleheader.

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Mission accomplished! St. Paul hosts meal-packaging service project

Photos by Renee LanduytLaurie Snyder lines up packages to be boxed. Lyn and Mike Crowley came from Pleasant Ridge to help assemble the food packets. They came to help at St. Paul because it had been difficult to find volunteer work the past year. For the volunteers who participated in St. Paul on the Lake’s

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Local Sports: No-hitter sets Whiteford off right; Airport tops Mason

Whiteford's Unity Nelson pitched a no-hitter in five innings to help Whiteford open the season with a doubleheader sweep of Blissfield Wednesday.

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Michigan’s Best Local Eats: Great food inside a convenience store awaits at Patty’s by the Lake

JACKSON COUNTY, MI – You’ll find food made with love at a little hole in the wall in Grass Lake Township. Patty’s by the Lake has been open inside of Val’s Country Corner Store for a little more than a year. Owner Patty Kerton loved to entertain guests with great food, so opening a place to share this love was a dream of hers, she said.

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Local Sports: Whiteford streak reaches six; Pitock leads Airport

Whiteford's girls basketball team stretched its winning streak to six Monday. Airport and Erie Mason also earned wins on the court.

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A highway paved with recycled diapers may change the cloth vs. disposables debate

A pilot project in Wales has intriguing environmental implications

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Role players turn into heroes in Whiteford win over Summerfield

Josh Hill and Caleb Willis delivered big baskets as Whiteford's boys basketball team topped Summerfield 50-46.

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Local Sports: Summerfield girls get back on track in second half

Summerfield scored 17 points in the third quarter and 20 in the fourth to pull away from Whiteford for a 56-48 girls basketball victory.

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Local Sports: Jefferson girls basketball improves to 2-0

Jefferson's girls basketball team got off to its best start in six years with a win over Whiteford on Friday.

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Jury Holds Pharmacies Responsible For Role In Opioid Crisis

Lake and Trumbull counties were able to convince the jury that the pharmacies played an outsized role in creating a public nuisance.

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Jury Holds Pharmacies Responsible For Role In Opioid Crisis

Lake and Trumbull counties were able to convince the jury that the pharmacies played an outsized role in creating a public nuisance.

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Washington fires coach Jimmy Lake after less than 2 seasons

Washington has fired football coach Jimmy Lake, less than two years after he was chosen to succeed Chris Petersen.

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Whiteford football team wins Regional; advances to state semifinals

Whiteford's football team advances to Division 8 state semifinals with a 38-12 victory over Clarkston Everest Collegiate.

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Defense carries Whiteford to District championship

Whiteford's defense was the story in a 54-14 win over Sand Creek in the District finals.

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Arrest made in connection to explosion at Clare County storage facility

GRANT TWP, MI - An arrest was made in regards to an incident involving an explosive in Clare County earlier this week. The Clare County Sheriff’s Office issued a press release stating that David Hannaford, 36, of Lake, was charged on Friday, Oct. 29 by the Clare County Prosecutor’s Office with placing explosives near a property causing physical injury. About 12:30 p.m. on Tuesday, Oct. 26, Clare County Central Dispatch received a call of an explosion at a storage facility in Grant Township. The sheriff’s office stated that Hannaford is the renter of the storage facility unit where the explosion occurred. He remains lodged in the Clare County Jail.

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Giant Eagle settles pharmacy lawsuits with Ohio counties

One of the four retail pharmacy companies on trial for their alleged roles in fostering an opioid crisis in two Ohio counties announced Friday it had settled a lawsuit with 10 government entities in the state.

High School Volleyball: Summerfield avenges earlier loss to Whiteford

Summerfield's volleyball team avenged an early loss to Whiteford and Jefferson topped Erie Mason in their annual Pink Out Game.

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Rain and mud perfect conditions for Whiteford fullback

Sophomore fullback Drew Knaggs made the most of a season-high 11 carries by running for 75 yards, 2 touchdowns and 2 2-point conversions to lead Whiteford to a 46-0 romp over arch-rival Summerfield Friday night.

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Major pharmacies face first federal trial over role in nation’s opioid crisis

Lake and Trumbull counties are set to face off against four of the nation’s largest chain pharmacies in a federal trial that could serve as a litmus test for thousands of cities and counties looking to hold them accountable.

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Military theme planned for Whiteford Homecoming Week

Military theme planned for Whiteford Homecoming Week

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Whiteford finds new opponent, will play Edon in Ohio

Whiteford has scheduled a game against Edon in Ohio after Morenci had to pull out a scheduled game Friday because of COVID-19.

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The Latest: Nevada hospitals see severe shortage of nurses

State health officials in Nevada say hospitals are seeing a severe shortage of nurses and some northern Nevada hospitals are nearly out of staffed beds for patients.

Man presumed drowned in Fox Lake while water-tubing

Divers from a number of Lake County fire departments were still searching for the man late Friday afternoon using sonar detection equipment.

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SOFTBALL COACH OF THE YEAR: Matt VanBrandt, Whiteford

Whiteford's Matt VanBrandt has been named Monroe County Region Softball Coach of the Year.

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This fun inflatable waterpark will have you saying “whoa!”

This inflatable water park on water is ready to help you cool off this summer

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To the Editor: Our basement flooded for the third time in 10 years! We live in the "Inland" district of Grosse Pointe Farms and have the combined sewer system

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Letter to the Editor: Silver lining amidst devastation

Silver lining amidst devastation To the Editor: Our basement flooded for the third time in 10 years! We live in the "Inland" district of Grosse Pointe Farms and

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‘Back up, Brad!’ -- Boaters watch cliff collapse along Lake Superior in Michigan

A cliff wall broke away at a national park along Lake Superior in northern Michigan, stunning some boaters who captured it on video.

9-year-old boy shot in Kalamazoo

KALAMAZOO, MI — A child was shot Thursday afternoon. A 9-year-old boy was shot around 1:30 p.m. near the intersection of Lake and James streets, Kalamazoo Department of Public Safety Chief Vernon Coakley said. The child was taken to a local hospital, Coakley said. “This is just appalling, it’s heartbreaking and it has got to stop,” NAACP President Wendy Fields said. More from MLive:Kalamazoo County daycare’s license suspended after child wanders into traffic on M-89Conflicts over pay spur mediation in contract dispute between Western Michigan and part-time facultyMichigan gas station accused of price gouging to pay $2K fine

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Whiteford, SMCC help each other prepare for softball Regionals

Whiteford topped St. Mary Catholic Central 7-3 Thursday in a battle of two District champions preparing for Regional action Saturday.

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LOCAL SPORTS: Whiteford puts four players on All-TCC softball team

Four Whiteford players lead the All-Tri-County Conference softball team selected by league coaches.

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Young Whiteford team cruises to District title with two shutout wins

Whiteford's softball team blanked Summerfield and Sand Creek to win the 24th District title in school history.

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Whiteford's Hillard lives a dream with game-winning hit, no-hitter

Levi Hillard drove in the game-winning hit in the first game, then no-hit Summerfield in the finals to lead Whiteford's baseball team to a District title.

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Bunge returns home as Whiteford volleyball coach

Janie Bunge, a 2015 Whiteford graduate who was a three-sport star, has been hired by the school as its new volleyball coach.

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LOCAL SPORTS: Nelson lifts Whiteford in District softball win

Unity Nelson hurled a one-hitter and racked up 13 strikeouts as Whiteford beat Britton Deerfield 14-0 in a District Tournament game.

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Chances of scattered rain predicted this week amid drought conditions. Lake Michigan boaters urged to take caution Sunday afternoon with high waves, fog expected.

As drought conditions persist across the Chicago area, occasional bouts of rain are predicted throughout the coming week, according to the National Weather Service.

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LOCAL SPORTS: Whiteford keeps trophies at home

Whiteford won both its softball and baseball invitationals in convincing fashion Saturday.

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Stitch Fix shares fall as company's founder Katrina Lake steps down as CEO

Lake founded the online styling service a decade ago and took the company public in 2017.

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Coronavirus in Illinois updates: Here’s what happened Feb. 19 with COVID-19 in the Chicago area

“As mayors on the front line of the pandemic response, we have taken necessary steps to keep our communities safe and continue flattening the curve to save lives,” the letter sent Thursday said. “Undoubtedly, these steps have come with severe financial hardship. Not only have tax revenues been dropping drastically, but funding essential services critical to the health and safety of our residents has and continues to be challenged.”

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Snow remains in forecast but it could come too late to break Chicago’s streak of consecutive snow days.

The system expected late Wednesday into early Thursday was expected to bring “the chance for some light snow, mainly under an inch, but then there could be some kind of additional lake effect that develops into (Thursday) that could move along the lakeshore there, into Lake and Cook counties that could add another, say, inch or so on top of that, depending on where that band ultimately sets up,” Petr said.

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Chicago area’s burst of heavier snow leaves 2 to 4 inches and dangerous cold temperatures in its path

The weather service reported Friday and Saturday snow totals were 2 to 4 inches across most of the Chicago area, including 3.3 inches at O’Hare International Airport and 3.6 inches in Joliet. Lake-effect snow in northwest Indiana bumped up the count to 7 inches in Chesterton and 6 inches in Portage. Overnight, the lows were expected to drop to as low as about 10 below zero in outlying areas and closer to zero near Lake Michigan.

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Chicago weather forecast calls for sporadic snow and lows below zero through weekend. Again!

“If the month ended now, it would rank as the third coldest on record, but we don’t think we’re gonna finish there,” Borchardt said Thursday morning. “Toward the end of the month we’re going trend back to normal. It looks like toward the end of next week, we should start to get back to normal.”

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Michigan officials warn people to be aware, use caution on ice

CHICAGO, IL - JANUARY 21: A man walks on ice along the shore of Lake Michigan as storm clouds, which dumped several inches of lake-effect snow on the city, heads east over the Lake on January 21, 2014 in Chicago, Illinois. (Photo by Scott Olson/Getty Images)LANSING, Mich. – Authorities in Michigan are warning people to be extremely cautious on frozen bodies of water after six snowmobiles have fallen through ice in less than two weeks. State Conservation officers in southeastern Michigan are seeing snowmobilers riding into open water and falling through ice, said Sgt. In Michigan’s Upper Peninsula, officers responded Jan. 22 to reports of a drowning after strong winds created a pressure crack in ice over Lake Michigan. “Be aware of the ice conditions before you go out,” Becker said.

Some areas of Chicago top 6 inches of snow as storm tails off, but lake-effect snow expected to continue into Wednesday

Forecasters had warned that most of the 5 to 8 inches expected in the Chicago area from a storm system that blanketed much of the Midwest would fall before 3 a.m. Tuesday, but many areas only saw a few inches. The total snowfall varied by north and south locations across the metro area, Castro said.

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What questions, concerns do you have about climate change in Michigan?

(Photo by Scott Olson/Getty Images)With our newest Newsletter, the team at ClickOnDetroit is taking a deep dive into climate change on a local level: working with experts to identify how climate change will impact Michigan, how it already is and what you might be able do about it. You can sign up for the In This Climate Newsletter right here. We want to hear from you: Do you have any questions or concerns about climate change, particularly in Michigan? 🌟 Become an Insider 🌟Introducing WDIV Insider: A new way for loyal Local 4 fans to gain access and customize your ClickOnDetroit news experience. Learn more about WDIV Insider -- and sign up -- here!

Ice fisherman drowns in Lake Michigan in Upper Peninsula

GARDEN, Mich. – A 64-year-old man drowned in a Lake Michigan bay when his off-road vehicle hit open water, authorities said. Edward Lester of Garden was at Big Bay De Noc, off Delta County, for ice fishing Thursday. Ice in the area was 4 to 5 inches thick but "recent high winds caused the crack to open,” said Lt. Eugene “Skip” Hagy of the Department of Natural Resources. Pressure cracks are very hazardous and can occur very fast, particularly on large bodies of water,” Hagy said. Authorities were contacted when Lester’s wife said he had not returned from a routine fishing trip.

Archdiocese of Chicago announces more parish mergers Saturday amid financial pressures

St. Ambrose, St. Anselm, Corpus Christi and St. Elizabeth will close for Sunday Masses, and the future of the buildings is yet to be determined. St. Thomas the Apostle will remain in its current structure, and there are no anticipated changes to Holy Angels or St. Thomas schools, officials said.

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With COVID-19 vaccines for teachers possible by March, Chicago Teachers Union says reopening CPS schools now ‘doesn’t make any sense’

Arwady cited data from the Archdiocese of Chicago, which operates about 200 schools in Cook and Lake counties that have been mostly open for in-person classes since last fall. That data showed students in school had half the infection rate of those out of school, and teachers had been infected at rates similar to “adults in the community,” Arwady said.

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When will the ice crack at a UP lake? Guess right and win

An Upper Peninsula community is selling chances to guess when replica mining equipment will fall through ice at Teal Lake as the lake’s ice cover melts. It's an annual fundraiser organized by the Negaunee Lions Club and the Greater Ishpeming-Negaunee Area Chamber of Commerce. “With the increasing popularity of the Teal Lake Melt-Down fundraiser we’re hoping payouts continue to rise each year,” organizers said. In 2019, the winning guess was April 26. The winning entry must be purchased at least 48 hours prior to the structure falling through the ice.

State dismisses case challenging Nestle’s water withdrawal permit in Michigan

A 2018 case challenging Nestle’s permit to extract Michigan water and sell it for a profit has been dismissed by the state’s environmental department on Friday. Residents have also shown outrage over the company taking Michigan water almost for free and turning it into a huge profit. In 2018, residents told Local 4 that the creek was thriving a few years ago, but things have changed because of the water Nestle is pumping out. In an effort to ramp up the legal fight against Nestle’s use of Michigan water, environmental groups requested that Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel step in back in July of this year. Our water use in Michigan ranks us far down on the list of the state’s top water users.

Rep. Lauren Underwood extends slim lead over Republican challenger Jim Oberweis

The district includes all or parts of seven counties: DuPage, Kane, Lake, Will, McHenry, DeKalb and Kendall. Nov. 17 is the deadline for any mail-in votes to be counted if they were postmarked before or on Election Day on Nov. 3.

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Severe thunderstorm warning issued for parts of West Michigan

WEST MICHIGAN -- The National Weather Service has issued a severe thunderstorm warning for a wide swath of West Michigan, extending from Van Buren County to the south to Mason County to the north. Meteorologists say the main threat is strong winds, possibly up to 60 mph. A line of storms was moving northeast across Lake Michigan. The winds could bring damage to roofs, siding and trees, according to the National Weather Service.

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Illinois sees another record daily high with 6,363 newly confirmed COVID-19 cases, another region gets hit with tighter restrictions

“In governor’s news conference today, one of the speakers talked about all the experts he listens to, but he’s not listening to members of the General Assembly,” Butler said. “He’s not listening to the public. He’s not listening to the owners of these businesses that are going to be gutted by these mitigations that are going into effect.”

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Court hearing reveals new details in domestic terrorism plot to kidnap Gov. Whitmer

Court hearing reveals new details in domestic terrorism plot to kidnap Gov. WhitmerPublished: October 16, 2020, 12:08 pmThe preliminary hearing began Tuesday and featured hours of testimony by a lead FBI agent on the Michigan case, revealing new detail about investigators' use of confidential informants, undercover agents and encrypted communication to thwart the purported scheme.

Domestic terror plot leader wanted to leave Whitmer on boat in middle of Lake Michigan, FBI says

Gretchen Whitmer wanted to leave her on a boat in the middle of Lake Michigan after kidnapping her, an FBI agent testified. Adam Fox, 34, of Grand Rapids, was one of five Michigan men in court Tuesday on charges that they conspired to kidnap the governor. Trask was asked why the men had been inspecting a boat ramp while plotting to kidnap Whitmer. “To be able to get a boat and take the governor out on the boat, leaving the area,” Trask said. Fox stated his plan or his idea was to take her out on the boat and leave her out in the middle of Lake Michigan,” Trask said.

Forecasters: 'Significant frost risk’ overnight throughout much of northern Illinois, northwest Indiana

The weather service issued a warning for significant frost risk late Sunday and early Monday, “away from the urban center of Chicago,” according to its website. Counties listed under the hazardous weather outlook were: Boone, Cook, DeKalb, DuPage, Ford, Grundy, Iroquois, Kankakee, Kendall, Lake, LaSalle, McHenry, Ogle, Will and Winnebago in Illinois and Benton, Jasper, Lake, Newton and Porter in Indiana.

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Swimmers caught in Lake Michigan rip current rescued

PARK TOWNSHIP, Mich. Two men have been rescued from Lake Michigan after they were caught in a rip current while swimming. The 34-year-old and 32-year-old men were at Holland State Park in western Michigans Park Township early Sunday evening when they were swept into deeper water, according to the Ottawa County sheriff's office. A jet ski operator was able to get one of the men to a pier where bystanders began cardiopulmonary resuscitation. Another jet ski operator was able to take the second man to a beach where he was evaluated by paramedics. The sheriffs office said a no-swimming notice was posted at the state park where three people have drowned this year.

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Bald eagle shows air superiority in Michigan, sends states drone into lake

Environmental quality analyst and drone pilot Hunter King said he had completed about seven minutes of the mapping flight when satellite reception became spotty. King pressed a button to return the $950 drone to him and was viewing his video screen when the drone began to twirl. Two birdwatchers who were nearby saw the bird attack something but told officials they didnt realize it was a drone. The drone sent 27 warning notifications in the 3.5 seconds that it took to spiral to the water, including one noting that a propeller was missing. Data later revealed that it landed in 4 feet of water about 150 feet offshore.

Port Huron man takes job at nursing home to see his wife during COVID-19 pandemic

FORT GRATIOT TOWNSHIP, Mich. A Port Huron man took a job at a nursing home so he could see his wife of 62 years after they were separated for four months by the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic. Larry and Carol Burnett have been married for 62 years, but he was separated from her when the COVID-19 pandemic struck. For the past two years, Carol has lived at Regency on the Lake, a care home in Fort Gratiot Township near Port Huron. You know, after 62 years, it was almost like we were one person.When the pandemic hit, all visitors, including Larry, were shut out. Sandra Ball, the activities director for Regency on the Lake, had an idea involving an open part-time job.

Black candidates push race debate into GOP-held districts

The reenergized movement against racial inequality and police brutality following the killing of George Floyd in Minneapolis has amplified the voices of Black candidates across the country. Its just a total shift.The reenergized movement against racial inequality has amplified the voices of Black candidates, in some cases pushing the political debate over race into Republican-leaning areas. Democrats say they've seen a significant boost in fundraising and other engagement for candidates running on racial justice issues, and believe it could help the party flip some Republican-held districts in November. It was the kind of fundraising appeal that typically would bring in about $1.50 for every $1 a congressional campaign spent on the ad buy. Other Black candidates are seeing a similar trend, she said.

Mothers ashes recovered after being swept away during Midland floods

When the village of Sanford was hit by massive flooding in May, Kathy Parsch set out to find her mothers ashes. ORIGINAL STORY: Sanford woman kayaks to floating home swept away by flood to recover mothers ashesSurrounded by unthinkable destruction, there wasnt a dry eye as Parschs ashes were pulled from mud. She was joined by friends on kayaks to paddle through the wreckage to find Parschs home in a river. After visiting the house seven times, Parsch couldnt find her mothers ashes. Her mothers ashes were found the day before Sanford officials would start scooping up debris to haul away.

Communities chip in for family expecting child who lost everything in Midland flood

Communities chip in for family expecting child who lost everything in Midland floodPublished: May 27, 2020, 6:18 pmWhen flood waters came through Midland County last week, it pushed Sam and Richie O’Keefe’s home against the post office.

Communities chip in for family expecting child who lost everything in Midland flood

When flood waters came through Midland County last week, it pushed Sam and Richie OKeefes home against the post office. The couple is expecting to give birth to their daughter Sydney Thursday. Everything the family had prepared for baby Sydney was washed away when the dam broke. RELATED: Midland County residents sue state of Michigan over Edenville Dam failureThe couple shared their story on social media and people rushed to help -- one person drove three hours to drop off some baby items. The couple said its overwhelming how helpful others have been for Sydney.

Midland County residents sue state of Michigan over Edenville Dam failure

A 28-page complaint was filed in the Michigan Court of Claims by Edenville, Mich. residents David and Andrew Krieger and James and Margaret Sperling. The Kriegers and Sperlings own adjacent properties and homes on the banks of the Tittabawassee River less than a mile south of the Edenville Dam. According to the complaint, the 96-year-old earthen embankment failed after several days of heavy rain on May 19, 2020. The complaint states that the failure of the Edenville Dam and subsequent flooding of a large area in Midland County was caused, in part, by a failure of EGLE to order the necessary repairs to the dam. For decades, federal regulators had demanded changes to the design of the Edenville Dam to improve its ability to withstand flooding, and federal regulators had warned since at least 1993 that the dam failed to meet safety requirements, reads the complaint.

Divers continue search of lake in San Bernardino investigation

Divers spent most of the day in the murky waters of Seccombe Lake in San Bernardino, California. Syed Farook and Tashfeen Malik were reportedly seen near the lake before the shooting, and investigators feel they may have disposed of evidence in the lake. John Blackstone has the latest.

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