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Giving Tuesday is upon us and the season of charitable giving is in full swing.

As skies stay mostly clear, our temps will keep dipping down into the mid and upper 20s with a lighter wind, and wind chills about three to five degrees cooler than your air temperatures.

As skies stay mostly clear, our temps will keep dipping down into the mid and upper 20s with a lighter wind, and wind chills about three to five degrees cooler than your air temperatures.

Watch Flashpoint every Sunday at 10 a.m. on Local 4 News.

Dearborn mayor-elect sat down with Flashpoint host Devin Scillian to discuss his new role and challenges facing the city.

Widespread snow becomes more scattered and ends overnight.

Interstate I-696 in Metro Detroit has reputation for some of the state's most intense and dangerous traffic.

Here are this morning's top stories.

If the redistricting commission’s current timeline holds, Michigan will have an official set of political district maps before the end of the year -- then come the likely legal battles. The fight over where the state’s political districts land for the next decade is expected to head straight from the drawing board to the courts. Under the federal Voting Rights Act law, political districts are required to adequately represent minority populations. Here’s howFacing time crunch, Michigan redistricting commission cuts back on public hearingsDraft maps for new Michigan legislative districts currently favor Republicans, analysis showsMichigan’s redistricting commission promised transparency. Michigan Supreme Court rejects redistricting commission’s request for more time to redraw political mapsRedistricting commission considers hiring law firm that defended gerrymandered mapsDespite concerns about partisan ties, Michigan redistricting commission hires law firm to defend maps

Here is the weather forecast for Metro Detroit.

Here’s what’s coming up on Local 4 News at 11.

A Metro Detroit nonprofit organization is providing Black Friday sales while giving even more business to Black-owned businesses on the Avenue of Fashion.

While the Friday after Thanksgiving is, for most, dedicated to shopping, the following Saturday is devoted to shopping local.

Here are this morning's top stories.

Here is the latest news on the coronavirus in Michigan.

<b>Happy Thanksgiving!</b>

Welcome to Wednesday, Motown.

One day shy of the November TV Sweeps period (10/28/21 to 11/24/2021), WDIV-Local 4, once again, leads the Detroit market with first place finishes in key newscasts, access, and late-night programming.

Wednesday evening will be mostly cloudy and cool. Temperatures will be in the low 40s.

Thanksgiving is here and bigger than ever with the return of the parade. It’s a great weekend for a staycation here in Detroit with so much to do.

Here are this morning's top stories.

Here is the weather forecast for Metro Detroit.

Welcome to Tuesday night, Motown.

Wednesday will have sunshine in the morning and clouds in the afternoon. The wind blows in relatively mild air. We will still be in our jackets, with high temperatures in the mid- and upper 40s.

Skies will stay clear Tuesday so we hold onto the cold past sunrise which means you may want to warm up the car briefly if you parked outside.

In anticipation to celebrate this Thanksgiving, shoppers are experiencing skyrocket prices for their long awaited holiday feasts. Views Bar and Grill’s giveback program, “<b>Operation Holiday Hope</b>” is geared up and prepared to tackle this snafu by providing free groceries to over 500 families in metro Detroit.

Metro Detroit may be far from the ocean, but a local food truck has been serving popular worth-the-wait oceanic delicacies. As of last week, they've...

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Pharmacies, urgent cares and doctors offices are seeing the the pre-holiday rush to get vaccinated before spending time with friends and families before the holidays.

Check out Prince Valley Market in Southwest Detroit.

We know the cold air is already in place, and a nice widespread clearing early this morning allows our temps to tumble into the upper teens and low 20s.

Welcome to Monday night, Motown.

Monday evening will be clear and cold. Temperatures will be in the lower 30s at dinner time and in the upper 20 shortly after nightfall.

Here’s what you missed on Local 4 News at 4:

Interstate I-696 in Metro Detroit has reputation for some of the state's most intense and dangerous traffic.

There are a few flakes and flurries flying around, mainly north of Detroit early on, but skies will be clearing this morning as our wet weather marches east and the cool air in place feels even cooler with a bit of a breeze.

There are a few flakes and flurries flying around, mainly north of Detroit early on, but skies will be clearing this morning as our wet weather marches east and the cool air in place feels even cooler with a bit of a breeze.

Physicians and leaders of Metro Detroit health systems sat down with Devin Scillian on Flashpoint to discuss the factors behind Michigan’s latest COVID surge and what's next.

Here are this morning's top stories.

Sunday will be another gray day with a chance of rain. Colder air arrives early next week. Parade weather still looks chilly and dry.

Skies remain overcast with chilly conditions this evening. A few sprinkles are possible early, then it’s drier overnight.

A Detroit man who had been free on bond following a June crash that killed a 5-year-old boy is back in custody after new evidence led a judge to increase the charge he faces to second-degree murder.

Watch Flashpoint every Sunday at 10 a.m. on Local 4 News.

One Downriver nurse is redefining what it means to take care of her patients by going beyond the hospital bed.

Here are this morning's top stories.

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Filtered moonlight will shine over the region as clouds gather and the temperature drops tonight. Saturday will be dry and mainly gray with chilly conditions. Those clouds release chilly raindrops Sunday.

As worries about lead in the water spreads across Metro Detroit, the race is on to remove hundreds of miles of dangerous and potentially poisonous pipeline.

Here's what's coming up on Local 4 News at 5.

Here are this morning's top stories.

A student and their parents are suing the Bloomfield Hills School District for millions of dollars over alleged racial discrimination following a string of racist incidents reported at the high school.

The lake effect snow from this afternoon and evening is gradually fading. As skies clear it becomes much colder overnight.

Bank of America announced its foundation has awarded more than $6 million in grants to 65 Detroit area organizations that create pathways to employment, provide job training, support food access and distribution. This announcement is part...

Following the retirement of Madeline Bialecki as executive director of the Gilda's Club Lake House location, Gilda's Club Metro Detroit hired Katrina Studvent

Michigan, especially Metro Detroit schools, are dealing with more COVID cases as we inch closer to the holidays.

The region finals are here and 18 Metro Detroit coverage area teams have survived to this point. Due to head-to-head matchups on Friday and Saturday, at least area seven teams are guaranteed to not advance to the state semifinal round. This is also the last weekend of true home games as the semifinals will be held next Saturday at neutral locations while the state championships will be played on Friday and Saturday of Thanksgiving weekend at Ford Field. MOREMetro Detroit football predictions for region finals: Purcell looks for challenge in region finalsDIVISION 1FridayR2 West Bloomfield (10-1) 76.889 at Rochester Adams (11-0) 79.389 @ Adams HS - Rochester - F 7:00 PMR3 Macomb Dakota (8-3) 66.333 at Sterling Heights Stevenson (9-2) 74.222 @ Runkel Field - Football - Sterling Heights - F 7:00 PMSaturdayR4 Dearborn Fordson (9-2) 73.556 at Belleville (10-1) 77.444 @ Belleville Stadium - S 1:00 PMDIVISION 2FridayR3 Livonia Franklin (6-5) 53.333 at Waterford Mott (7-4) 54.222 @ Mott Football/Track Facility - Waterford - F 7:00 PMSaturdayR4 Roseville (7-4) 50.583 at Warren De La Salle Collegiate (10-0) 80.833 @ Wayne State University - Detroit - S 1:00 PMDIVISION 3FridayR3 Mason (9-2) 56.111 at Bloomfield Hills Brother Rice (8-3) 62.208 @ Lawrence Technological University - Southfield (STADIUM) - F 7:00 PMR4 Allen Park (9-2) 64.667 at Detroit Martin Luther King (10-1) 76.722 @ Martin Luther King, Jr. Senior (Lorenzo Wright ) - Detroit - F 7:00 PMDIVISION 4FridayR4 Detroit Country Day (7-3) 46.889 at Chelsea (11-0) 70.556 @ Chelsea High School (Jerry Niehaus Field (Football Stadium) - F 7:00 PMDIVISION 6SaturdayR4 Ecorse (8-3) 39.736 at Warren Michigan Collegiate (9-2) 49.944 @ Bishop Foley HS - Madison Heights - S 1:00 PMDIVISION 7SaturdayR4 Detroit Loyola (6-4) 39.847 at Jackson Lumen Christi (10-1) 59.778 S 1:00 PMDIVISION 8SaturdayR4 Clarkston Everest Collegiate (9-2) 36.333 at Ottawa Lake Whiteford (10-1) 46.111 @ Whiteford High School - Ottawa Lake - S 1:00 PM

Prosecutors were reviewing a warrant request following an arrest in a hit-and-run crash that killed a six-year-old girl in the Detroit area.

A 16-year-old boy who was driving a stolen vehicle while fleeing Detroit police has been charged with murder in a crash that killed his 13-year-old passenger.

Prosecutors were reviewing a warrant request following an arrest in a hit-and-run crash that killed a six-year-old girl in the Detroit area.

The Michigan Department of Transportation released a list of weekend construction happening in Metro Detroit this weekend.

Three people found dead in a car in Grand Rapids a week ago have been identified as a 78-year-old woman, her daughter-in-law, and a child, a family member said.

President Joe Biden is scheduled to visit General Motors' Factory ZERO Plant in Detroit on Wednesday, Nov. 17, according to a statement from the automaker.

Beaumont Health officials warn that Metro Detroit is experiencing another surge in COVID-19 cases as the health system says they have about 400 COVID-19 patients across its hospitals.

A Detroit man pleaded guilty to wire fraud and identity theft after he was accused of defrauding nine states out of more than $1.6 million in unemployment insurance benefits.

With district finals on the schedule this week, all Metro Detroit teams are playing on Friday night. Before we dive into the schedule for district openers, we have to honor the winner of the Metro Detroit Player of the Week poll for last week’s performances. His big effort on the ground translated into a big win in the Metro Detroit Player of the Week poll. Collecting 8,479 of the 20,507 total votes cast, Vackaro out-paced the 7,393 votes cast for Detroit Country Day defensive back Gabe Zeldes. Oxford (6-4), moves on to face Rochester Adams (9-1) tonight as the Wildcats hope to be this year’s Cinderella story.

The movie, which is filled with suspense and twists and turns, follows Layne, played by Dustin Prince. Things kind of spiral out of control for him.”All of the movie was shot in and around Detroit. All of the crew who worked on the film were also from Michigan, as well as a lot of the cast. Two of the lead actors are from Metro Detroit.”“Audiences will notice we shot in heart of downtown Detroit. “The cast and crew on this movie were just exceptional,” added Holland.

Athletes from around Metro Detroit opened the state playoffs with some pretty impressive efforts. Now, it’s time to look back at some of the top performances from the around the area and vote for the next Metro Detroit Player of the Week. NOTE: The results of the poll have no influence on any of MLive’s postseason honors and are strictly for bragging rights and to express fan appreciation.

There are 35 football teams left in the Metro Detroit coverage area and they are all battling for a district title this Friday -- mostly against one another. Here are the times and locations for each district final game for every team from the Metro Detroit coverage area. If you know of any errors or changes, feel free to email japurcell@mlive.com with corrections. DIVISION 1R2-D1 Oxford (6-4) at Rochester Adams (10-0) @ Adams HS - Rochester - F 7:00 PMR2-D2 Detroit Catholic Central (8-2) at West Bloomfield (9-1) @ West Bloomfield High School - F 7:00 PMR3-D1 Macomb Dakota (7-3) at Romeo (9-1) @ Romeo High School (Dan Barnabo Field) - Washington - F 7:00 PMR3-D2 Clinton Township Chippewa Valley (7-3) at Sterling Heights Stevenson (8-2) @ Runkel Field - Sterling Heights - F 7:00 PMR4-D1 Canton (7-3) at Belleville (9-1) @ Belleville Stadium - F 7:00 PMR4-D2 Brownstown Woodhaven (9-1) at Dearborn Fordson (8-2) @ Fordson High School (Charles Jestice Field) - Dearborn - F 7:00 PMDIVISION 2R2-D2 East Lansing (7-3) at South Lyon (10-0) @ South Lyon High School - F 7:00 PMR3-D1 Waterford Mott (6-4) at Walled Lake Western (7-3) @ Warrior Stadium - Walled Lake - F 7:00 PMR3-D2 Livonia Franklin (5-5) at Livonia Churchill (8-2) - F 7:00 PMR4-D1 Roseville (6-4) at Port Huron Northern (8-2) - F 7:00 PMR4-D2 Grosse Pointe South (6-4) at Warren De La Salle Collegiate (9-0) @ Hazel Park High School - F 7:00 PMDIVISION 3R3-D2 Orchard Lake St Mary’s (6-4) at Bloomfield Hills Brother Rice (7-3) @ Lawrence Technological University - Southfield (STADIUM) - F 7:00 PMR4-D1 River Rouge (7-2) at Detroit Martin Luther King (9-1) @ Martin Luther King (Lorenzo Wright Field) - Detroit - F 7:00 PMR4-D2 Allen Park (8-2) at Gibraltar Carlson (9-1) @ OA Carlson High School (Marauder Stadium) - Gibraltar - F 7:00 PMDIVISION 4R4-D1 Detroit Country Day (6-3) at Livonia Clarenceville (9-1) @ David B. McDowell Field at Shaw Stadium - Livonia - F 7:00 PMDIVISION 6R4-D1 Almont (6-4) at Warren Michigan Collegiate (8-2) @ Madison Heights Bishop Foley - F 7:00 PMR4-D2 Ecorse (7-3) at Detroit Southeastern (7-3) @ Detroit Southeastern - F 7:00 PMDIVISION 7R4-D2 Detroit Loyola (5-4) at Detroit Central (10-0) @ Woodrow “Woody” Thomas Stadium - Detroit - F 6:00 PMDIVISION 8R4-D2 Rochester Hills Lutheran Northwest (6-4) at Clarkston Everest Collegiate (8-2) @ Clarkston HS - F 7:00 PM

The playoffs have arrived and most qualifying Metro Detroit teams are playing on Friday night. Before we dive into the schedule for district openers, we have to honor the winner of the Metro Detroit Player of the Week poll for last week’s performances. A total of 26,234 votes were cast in the Player of the Week poll and Gibraltar Carlson running back Cody Britt collected 21,021 of them (80.13 percent). Britt was a major factor in Carlson’s 28-14 win over previously unbeaten Woodhaven, rushing for 180 yards and three touchdowns. METRO DETROIT OPENING ROUND PLAYOFF SCHEDULEHome team is listed first.

FEMA is extending the deadline for residents in Metro Detroit who still need help after this summer's massive flooding.

The Titans prepare to refocus to open the D1 playoffs against Fraser. Romeo has a favorable D1 district opener against Utica. Its tough D1 district opens with a home matchup against Lapeer. Belleville (8-1)Belleville sent one last strong message before entering the D1 playoffs by beating Hartland, 46-9, in the KLAA championship game last week. Warren De La Salle (8-0)De La Salle blew out Detroit U-D Jesuit for the second time this season in the Prep Bowl last week, 49-14.

Athletes from around Metro Detroit wrapped up the regular season with some impressive performances during Week 9 high school football action. Now, it’s time to look back at some of the top performances from the around the area and vote for the next Metro Detroit Player of the Week. If you want to nominate someone for player of the week voting in the future, please send stats and info to japurcell@mlive.com.

Target is opening its first location in the city of Detroit, with a small-format store in Midtown.

More lead filters are on the way to Hamtramck as the city scrambles to help everyone affected by high lead levels in their water.

Gov. Gretchen Whitmer raised $3.1 million over three months for her reelection campaign and had $12.5 million on hand a year before the 2022 election.

Zookeepers in Denver are caring for 11 African lions that have tested positive for COVID.

It was nice to have a full regular season once again and now it will be a win-or-go-home mentality for high school football teams across the Metro Detroit area. Here is a look into some key opening round matchups, as well as the complete Metro Detroit playoff schedule for the first district games. It was nice to have a full regular season once again and now it will be a win-or-go-home mentality for high school football teams across the Metro Detroit area. Here is a look into some key opening round matchups, as well as the complete Metro Detroit playoff schedule for the first district games. After entering the 2020 playoffs with just a 2-4 record, Adams enters this year’s playoffs with its first 9-0 season since 2005.

Ready or not, we’ve reached the final slate of regular season football games for the 2021 regular season as Week 9 is upon us. Before we dive into the Week 9 schedule, we have to honor the winner of the Metro Detroit Player of the Week poll for last week’s performances. A total of 11,942 votes were cast in the Player of the Week poll and Pontiac Notre Dame Prep sophomore quarterback Jacob Tuttle collected 5,025 of them (42.08 percent). NOTE: The results of the poll have no influence on any of MLive’s postseason honors and are strictly for bragging rights and to express fan appreciation. WEEK 8 METRO DETROIT FOOTBALL SCHEDULEHome team is listed first.

With a 10-7 record with my Metro Detroit high school football picks last week, I’m actually on a downward trend as the playoffs approach. Although Week 9 is already here, you can expect Purcell’s Picks to stick around into the playoffs. In fact, things get more interesting in the playoffs as a pick the winners of every game involving a team from our Metro Detroit coverage area. Orchard Lake St Mary’s (5-3) vs Detroit Cass Tech (5-3), 7:00 PM THURSDAYThis game is a must-win for Detroit Cass Tech if it is going to keep its playoff hopes alive. PURCELL’S PICK: Cass Tech 34, St. Mary’s 21Detroit Martin Luther King (7-1) vs Cincinnati Moeller (OH) (6-2)Moeller is one of Ohio’s best teams.

South Lyon (8-0)South Lyon beat Waterford Mott, 28-6, last week. That means the only thing betwen South Lyon and a perfect regular season is a home game against rival South Lyon East. West Bloomfield wraps the regular season with its first regular-season matchup with Utica Eisenhower. Detroit Martin Luther King (7-1)King had a great second-half comeback to beat Detroit Cass Tech in the PSL Blue championship game last week. King gets to wrap up the regular season against one of the top teams in Ohio when it hosts Cincinatti Moeller on Friday.

Counties in the Metro Detroit area are feeling the brunt of new COVID-19 outbreaks in schools.

Haitian pastor living in Detroit says he’s praying for the safe return of kidnapped Americans in Haiti. Says he hopes this shines a light on the kidnapping of Haitians everyday for years in the Country.

Here is a list of Metro Detroit team that are currently within the top 32 of each state division, including any teams that are on the bubble of a playoff berth. There were no qualifying Metro Detroit teams in the two eight-man divisions. To learn more about how it works, click here.

Athletes from around Metro Detroit found ways to make big impacts in all facet of the game during Week 8 of the high school football season. Now, it’s time to look back at some of the top performances from the around the area and vote for the next Metro Detroit Player of the Week. If you want to nominate someone for player of the week voting in the future, please send stats and info to japurcell@mlive.com.

Now the rest of the country just got word thanks to the New York Times list of 50 most vibrant and delicious restaurants of 2021. The only Michigan restaurant on the list just released by the NY Times is AlTayeb. The New York Times said it sent food critics, reporters and editors all over the country to come up with its unranked list. The New York Times had this to say about AlTayeb: “Ali Hamade and his son-in-law, Ahmad Sanji opened the first AlTayeb — “the delicious” in Arabic — as a sub shop in 2017. MORE LOCAL EATS FROM MLIVE:We tried chicken and waffle cones at Chick ‘n Cone’s first Michigan restaurantSurprise!

Detroit Cass Tech (5-2)Due to a mix of COVID issues within the team and opponents forfeiting games, Cass Tech has played just four games with its usual varsity roster. Things get real interesting this week as the Pilots host a 6-1 Harper Woods team on Friday night. Detroit Martin Luther King (6-1)King finally returned to action with a 57-7 dismantling of Detroit Renaissance last week. Things finally get interesting for the Crusaders again as they are scheduled to face Detroit Cass Tech in the PSL championship on Friday night at Collegiate Prep-Northwestern. Detroit Cass Tech (5-2)3.

After a seven-week mapping process plagued by time constraints, procedural kerfuffles and a surge in public scrutiny, Michigan’s independent redistricting commission has agreed upon 10 drafts of statewide political district maps for residents to consider. Related: Detroit lawmakers call redistricting commission’s draft political maps ‘unacceptable’Senate Map 1: 10-04-21 v2 SD, “Elm”Predicted seat split: 19 Democrats, 19 Republicans(Can’t see the map? Read more about Michigan’s redistricting process:Facing time crunch, Michigan redistricting commission cuts back on public hearingsDraft maps for new Michigan legislative districts currently favor Republicans, analysis showsMichigan’s redistricting commission promised transparency. Michigan’s political map drawing can finally begin. Michigan Supreme Court rejects redistricting commission’s request for more time to redraw political mapsStudents, retirees and a ‘shop rat’ are drawing Michigan’s next political mapsThese 13: Meet the ordinary people tasked with drawing Michigan’s political mapsMichigan’s redistricting commission wants to see your ideal political maps.

Bloomfield Hills (7-0), 67.57112. Utica (4-3), 50.857On the bubbleNovi (4-3), 49.714Oxford (3-4), 49.714Troy Athens (4-3), 49.429Rochester Hills Stoney Creek (3-4), 47.286Fraser (4-3), 43.429Livonia Stevenson (3-4), 41.143DIVISION 21. St. Clair Shores Lakeview (3-4), 41.286On the bubbleWarren Mott (3-4), 39.571Detroit U-D Jesuit (3-4), 39.357Wyandotte Roosevelt (3-4), 39.286North Farmington (3-4), 38.857Farmington (2-5), 36.286Oak Park (2-5), 35.000Grosse Pointe North (2-5), 33.119DIVISION 32. Allen Park (5-2), 58.1439. Macomb Lutheran North (4-3), 36.929On the bubbleDetroit Cody (3-4), 29.000St. Clair Shores South Lake (3-3), 29.000Flat Rock (2-5), 28.857Hazel Park (3-4), 25.286DIVISION 611.

The Detroit Police Department is seeking assistance to identify three suspects in connection to a fatal shooting that happened in Detroit.

Week 7 matchups have arrived and there are plenty of great matchups to keep an eye on around Metro Detroit this week. Before we dive into the Week 7 schedule, we have to honor the winner of the Metro Detroit Player of the Week poll for last week’s performances. Viotto had enough votes to edge Woodhaven running back Devin Henry, who finished in second with 11,610 votes. In Western’s largest offensive output of the season, Viotto quarterback had a big night in a 47-6 win over Ferndale. WEEK 5 METRO DETROIT FOOTBALL SCHEDULEHome team is listed first.

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Along with certain high school football teams from around Metro Detroit, that is how I feel. If there is a specific game to get highlighted in Purcell’s Picks, send your suggestion to japurcell@mlive.com and feel free to share your prediction. Sterling Heights Stevenson (5-1) vs Romeo (5-1), 7:00 PMThe top two defenses in the Macomb Area Conference Red Division meet in this one. PURCELL’S PICK: Stevenson 28, Romeo 24Dearborn Fordson (5-1) vs Livonia Churchill (6-0), 7:00 PMThis is battle for the outcome of the KLAA East Division. PURCELL’S PICK: Fordson 35, Churchill 28Harper Woods (5-1) vs Allen Park (5-1), 7:00 PMThis is one of the most interesting non-league matchups in Michigan this week.

Clarkston (5-1)Clarkston suffered its first loss of the season against West Bloomfield last week, falling in overtime, 34-27. West Bloomfield (5-1)West Bloomfield notched a big win against rival Clarkston last week, winning in overtime, 34-27. Winners of five-straight games, West Bloomfield travels to Southfield A&T next. Detroit Cass Tech (4-2)Cass Tech is once again looking at a forfeit victory this week as Detroit Western International has forfeited every game this season because of low numbers. The win should put Detroit Cass Tech into the PSL championship against Detroit King next week.

Bloomfield Hills (6-0), 66.83311. Detroit Cass Tech (4-2), 47.367On the bubbleFraser (4-2), 44.833Utica (3-3), 44.167Livonia Stevenson (3-3), 43.000Oxford (2-4), 41.000Division 21. Wyandotte Roosevelt (3-3), 38.167On the bubbleLivonia Franklin (2-4), 36.000Detroit U-D Jesuit (3-3), 35.700Oak Park (2-4), 33.833St. Clair Shores Lakeview (2-4), 33.167Detroit Renaissance (2-3), 31.333Division 33. Allen Park (5-1), 61.8334. Flat Rock (2-4), 30.000On the bubbleSt. Clair Shores South Lake (3-3), 27.000Hazel Park (3-3), 26.667Detroit Denby (2-3), 24.167Division 68.

DETROIT – Michigan State Police are investigating after a motorist was shot in the mouth on a Metro Detroit highway. According to police, a 35-year-old male from Detroit was traveling on southbound M-10 near Linwood and Davison when he was shot at on Thursday. The round struck him in the left side of his mouth, police said, and two rounds struck the driver side door. The incident doesn’t appear to be a random incident, according to police. Anyone with information is urged to call police at 734-287-5000 or leave a tip on MSP’s mobile app.

We have finally reached October and state playoffs loom on the horizon as teams prepare for their Week 6 matchups. Before we dive into the Week 6 schedule, we have to honor the winner of the Metro Detroit Player of the Week poll for football. A total of 53,207 votes were cast in the Player of the Week poll and Woodhaven senior Cornell Perry collected 20,000 of them. Finishing with 20,095 votes (37.77 percent), Perry had enough votes to out-pace the voting for Roseville receiver Tyrell Henry, who finished in second with 12,044 votes. WEEK 5 METRO DETROIT FOOTBALL SCHEDULEHome team is listed first.

As bad as I sometimes look when it comes to picking winners for Metro Detroit high school football games each week, I’ve had a pretty strong effort so far this season. Clinton Township Chippewa Valley (4-1) vs Sterling Heights Stevenson (4-1), 7:00 PMAs intense as the MAC Red title race always is, these two teams have been significant players in recent years. PURCELL’S PICK: West Bloomfield 21, Clarkston 17Warren De La Salle Collegiate (4-0) vs Detroit Catholic Central (4-1), 7:00 PMWhen is there not an important game in the Catholic League Central Division? PURCELL’S PICK: Orchard Lake St. Mary’s 14, Brother Rice 10Warren Michigan Collegiate (4-1) vs Detroit Country Day (3-2), 7:00 PM:This is a big game for both teams. Senior quarterback David Williams has been great all season for Central and that should continue this week.

A registered nurse from southeastern Michigan has been arrested Wednesday in the theft of COVID-19 vaccination record cards from a Veteran’s Administration hospital.

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A man addicted to the Michigan Lottery was sentenced to more than four years in prison Wednesday for a scheme that cost investors more than $23 million.