OAK PARK

Valentine’s Day is less than a week away, and maybe you’re looking for something different to do with your sweetie. Wicks Up Candle Company located in Oak Park is offering up something fun, while creating the perfect mood. The owner of the shop, Aisha Sanders, told “Live in the D’s,” April Morton they are less of a shop that sells candles, but more a candle making business. “We provide a luxurious candle bar experience...you come pick from different scents and create a scent combination as unique as you.,” Sanders said. There are public and private candle making workshops available and several upcoming events such as the “Love is Lit,” Valentine event.

The mother of slain Oak Park teen Jailyn Logan Bledsoe is suing the gas station where she was shot and robbed.

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OAK PARK, MI – Two Metro Detroit schools are closed Monday following a shooting that occurred after a basketball game on Friday, Jan. 7. Oak Park High School and Nova Academy are the impacted schools. Four people have been arrested in connection to the incident including three students from Southfield A&T High School and one student from Redford Thurston High School. “The violence of any kind is not tolerated at Oak Park Schools,” school officials said in a statement. Anyone with information about the shooting is urged to contact Oak Park Public Safety at (248) 691-7520 or call 8-555-OK2SAY.

Oak Park police have confirmed that the wheelchair stolen from a 6-year-old boy’s home has been returned.

An Oak Park child with nine disabilities is without a custom $10,000 wheelchair after someone stole it from the front yard of his family’s home.

The Oak Park school district announced Saturday that four individuals in connection with the shooting that took place outside of Oak Park High School on Friday had been taken into custody.

Police have identified the victim and suspect of a shooting that happened outside of Oak Park High School Friday night.

A police investigation is underway near Oak Park High School after a suspected shooting occurred following a basketball game.

A man is accused of firing shots into a 27-year-old Oak Park woman’s car in Ferndale on New Year’s Eve.

About 36 units were damaged due to fire, smoke and water, and utilities were shut off. The Oak Park police department helped with evacuations and relocating residents to a warm location.

WEST BLOOMFIELD – During preseason camp of Amir Herring’s freshman season at West Bloomfield, he worked with the second-team offensive line on the first day of practice. Herring helped pave the way in a 20-14 victory against Oak Park and remained a stalwart on West Bloomfield’s offensive line throughout his four years on varsity. On Wednesday afternoon at his signing ceremony inside the West Bloomfield library, Herring fought back tears as he begins the next chapter of his career. 4 in Michigan signed his national letter of intent with the Wolverines on Wednesday and is an early enrollee. Overall, (Michigan) is the premier offensive line school in the country with the best offensive line coach in the country (Sherrone Moore).

Shatonya Johnson sworn in as Oak Park police chief.

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Marco Michael Bisbikis, a Southfield attorney, has been charged with the murder of well-known local jeweler, Dan Hutchinson.

OAK PARK, MI – An attorney believed to be the mastermind behind the “targeted hit” shooting death of a popular Michigan jeweler has been charged with first-degree murder, FOX 2 Detroit reports. Bisbikis was arraigned Friday in 45th District Court on charges of first-degree murder, conspiracy to commit murder and felony firearm. Three others have been arrested and charged in the alleged murder plot: Roy Donta Larry, 44; Darnell Larry, 57; and Angelo James Raptoplous, 32. RELATED: 2 men charged with conspiracy in murder of popular Detroit-area jewelerHutchinson, 47, was shot and killed on June 1 just down the road from a pawn shop he owned on Greenfield Road. RELATED: Shooting of popular Michigan jeweler was targeted hit, according to policeREAD MORE:Unsolved: Wisconsin college student went missing in Porcupine Mountains 54 years agoMan allegedly held ex-girlfriend captive for 6 weeks, assaulted her with batSuspect in assault that led to fatal hit-and-run is former MSU football player, WWE wrestlerU.P.

Oak Park, a city, known for nestled neighborhoods is petite in size, but there are some pretty big new happenings there. “It’s transforming almost overnight and really neat,” Oak Park City Manager Erik Tungate told “Live in the D’s, April Morton. April paid a visit recently to the city, to get a glimpse of the transformation.

After being sued, Oak Park officials are looking at expanding the ban on 24-hour gas station operations to also include convenience stores and more.

Here’s where you can find Michigan general election results for Oak Park on Nov. 8, 2022.

Many residents can’t afford solar panels, don’t own their homes or don’t get enough sun on their roofs. But they can save 10% to 20% off their electric bills with community solar.

A group of gas station owners in Oak Park is suing the village after an ordinance pass outlawing 24-hour gas station operations in the village.

Oak Park police on scene of apparent stand-off with person in ‘distress’

The village of Oak Park settled a discrimination lawsuit brought by a terminated Public Works employee.

A Canton Township woman and an Oak Park man are facing charges after a 34-year-old was murdered in Detroit.

OAK PARK, MI -- Two men have been charged with conspiracy to commit murder in connection to the death of well-known jeweler Dan “Hutch” Hutchinson. According to Fox 2 Detroit, Angelo Raptoplous of Commerce Township was arraigned on charges on Aug. 30 while another man, Darnell Larry was charged on Sept. 2. Five days later, Roy Larry, 44, of Detroit was charged with first-degree murder and firearm possession in a felony. Roy Larry is accused of executing a targeted attack on Hutchinson, but police have not indicated a motive for the shooting. Police did not elaborate on the relationship between Roy Larry, Raptoplous and Darnell Larry, other than to say they are acquaintances.

The village of Oak Park reports three confirmed and three presumptive cases of monkeypox as of Aug. 30, 2022.

A Chicago man was shot in the leg in Oak Park after coming out of a local business.

A significant expansion in transit is heading to the November ballot in Oakland County. If voters approve the 10-year county-wide public transit millage, communities will not be able to opt-out of the new system.

Book signing by the ‘New York Times’ bestselling author Beverly Jenkins and launch of Bruce Harkness Detroit photography book planned for anniversary celebration

The Oakland Activities Association has added a fourth division for football this season as the newly formed OAA Gold takes shape alongside the traditional OAA Red, White and Blue Divisions. Harper Woods also makes its OAA debut this season as it joins the competitive OAA White division. Here is the complete 2022 Oakland Activities Association high school football schedule. OAA REDClarkstonAug 25: 7:00 PM - A - DavisonSep 1: 7:00 PM - H - Southfield Arts & TechnologySep 9: 7:00 PM - A - Rochester AdamsSep 16: 7:00 PM - A - West BloomfieldSep 23: 7:00 PM - H - OxfordSep 30: 7:00 PM - H - Rochester Hills Stoney CreekOct 7: 7:00 PM - A - Lake OrionOct 14: 7:00 PM - A - LapeerOct 21: 6:00 PM - A - Oak ParkLake OrionAug 25: 7:00 PM - A - Utica EisenhowerSep 1: 7:00 PM - H - Oak ParkSep 9: 7:00 PM - A - OxfordSep 16: 7:00 PM - H - Rochester AdamsSep 23: 7:00 PM - A - Rochester Hills Stoney CreekSep 30: 7:00 PM - A - West BloomfieldOct 7: 7:00 PM - H - ClarkstonOct 14: 7:00 PM - A - North FarmingtonOct 21: 7:00 PM - H - SalineOxfordAug 25: 7:00 PM - A - RomeoSep 2: 7:30 PM - H - Birmingham GrovesSep 9: 7:00 PM - H - Lake OrionSep 16: 7:00 PM - H - Rochester Hills Stoney CreekSep 23: 7:00 PM - A - ClarkstonSep 30: 7:00 PM - H - Rochester AdamsOct 7: 7:00 PM - A - West BloomfieldOct 14: 7:00 PM - A - Bloomfield HillsOct 21: 7:00 PM - A - Clinton Township Chippewa ValleyRochester AdamsAug 25: 7:00 PM - H - Orchard Lake St Mary’sSep 1: 7:00 PM - A - RochesterSep 9: 7:00 PM - H - ClarkstonSep 16: 7:00 PM - A - Lake OrionSep 23: 7:00 PM - H - West BloomfieldSep 30: 7:00 PM - A - OxfordOct 7: 7:00 PM - H - Rochester Hills Stoney CreekOct 14: 7:00 PM - H - Harper WoodsOct 21: 7:00 PM - A - Sterling Heights StevensonRochester Hills Stoney CreekAug 25: 7:00 PM - A - Detroit MumfordSep 1: 7:00 PM - H - Bloomfield HillsSep 9: 7:00 PM - H - West BloomfieldSep 16: 7:00 PM - A - OxfordSep 23: 7:00 PM - H - Lake OrionSep 30: 7:00 PM - A - ClarkstonOct 7: 7:00 PM - A - Rochester AdamsOct 14: 7:00 PM - H - RochesterOct 21: 7:00 PM - H - New Baltimore Anchor BayWest BloomfieldAug 25: 7:00 PM - A - Sterling Heights StevensonSep 2: 7:00 PM - H - Harper WoodsSep 9: 7:00 PM - A - Rochester Hills Stoney CreekSep 16: 7:00 PM - H - ClarkstonSep 23: 7:00 PM - A - Rochester AdamsSep 30: 7:00 PM - H - Lake OrionOct 7: 7:00 PM - H - OxfordOct 14: 7:00 PM - A - Southfield Arts & TechnologyOct 21: 7:00 PM - H - Utica EisenhowerOAA WHITEBirmingham GrovesAug 25: 7:00 PM - H - North FarmingtonSep 2: 7:30 PM - A - OxfordSep 9: 6:00 PM - A - Oak ParkSep 16: 7:00 PM - H - Bloomfield HillsSep 23: 7:00 PM - H - Southfield Arts & TechnologySep 30: 7:00 PM - H - Harper WoodsOct 7: 7:00 PM - A - RochesterOct 14: 7:00 PM - H - BerkleyOct 21: 7:00 PM - H - Birmingham SeaholmBloomfield HillsAug 25: 7:00 PM - H - Birmingham SeaholmSep 1: 7:00 PM - A - Rochester Hills Stoney CreekSep 9: 7:00 PM - H - RochesterSep 16: 7:00 PM - A - Birmingham GrovesSep 23: 7:00 PM - H - Oak ParkSep 30: 7:00 PM - H - Southfield Arts & TechnologyOct 7: 7:00 PM - A - Harper WoodsOct 14: 7:00 PM - H - OxfordOct 21: 7:00 PM - A - North FarmingtonHarper WoodsAug 26: 7:00 PM - A - Harper Woods Chandler ParkSep 2: 7:00 PM - A - West BloomfieldSep 9: 7:00 PM - H - Southfield Arts & TechnologySep 16: 7:00 PM - H - Oak ParkSep 23: 7:00 PM - A - RochesterSep 30: 7:00 PM - A - Birmingham GrovesOct 7: 7:00 PM - H - Bloomfield HillsOct 14: 7:00 PM - A - Rochester AdamsOct 21: 7:00 PM - H - RosevilleOak ParkAug 25: 6:00 PM - H - Detroit U-D JesuitSep 1: 7:00 PM - A - Lake OrionSep 9: 6:00 PM - H - Birmingham GrovesSep 16: 7:00 PM - A - Harper WoodsSep 23: 7:00 PM - A - Bloomfield HillsSep 30: 6:00 PM - H - RochesterOct 7: 7:00 PM - A - Southfield Arts & TechnologyOct 14: 7:00 PM - A - Orchard Lake St Mary’sOct 21: 6:00 PM - H - ClarkstonRochesterAug 25: 7:00 PM - H - UticaSep 1: 7:00 PM - H - Rochester AdamsSep 9: 7:00 PM - A - Bloomfield HillsSep 16: 7:00 PM - A - Southfield Arts & TechnologySep 23: 7:00 PM - H - Harper WoodsSep 30: 6:00 PM - A - Oak ParkOct 7: 7:00 PM - H - Birmingham GrovesOct 14: 7:00 PM - A - Rochester Hills Stoney CreekOct 21: 7:00 PM - A - Detroit RenaissanceSouthfield A&TAug 26: 7:00 PM - H - Detroit Cass TechSep 1: 7:00 PM - A - ClarkstonSep 9: 7:00 PM - A - Harper WoodsSep 16: 7:00 PM - H - RochesterSep 23: 7:00 PM - A - Birmingham GrovesSep 30: 7:00 PM - A - Bloomfield HillsOct 7: 7:00 PM - H - Oak ParkOct 14: 7:00 PM - H - West BloomfieldOct 21: 7:00 PM - H - River RougeOAA BLUEBirmingham SeaholmAug 25: 7:00 PM - A - Bloomfield HillsSep 1: 7:00 PM - H - Detroit U: D JesuitSep 9: 7:00 PM - H - Auburn Hills AvondaleSep 16: 7:00 PM - H - Troy AthensSep 23: 7:00 PM - A - North FarmingtonSep 30: 7:00 PM - H - TroyOct 7: 7:00 PM - A - BerkleyOct 14: 7:00 PM - A - FarmingtonOct 21: 7:00 PM - A - Birmingham GrovesFarmingtonAug 25: 7:00 PM - H - Ypsilanti LincolnSep 1: 7:00 PM - A - Royal OakSep 9: 7:00 PM - A - Troy AthensSep 16: 7:00 PM - H - North FarmingtonSep 23: 7:00 PM

The pain at the pump might not be as bad as it was a couple of weeks ago. Some of the skyrocketing gasoline prices we once saw have been decreasing.

Drivers were waiting in line for hours at a gas station in Oak Park, all for the promise of free gas.

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A brother and sister from Chicago are facing charges in the the shooting death of 18-year-old Jailyn Logan-Bledsoe, fatally shot during a robbery and carjacking in Oak Park last month, officials said.

18-year-old Jailyn Logan-Bledsoe is remembered by the community for her dedication to community organizing and her "brilliance" and "confidence."

The New Balance Nationals outdoor track and field championships were held in Philadelphia from Thursday through Sunday last week and many Michigan athletes made their mark at University of Pennsylvania’s Franklin Field. Mackenzie Robinson, Ann Arbor Huron, 11.91---200 Meter Dash Finals4. Mackenzie Robinson, Ann Arbor Huron, 24.29---400 Meter Dash Finals17. Ann Arbor Huron, 2:21.431) Kiearea Mcbride2) Rachel Overgaard3) Jada Willson4) Christabelle Obi---1600 Sprint Medley Championship1. Ann Arbor Huron, 3:35.161) Braxton Brann2) Kamren Flowers3) Ashton Brann4) Lev Nakamura17.

The City of Oak Park is changing its trash routine after residents complain about several late pick-ups. The trash that was supposed to be picked up Thursday is now getting picked up tomorrow.

LAKE COUNTY, MI – An alligator was rescued by police after a car chase Saturday. The Lake County Sheriff’s Office tried to pull over a car driven on U.S. 10 by a 40-year-old Oak Park man around 11 p.m. on June 11. The chase ended when the car got stuck between two trees on the Rails-to-Trails path near South Forman Road in Webber Township, police said. “Karen” the alligator was a passenger in the car and tried to flee, police said, and was caught after a short scuffle. Watch a video of police catching the alligator on the county sheriff’s Facebook page here.

The Michigan high school track and field finals took place on Saturday and all four of the Lower Peninsula finals were held in the Grand Rapids area of The Mitten. RECAP: 2022 MHSAA Division 1 track and field state finals highlights and winners105 Students compete for top spots in Division 2 state track and field finalsDIVISION 2 L.P. FINALSBerrien Springs took home the title over host Forest Hills Eastern in another low-scoring meet. The East Grand Rapids girls track left no doubt in claiming the title. RECAP: 2022 MHSAA Division 2 track and field state finals highlights and winnersHart sophomore Alyson Enns crosses the finish line first in the girls 1600 meter race during the West Michigan All-Star track and field meet at Reeths-Puffer High School in Muskegon on Wednesday, May 25, 2022. RECAP: 2022 MHSAA Division 4 track and field state finals highlights and winners

Police say a Detroit man is charged in the fatal shooting of Hutch’s Jewelry Owner Dan Hutchinson. Roy Donta Larry, 44, was arraigned Friday (June 3) at the 45th District Court for first-degree murder and felony firearm.

The MHSAA state finals await on Saturday and these are the top 10 times, distances and heights for each event in Michigan high school girls track and field so far this season, according to athletic.net rankings. Check back each Friday during the season for a new set of rankings. Only FAT times are listed. 100 Meters1, 12, Kaila Jackson, 11.52 (2.2)PR, Detroit Renaissance2, 11, Mackenzie Robinson, 11.66PR, Ann Arbor HuronT-3, 12, Kate Zang, 12.03PR, RockfordT-3, 12, Olivia Jenkins, 12.03 (3.5), Detroit Renaissance5, 12, Kylee Poulton, 12.08 (1.0)PR, Holland Black River6, 12, Lianna Shakoor, 12.21PR, Dearborn Divine Child7, 12, Chaniya Madison, 12.24, Bridgeport8, 10, Victoria Miller, 12.26PR, Detroit Country Day9, 11, Kylin Griffin, 12.27PR, Three Rivers10, 12, Elyse Miller, 12.28PR, Gibraltar Carlson200 Meters1, 12, Kaila Jackson, 23.85 (3.1), Detroit Renaissance2, 11, Mackenzie Robinson, 24.36PR, Ann Arbor Huron3, 12, Alexys Wilson, 24.49PR, Ypsilanti Lincoln4, 12, Kate Zang, 24.64PR, Rockford5, 12, Mya Georgiadis, 24.67PR, Ann Arbor Huron6, 12, Kylee Poulton, 24.72 (-.2)PR, Holland Black River7, 12, Leeah Burr, 24.79 (1.7), Detroit Renaissance8, 12, Olivia Jenkins, 24.91PR, Detroit Renaissance9, 11, DaKya Cunningham, 25.05 (1.2)PR, Berkley10, 11, Elizabeth Anderson, 25.07PR, New Boston Huron400 Meters1, 12, Alexys Wilson, 55.39PR, Ypsilanti Lincoln2, 12, Comari Hawkins, 56.42PR, East Lansing3, 11, Gabrielle Jeffries, 56.68PR, Bloomfield Hills4, 12, Nicole Olivieri, 56.86PR, Mt. Pleasant Sacred Heart5, 11, Elizabeth Anderson, 56.90PR, New Boston Huron6, 12, Sarah Forsyth, 57.08PR, Ann Arbor Pioneer7, 12, Kylee Poulton, 57.24PR, Holland Black River8, 12, Julia Flynn, 57.33PR, Traverse City CentralT-9, 12, Chloe Vines, 57.37PR, Detroit RenaissanceT-9, 12, Emerson Sargeant, 57.37PR, Hartland800 Meters1, 12, Julia Flynn, 2:08.48PR, Traverse City Central2, 12, Sarah Forsyth, 2:09.97PR, Ann Arbor Pioneer3, 12, Cookie Baugh, 2:11.15PR, Ann Arbor Pioneer4, 12, Sarah Coyne, 2:11.39PR, Plymouth5, 10, Sylvia Sanok Dufallo, 2:11.83PR, Ann Arbor Pioneer6, 10, Kylee King, 2:12.23PR, Oak Park7, 10, Madison Osterberg, 2:12.26PR, Jackson Lumen Christi8, 9, Valerie Beeck, 2:12.94PR, Grand Haven9, 11, Emily Cooper, 2:13.95PR, Ann Arbor Pioneer10, 12, Lisa Luecke, 2:14.23PR, Allen Park1600 Meters1, 12, Julia Flynn, 4:40.49PR, Traverse City Central2, 11, Arianne Olson, 4:49.60PR, Holland West Ottawa3, 12, Sarah Forsyth, 4:51.30PR, Ann Arbor Pioneer4, 12, Cookie Baugh, 4:53.01PR, Ann Arbor Pioneer5, 9, Helen Sachs, 4:54.74PR, Holland West Ottawa6, 9, Lucy Cook, 4:55.09PR, Rochester7, 12, Malarie Pinwar, 4:55.40PR, Mt.

OAK PARK, MI -- Police say the fatal shooting of Dan “Hutch” Hutchinson was not a random act and believe he knew the person who killed him. According to Fox 2 Detroit, Oak Park Police say Hutchinson had left a pawn shop he owned prior to the shooting and was riding with his wife in their GMC Denali on Greenfield Road. Police say there were more than a dozen rounds fired into the car, some of which hit Hutchinson, killing him. His wife was not hit by the gunfire and was uninjured in the shooting. Anyone with information regarding the shooting is asked to contact the Oak Park Police at 248-691-7511 or 248-691-7513.

The owner of Hutch’s Jewelry was shot and killed Wednesday while sitting in an SUV outside the store in Oak Park, sources told Local 4.

OAK PARK, MI – A popular Metro Detroit jeweler known for providing flashy chains, watches and diamonds to local artists and celebrities was shot and killed in Oak Park. Fox 2 in Detroit reports that Dan ‘Hutch’ Hutchinson, 47, was killed while driving his GMC Denali on Greenfield Road on Wednesday. Officers performed CPR on Hutchinson at the scene of the shooting, which was just a mile north of his business. The suspect fled the scene, but was apprehended shortly after the incident, police said. Oak Park police are urging anyone with more information to contact them (248) 691-7511 or (248) 691-7513.

On Friday night at Clarkston High School, the Rochester Adams boys track and field program was trailing Farmington, 79-73. In order win the meet, Adams needed to win the 4x400 while Farmington could no better than fifth. The circumstances had played out perfectly for Adams as it claimed its first Oakland County track and field title ever, winning with 83 points to Farmington’s 81. Armon Howard won the 300 hurdles with a time of 37.30 seconds, giving him the sixth-fastest time in state history. Armon Howard also won the 110 meter hurdles in comfortable fashion with a 14.43 while Amarion Howard was fourth in the 100 meter dash with an 11.21.

These are the top 10 times, distances and heights for each event in Michigan high school girls track and field so far this season, according to athletic.net rankings. Check back each Friday during the season for a new set of rankings. Only FAT times are listed. 100 Meters(Rank, Grade, Name, Mark (wind m/s), School)1, 12, Kaila Jackson, 11.52 (2.2)PR, Detroit Renaissance2, 11, Mackenzie Robinson, 11.66PR, Ann Arbor Huron3, 12, Meredith Goff, 11.95 (4.9)PR, MilfordT-4, 12, Kate Zang, 12.03PR, RockfordT-4, 12, Olivia Jenkins, 12.03 (3.5), Detroit Renaissance6, 12, Kylee Poulton, 12.08 (1.0)PR, Holland Black River7, 12, Lianna Shakoor, 12.21PR, Dearborn Divine Child8, 12, Chaniya Madison, 12.24, Bridgeport9, 10, Victoria Miller, 12.26PR, Detroit Country Day10, 11, Kylin Griffin, 12.27PR, Three Rivers200 Meters1, 12, Kaila Jackson, 23.85 (3.1), Detroit Renaissance2, 11, Mackenzie Robinson, 24.36PR, Ann Arbor Huron3, 12, Alexys Wilson, 24.49PR, Ypsilanti Lincoln4, 12, Meredith Goff, 24.53 (2.9)PR, Milford5, 12, Kate Zang, 24.64PR, Rockford6, 12, Mya Georgiadis, 24.67PR, Ann Arbor Huron7, 12, Kylee Poulton, 24.72 (-.2)PR, Holland Black River8, 12, Leeah Burr, 24.79 (1.7), Detroit Renaissance9, 11, Elizabeth Anderson, 25.07PR, New Boston HuronT-10, 12, Trinity Greer, 25.17PR, AlmaT-10, 12, Olivia Jenkins, 25.17, Detroit Renaissance400 Meters1, 12, Alexys Wilson, 55.39PR, Ypsilanti Lincoln2, 12, Comari Hawkins, 56.42PR, East Lansing3, 11, Elizabeth Anderson, 56.90PR, New Boston Huron4, 11, Gabrielle Jeffries, 57.03, Bloomfield Hills5, 12, Sarah Forsyth, 57.08PR, Ann Arbor Pioneer6, 12, Nicole Olivieri, 57.22PR, Mt. Pleasant Sacred Heart7, 12, Kylee Poulton, 57.24PR, Holland Black RiverT-8, 12, Chloe Vines, 57.37PR, Detroit RenaissanceT-8, 12, Emerson Sargeant, 57.37PR, Hartland10, 11, Nonah Waldron, 57.56PR, Oak Park800 Meters1, 12, Julia Flynn, 2:08.48PR, TC Central (Traverse City)2, 12, Sarah Forsyth, 2:11.79PR, Ann Arbor Pioneer3, 10, Madison Osterberg, 2:12.26PR, Jackson Lumen Christi4, 9, Valerie Beeck, 2:12.94PR, Grand Haven5, 12, Lisa Luecke, 2:14.23PR, Allen Park6, 9, Jessica Jazwinski, 2:14.32PR, Hart7, 10, Jayden Harberts, 2:14.34PR, Macomb Dakota8, 10, Kylee King, 2:14.57PR, Oak Park9, 11, Camryn Bodine, 02:15.0, East Grand Rapids10, 10, Payton Scheffler, 2:15.30PR, Woodhaven-Brownstown1600 Meters1, 12, Julia Flynn, 4:40.49PR, TC Central (Traverse City)2, 11, Arianne Olson, 4:49.60PR, Holland West Ottawa3, 12, Sarah Forsyth, 4:51.30PR, Ann Arbor Pioneer4, 12, Cookie Baugh, 4:53.01PR, Ann Arbor Pioneer5, 12, Malarie Pinwar, 4:55.40PR, Mt.

Scientists are concerned about insect populations declining due to factors such as loss of habitat, pesticide use and climate change.

Chicagoans are leaving their lawns unmowed in May for the sake of pollinating insects such as bees and butterflies, some of which are in steep decline. About 5000 people nationwide are participating in No Mow May, which started in Appleton, Wisconsin in 2020.

Oak Park ended up taking first place at the regional and state championships while Renaissance was second at both. Although the point totals for Oak Park and Renaissance are impressive, how both teams did it is the real head turner. Oak Park is sending five girls to the state finals in the 100 meter hurdles. Oak Park had six girls in the prelims of the 100 and went 1st-5th in the finals to dominate the region. While Oak Park has monopoly on the hurdle events, Renaissance continued to dominate the open sprint events.

These are the top 10 times, distances and heights for each event in Michigan high school girls track and field so far this season, according to athletic.net rankings. Check back each Friday during the season for a new set of rankings. Only FAT times are listed. 100 Meters(Rank, Grade, Name, Mark (wind m/s), School1, 12, Kaila Jackson, 11.61 (3.5), Detroit Renaissance2, 11, Mackenzie Robinson, 11.94 (3.5)PR, Ann Arbor HuronT-3, 12, Olivia Jenkins, 12.03 (3.5), Detroit RenaissanceT-3, 12, Kate Zang, 12.03PR, Rockford5, 12, Kylee Poulton, 12.17 (2.2), Holland Black River6, 12, Lianna Shakoor, 12.21PR, Dearborn Divine Child7, 12, Chaniya Madison, 12.24, Bridgeport8, 11, Kylin Griffin, 12.27PR, Three Rivers9, 11, Elizabeth Anderson, 12.28PR, New Boston Huron10, 9, Keyanna O’Tey, 12.31PR, Sturgis200 Meters1, 12, Kaila Jackson, 23.85 (3.1), Detroit Renaissance2, 11, Mackenzie Robinson, 24.54PR, Ann Arbor Huron3, 12, Alexys Wilson, 24.82PR, Ypsilanti Lincoln4, 12, Kylee Poulton, 24.85PR, Holland Black River5, 12, Kate Zang, 24.95PR, Rockford6, 11, Elizabeth Anderson, 25.07PR, New Boston Huron7, 12, Olivia Jenkins, 25.17, Detroit Renaissance8, 11, Lailah Palmer, 25.19 (3.1), Beverly Hills Groves9, 12, Emerson Sargeant, 25.24 (3.1)PR, Hartland10, 12, Mya Georgiadis, 25.27PR, Ann Arbor Huron400 Meters1, 12, Alexys Wilson, 55.39PR, Ypsilanti Lincoln2, 12, Comari Hawkins, 56.42PR, East Lansing3, 11, Gabrielle Jeffries, 56.68PR, Bloomfield Hills4, 11, Elizabeth Anderson, 57.04PR, New Boston Huron5, 12, Sarah Forsyth, 57.08PR, Ann Arbor PioneerT-6, 12, Nicole Olivieri, 57.22PR, Mt. L’Anse CreuseT-1, 12, Taryn Marshall, 5′ 7PR, Highland-MilfordT-3, 11, Kylei Anderson, 5′ 6, Walled Lake CentralT-3, 10, Heidi Newhouse, 5′ 6PR, LawtonT-3, 11, Eva Whiteman, 5′ 6, HollandT-3, 12, Gabriella Newman, 5′ 6, Ann Arbor PioneerT-3, 10, Milena Chevallier, 5′ 6PR, Farmington Hills MercyT-3, 10, Zoey Dood, 5′ 6, GrandvilleT-3, 12, Korin Whitcomb, 5′ 6, Sturgis10, 9, Addison Hovey, 5′ 5.5PR, HartPole Vault1, 12, Sophia Mettes, 13′ 6PR, Dexter2, 12, Natalie Blake, 12′ 6PR, Holland West Ottawa3, 10, Brooke Bowers, 12′ 5PR, Forest Hills Central4, 10, Taylor Diemond, 12′ 0PR, Cedar SpringsT-5, 10, Katie Stewart, 11′ 6PR, SalemT-5, 11, Sam Ebbert, 11′ 6PR, St. JosephT-5, 12, Lilly Knowlton, 11′ 6PR, Port Huron NorthernT-5, 11, Liliane Aittama, 11′ 6PR, South Lyon EastT-5, 12, Kayla Hintz, 11′ 6, Holland West OttawaT-5, 12, Tara Townsend, 11′ 6, FrankfortT-5, 12, Livia Perelli, 11′ 6PR, CantonLong Jump1, 12, Samya Fisher, 19′ 3.5PR, BC Central2, 10, Anaya Billups, 19′ 2PR, Detroit Edison PSA3, 12, Mimi Joseph, 18′ 11PR, St. Joseph4, 11, Maya Anderson, 18′ 3.25PR, Rockford5, 9, Maya Justice, 17′ 11.25PR, Woodhaven-Brownstown6, 11, Hallie Kooyer, 17′ 11PR, Hudsonville Unity Christian7, 12, Onome Oghor, 17′ 10.25PR, Holt8, 11, Layla Wallace, 17′ 9.75PR, Portage Central9, 11, Gabrielle Jeffries, 17′ 8.25, Bloomfield Hills10, 11, Margaret Monaghan, 17′ 7PR, Port Huron Northern

These are the top 10 times, distances and heights for each event in Michigan high school girls track and field so far this season, according to athletic.net rankings. Check back each Friday during the season for a new set of rankings. Only FAT times are listed. 100 Meters1, 12, Kaila Jackson, 11.61 (3.5), Detroit Renaissance2, 11, Mackenzie Robinson, 11.94 (3.5)PR, Ann Arbor HuronT-3, 12, Olivia Jenkins, 12.03 (3.5), Detroit RenaissanceT-3, 12, Kate Zang, 12.03PR, Rockford5, 12, Kylee Poulton, 12.17 (2.2), Holland Black River6, 12, Lianna Shakoor, 12.21PR, Dearborn Divine Child7, 12, Chaniya Madison, 12.29, Bridgeport8, 11, Lailah Palmer, 12.35 (3.5), Beverly Hills Groves9, 12, Comari Hawkins, 12.38, East LansingT-10, 12, Natalie Erickson, 12.40 (2.2)PR, MontagueT-10, 11, Allie DeLost, 12.40 (2.0)PR, Zeeland East200 Meters1, 12, Kaila Jackson, 23.85 (3.1), Detroit Renaissance2, 11, Mackenzie Robinson, 24.54PR, Ann Arbor Huron3, 12, Kate Zang, 24.95PR, Rockford4, 11, Elizabeth Anderson, 25.07PR, New Boston Huron5, 12, Alexys Wilson, 25.08, Ypsilanti Lincoln6, 12, Olivia Jenkins, 25.17, Detroit Renaissance7, 12, Kylee Poulton, 25.18 (1.7)PR, Holland Black River8, 11, Lailah Palmer, 25.19 (3.1), Beverly Hills Groves9, 12, Emerson Sargeant, 25.24 (3.1)PR, Hartland10, 12, Comari Hawkins, 25.29, East Lansing400 Meters1, 11, Gabrielle Jeffries, 56.68PR, Bloomfield Hills2, 12, Chloe Vines, 57.22PR, Detroit Renaissance3, 12, Emerson Sargeant, 57.37PR, Hartland4, 12, Alexys Wilson, 57.49, Ypsilanti Lincoln5, 11, Nonah Waldron, 57.56PR, Oak Park6, 12, Sarah Forsyth, 58.01PR, Ann Arbor Pioneer7, 11, Elizabeth Anderson, 58.09, New Boston HuronT-8, 12, Comari Hawkins, 58.1, East LansingT-8, 12, Julia Flynn, 58.10PR, Traverse City Central10, 12, Kylee Poulton, 58.13PR, Holland Black River800 Meters1, 12, Julia Flynn, 02:10.9, Traverse City Central2, 12, Sarah Forsyth, 2:11.79PR, Ann Arbor Pioneer3, 11, Camryn Bodine, 02:15.0, East Grand Rapids4, 11, Arianne Olson, 2:15.66PR, Holland West Ottawa5, 12, Sarah Coyne, 2:16.22PR, Plymouth6, 10, Kylee King, 02:16.4, Oak Park7, 12, Cookie Baugh, 02:16.5, Ann Arbor Pioneer8, 12, Lauren Kiley, 2:16.67PR, Plymouth9, 11, Maya Guikema, 2:16.81PR, Jenison10, 12, Lisa Luecke, 2:17.11PR, Allen Park1600 Meters1, 12, Julia Flynn, 4:40.49PR, Traverse City Central2, 11, Arianne Olson, 4:49.60PR, Holland West Ottawa3, 12, Sarah Forsyth, 4:51.30PR, Ann Arbor Pioneer4, 12, Cookie Baugh, 4:53.01PR, Ann Arbor Pioneer5, 9, Helen Sachs, 4:55.41PR, Holland West Ottawa6, 10, Jayden Harberts, 4:56.35PR, Macomb Dakota7, 12, Sarah Coyne, 4:56.61PR, Plymouth8, 11, Emily Cooper, 4:57.04PR, Ann Arbor Pioneer9, 12, Haley Deighan, 4:57.14PR, Birmingham Seaholm10, 12, Noel Vanderwall, 4:57.25PR, Petoskey3200 Meters1, 11, Arianne Olson, 10:06.73PR, Holland West Ottawa2, 12, Julia Flynn, 10:16.9, Traverse City Central3, 9, Helen Sachs, 10:28.53PR, Holland West Ottawa4, 12, Lani Bloom, 10:29.3, Ithaca5, 12, Abby VanderKooi, 10:29.63PR, Muskegon Western Michigan Christian6, 12, Madelyn Frens, 10:32.47PR, Grand Rapids Christian7, 10, Jayden Harberts, 10:32.94PR, Macomb Dakota8, 12, Lauren Kiley, 10:35.65PR, Plymouth9, 12, Haley Deighan, 10:37.77PR, Birmingham Seaholm10, 11, Annika Sandman, 10:42.16PR, Lowell100m Hurdles - 33″1, 12, Drelin Mapp, 14.24PR, Oak ParkT-2, 11, Nonah Waldron, 14.26, Oak ParkT-2, 10, Morgan Roundtree, 14.26, Oak Park4, 12, Mya Georgiadis, 14.65PR, Ann Arbor Huron5, 12, Emon Miles, 14.77, Oak Park6, 10, Lindsay Johnson, 15.28PR, Detroit Cass Tech7, 10, Saige Martin, 15.30 (3.4)PR, Pewamo-Westphalia8, 11, Kylei Anderson, 15.40PR, Walled Lake Central9, 12, Destini Dorkins, 15.4, Rochester Adams10, 12, Kamiylah Peoples, 15.43, North Farmington300m Hurdles - 30″1, 11, Nonah Waldron, 42.91, Oak Park2, 12, Mya Georgiadis, 43.45PR, Ann Arbor Huron3, 10, Morgan Roundtree, 43.67PR, Oak Park4, 10, Lindsay Johnson, 44.93PR, Detroit Cass Tech5, 12, Grace Hungerford, 45.19PR, DeWitt6, 12, Meredith Soule, 45.25, Monroe7, 11, Melanie Macias, 45.65PR, Ypsilanti Lincoln8, 12, Emon Miles, 46.07, Oak Park9, 12, Lauren Burgard, 46.08PR, Midland Dow10, 12, Destini Dorkins, 46.24, Rochester Adams4x100 Relay1, 47.02, Detroit Renaissance2, 47.89, Oak Park3, 48.88, Ann Arbor Huron4, 49.15, RockfordT-5, 49.7, East LansingT-5, 49.7, West Bloomfield7, 49.88, Detroit Cass Tech8, 50.08, Howell9, 50.12, Davison10, 50.13, Bridgeport4x200 Relay1, 01:39.5, Detroit Renaissance2, 01:40.7, Oak Park3, 01:41.1, East Lansing4, 01:43.0, Ypsilanti Lincoln5, 01:44.5, Rockford6, 01:44.5, Detroit Cass Tech7, 01:44.5, Ann Arbor Huron8, 01:45.2, West Bloomfield9, 01:45.3, Howell10, 01:45.6, Plymouth4x400 Relay1, 03:49.5, Oak Park2, 03:59.1, Ann Arbor Huron3, 04:02.5, Detroit Renaissance4, 04:04.2, Ypsilanti Lincoln5, 04:04.4, Ann Arbor Pioneer6, 04:06.4, East Grand Rapids7, 04:06.8, Detroit Cass Tech8, 04:06.9, Saline9, 04:07.1, Rockford10, 04:08.5, Highland-Milford4x800 Relay1, 09:03.7, Ann Arbor Pioneer2, 09:22.7, Saline3, 09:33.0, No

WEST BLOOMFIELD -- When the Oak Park girls were declared the winners of Thursday’s OAA Blue/Gold track and field championships at West Bloomfield High School, no one should have been surprised. After all, it was the ninth consecutive league title for the Knights as their dominant ways continued. However, it was surprising due to the fact Oak Park was trailing by one point heading into the final event. Luckily, the final event was the 4x400, an event that’s been Oak Park’s bread and butter for the last decade. Place Team Score 1 Farmington 164 2 West Bloomfield 123 3 Royal Oak 69 4 Oak Park 65 5 Beverly Hills Groves 47.5 6 North Farmington 44 7 Birmingham Seaholm 29.5 8 Berkley 28 9 Pontiac 18 9 Southfield Arts & Tech 18 11 Ferndale University 9 12 Harper Woods 8 13 Ferndale 1

These are the top 10 times, distances and heights for each event in Michigan high school girls high school track and field so far this season, according to athletic.net rankings. Check back each Friday during the season for a new set of rankings. Only FAT times are listed. 100 Meters(Rank, grade, name, mark, school)1, 12, Kate Zang, 12.03PR, Rockford2, 12, Lianna Shakoor, 12.21PR, Dearborn Divine Child3, 12, Chaniya Madison, 12.29, Bridgeport4, 12, Kylee Poulton, 12.3, Holland Black River5, 11, Mackenzie Robinson, 12.35, Ann Arbor Huron6, 12, Comari Hawkins, 12.38, East Lansing7, 11, Elizabeth Anderson, 12.43PR, New Boston HuronT8, 12, Samya Fisher, 12.43, BC CentralT8, 10, Kai Allen, 12.43PR, Detroit Cass Tech10, 11, Gabrielle Jeffries, 12.61PR, Bloomfield Hills200 Meters1, 11, Mackenzie Robinson, 24.8, Ann Arbor Huron2, 11, Elizabeth Anderson, 25.07PR, New Boston Huron3, 12, Alexys Wilson, 25.08, Ypsilanti Lincoln4, 12, Kate Zang, 25.25PR, Rockford5, 9, Jayla Dace, 25.31PR, Detroit Renaissance6, 12, Chaniya Madison, 25.32, Bridgeport7, 9, Taryn Henderson, 25.40PR, Farmington Hills MercyT8, 12, Drelin Mapp, 25.63PR, Oak ParkT8, 12, Kylee Poulton, 25.63PR, Holland Black River10, 12, Mya Georgiadis, 25.93PR, Ann Arbor Huron400 Meters1, 11, Gabrielle Jeffries, 56.68PR, Bloomfield Hills2, 12, Chloe Vines, 57.22PR, Detroit Renaissance3, 12, Alexys Wilson, 57.49, Ypsilanti Lincoln4, 11, Nonah Waldron, 57.56PR, Oak Park5, 11, Elizabeth Anderson, 58.09PR, New Boston Huron6, 12, Emerson Sargeant, 58.09, Hartland7, 12, Kylee Poulton, 58.13PR, Holland Black River8, 9, Sydney Kuhn, 58.48PR, Saginaw Swan Valley9, 9, Kennadi Galy, 58.79PR, Allendale10, 11, Soleil Moore, 58.87PR, East Kentwood800 Meters1, 12, Sarah Forsyth, 2:11.79PR, Ann Arbor Pioneer2, 11, Arianne Olson, 2:15.66PR, Holland West Ottawa3, 10, Kylee King, 02:16.5, Oak Park4, 12, Cookie Baugh, 02:16.5, Ann Arbor Pioneer5, 12, Julia Flynn, 02:16.9, Traverse City Central6, 12, Lisa Luecke, 2:17.11PR, Allen Park7, 11, Camryn Bodine, 02:17.1, East Grand Rapids8, 12, Mara Longenecker, 02:17.9, Freeland9, 9, Valerie Beeck, 2:17.91PR, Grand Haven10, 12, Adit Dau, 02:18.0, Grand Rapids Ottawa Hills1600 Meters1, 12, Julia Flynn, 04:49.0, Traverse City Central2, 11, Arianne Olson, 4:49.60PR, Holland West Ottawa3, 12, Sarah Coyne, 4:56.61PR, Plymouth4, 12, Haley Deighan, 4:57.14PR, Birmingham Seaholm5, 12, Lauren Kiley, 4:57.60PR, Plymouth6, 9, Helen Sachs, 5:01.75PR, Holland West Ottawa7, 11, Emily Cooper, 5:02.31PR, Ann Arbor Pioneer8, 12, Malarie Pinwar, 5:03.41PR, Mt. Pleasant9, 12, Madelyn Frens, 05:03.5, Grand Rapids Christian10, 10, Ava King, 5:04.52PR, Traverse City West3200 Meters1, 11, Arianne Olson, 10:25.32PR, Holland West Ottawa2, 12, Haley Deighan, 10:37.77PR, Birmingham Seaholm3, 12, Lauren Kiley, 10:40.13PR, Plymouth4, 9, Helen Sachs, 10:44.69PR, Holland West Ottawa5, 10, Clara James-Heer, 10:53.4, Forest Hills Central6, 12, Malarie Pinwar, 10:54.45PR, Mt.

OAK PARK, MI – Oak Park High School students are attending virtual classes today and tomorrow, “out of an abundance of caution” while police search for several men who forced their way into the school and fought with security staff and students on Tuesday, April 26, officials said. Around 3 p.m. Tuesday, eight to 10 adult men pushed past school security into the building and began fighting with security guards and students, according to a new release from Oak Park School District. Virtual classes began today, Thursday, and will continue Friday. Officials believe the incident may have been triggered by an altercation that took place off school property over the weekend. Anyone with information about this incident is asked to contact the Oak Park Department of Public Safety at 248-691-7520 or OPHS principal Pam Vermiglio at 248-336-7748.

Video from inside Oak Park High School shows a violent scene after 8-10 adult men pushed their way past school security and fought with students and security personnel, according to officials.

OAK PARK, MI – Oak Park High School is closed for the rest of the week after several adult men forced their way into the building Tuesday afternoon, administration announced. Around 3 p.m. Tuesday, April 26, eight to 10 adult men pushed past school security into the building and began fighting with security staff and students, according to a new release from Oak Park School District. “Out of an abundance of caution,” the high school was closed to students and family today, the district said. Officials believe the incident may have been triggered by an altercation that took place off school property over the weekend. Anyone with information about this incident is asked to contact the Oak Park Department of Public Safety at 248-691-7520 or OPHS principal Pam Vermiglio at 248-336-7748.

Oak Park High School is closed to students and families on Wednesday after a group of adults fought with students and security inside the school on Tuesday.

Two Michigan State Police troopers were hospitalized overnight when a drunken driver from Oak Park crashed into their patrol car while they were at the scene of a crash, officials said.

Dale Teachout is creating whimsical creatures for an outdoor installation on Nine Mile Road

OAK PARK, MI -- A 59-year-old Oak Park woman was killed Monday night after she was hit by a car while in a crosswalk by a driver who then fled the scene. According to WDIV-Detroit, the female driver -- who has not been identified by police -- was arrested Tuesday night and the vehicle believed to have been used by the suspect was also recovered. Once officers were on scene, they found the victim conscious in the road, but she was complaining of having difficulty breathing. The driver then fled south on Coolidge. READ MORE:Jackson home ‘ransacked,’ jewelry stolen in break-in, police say183 animals found dead in Michigan man’s freezerDad shoots, kills dog with crossbow after dog attacks son in Saginaw County

An elderly woman is in custody after a 59-year-old Oak Park woman was killed in a hit-and-run crash, according to police.

Officials in Michigan have broken ground on one of the few state-specific World War II memorials in the country.

Residents at an Oak Park apartment complex have been told they need to evacuate after a large crack appeared and an exterior wall has started caving in. The case right now is seeing if the complex’s corporate office can do something.

OAK PARK, MI — A wayward waterfowl hitched a ride in a state police cruiser Monday, March 14, potentially saving the animal from an accident on a busy freeway here. “Literally 30 seconds later, we got a call from people saying there was a swan blocking the left lane of traffic. With the swan as a passenger, the troopers returned to the state police post. “He was a little bit nervous,” McCuaig said of the swan, “but I don’t think he was too injured. His feet were a little scuffed up, but I don’t think anything was broken.”State police shared photos of the swan, McCuaig and other troopers shortly after the rescue on the Metro North Post Twitter page.

To add your missing score, email japurcell@mlive.com or tag @JaredPurcellDET on Twitter with the results. Hamtramck 53, Grosse Pointe South 40Hamtramck was led by senior Robert Davis Jr., who finished with 26 points and four steals. North Farmington 77, Livonia Stevenson 54Ryan Hurst ha a big night with 36 points for the Raiders while Lee Hardy added 14 points. Also for North Farmington, Tyler Spratt had 11 points and LJ Walls had 10 points. Donovon Cox added 15 points and five rebounds while JayShaun Parker had 10 point for Ecorse.

Most scores are reported through the Associated Press and the MHSAA. To add your missing score, email japurcell@mlive.com or tag @JaredPurcellDET on Twitter with the results. Stats from the game are accepted too. GIRLS BASKETBALL SCORESTuesday, Feb. 22Redford Westfield Prep 69, Grosse Pointe North 60SCORESAllen Park 52, Southgate Anderson 24Allen Park Cabrini 46, Marine City Cardinal Mooney 31Almont 32, Clinton Township Chippewa Valley 26Auburn Hills Avondale 44, Pontiac 35Berkley 52, North Farmington 39Birmingham Seaholm 45, Ferndale University 38Bloomfield Hills Cranbrook Kingswood 31, Ann Arbor Greenhills 16Brownstown Woodhaven 51, Dearborn Edsel Ford 24Clarkston 51, Birmingham Groves 45Dearborn Heights Crestwood 34, Dearborn Heights Robichaud 23Dearborn Heights Star International 44, Dearborn Heights WISE Academy 29Detroit Cesar Chavez Academy 40, Taylor Prep 38Detroit Edison 67, Farmington Hills Mercy 44Farmington 63, Ferndale 7Gibraltar Carlson 48, Trenton 47Harper Woods 60, Oak Park 17Oxford 49, Lake Orion 27Redford Westfield Prep (BV) 55, Detroit University Prep (V) 51Riverview Gabriel Richard 46, Dearborn Advanced Tech Academy 43Rochester 39, Bloomfield Hills 29Rochester Hills Lutheran Northwest 67, Clarkston Everest Collegiate 35Rockford 48, Holland West Ottawa 33Royal Oak 43, Southfield Arts & Technology 34South Lyon East 53, Waterford Mott 20Walled Lake Central 28, Milford 27Waterford Our Lady of the Lakes 46, Brighton Livingston Christian 28West Bloomfield 87, Troy 53Whitmore Lake 53, Sterling Heights Parkway Christian 49Wixom St Catherine 54, Plymouth Christian Academy 49Wyandotte Roosevelt 55, Taylor 53Monday Feb. 21Detroit Renaissance 48, Detroit Mumford 36SCORESAuburn Hills Avondale 34, Oak Park 27Bloomfield Hills Marian 43, Detroit Country Day 28Brighton 65, Dearborn Fordson 38Canton 50, Westland John Glenn 22Carleton Airport 47, Flat Rock 37Clarkston 47, Rochester Hills Stoney Creek 29Dearborn Advanced Tech Academy 57, Ecorse 54Detroit Communication Media Arts 41, Detroit Osborn 15Farmington 72, Pontiac 19Grosse Ile 45, New Boston Huron 35Hartland 59, Belleville 36Howell 66, Wayne Memorial 54Midland Calvary Baptist 45, Rochester Hills Christian 39New Haven 48, Madison Heights Madison 19Northville 48, Livonia Franklin 29Novi 58, Livonia Stevenson 33Ovid-Elsie 54, Auburn Hills Oakland Christian 49Plymouth 45, Livonia Churchill 27Riverview 56, Monroe St Mary Catholic Central 44Salem 52, Dearborn 44Sterling Heights 38, Clinton Township Chippewa Valley 25Sterling Heights Stevenson 66, Warren Mott 27Taylor Prep 38, Ann Arbor Central Academy 20Troy 66, Southfield Arts & Technology 47Utica Eisenhower 61, Fraser 26Warren Cousino 54, Marine City 50Waterford Our Lady of the Lakes 48, Bloomfield Christian School 25West Bloomfield 66, Birmingham Groves 13BOYS BASKETBALL SCORESTuesday, Feb. 22Allen Park 60, Southgate Anderson 59Auburn Hills Avondale 56, Royal Oak 52Auburn Hills Christian 56, Burton St Thomas More Academy 37Belleville 61, Wayne Memorial 43Bloomfield Hills Roeper 48, Westland Huron Valley Lutheran 40Brownstown Woodhaven 47, Dearborn Edsel Ford 29Canton 67, Howell 38Center Line 67, Sterling Heights 60Clarkston Everest Collegiate 74, Marine City Cardinal Mooney 71Clinton Township Chippewa Valley 68, Romeo 66Dearborn 66, Livonia Churchill 14Dearborn Fordson 48, Westland John Glenn 39Dearborn Heights Star International 76, Dearborn Heights WISE Academy 26Decatur 51, Marcellus 29Detroit Country Day 71, Detroit University Prep 63Detroit Lincoln King Academy 56, Detroit Jalen Rose Leadership Academy 46Detroit Old Redford 66, Redford Westfield Prep 44Flat Rock 56, Carleton Airport 47Fraser 63, Warren Woods Tower 49Grosse Pointe South 45, Utica Ford 36Hamtramck 60, Troy Athens 38Hartland 52, Northville 38Lincoln Park 52, Dearborn Heights Crestwood 35Livonia Franklin 64, Livonia Stevenson 56Macomb Dakota 50, New Haven 47Macomb L’Anse Creuse North 68, Utica Eisenhower 61Madison Heights Madison 55, St Clair Shores Lakeview 36Marysville 75, Hazel Park 62Plymouth Christian Academy 70, Sterling Heights Parkway Christian 55Port Huron Northern 60, Harrison Township L’Anse Creuse 57Rochester Adams 51, Clarkston 50Rochester Hills Lutheran Northwest 54, Brighton Charyl Stockwell Prep 44Roseville 69, Grosse Pointe North 60St. Clair Shores South Lake 52, St Clair Shores Lake Shore 41Sterling Heights Stevenson 76, Warren Mott 41Utica 66, Eastpointe 53Warren Cousino 73, St. Clair 52Warren Lincoln 63, Madison Heights Lamphere 39Waterford Mott 60, Rochester 59White Lake Lakeland 73, Fowlerville 70Wyandotte Roosevelt 69, Taylor 42Monday Feb. 21Detroit Martin Luther King 66, Detroit Western 38SCORESAnn Arbor Central Academy 65, Taylor Prep 44Clinton Township Chippewa Valley 55, Roseville 49Ecorse 66, Dearborn Advanced Tech Academy 35Lake Orion 66, Holly 45Madison Heights Lamphere 42, Center Line 40Oak Park 71, Detroit University Prep 47Plymouth Christian Academy 66, Livonia Clarenceville 61Pontiac Notre Dame Prep 6

Bloomfield Hills Brother Rice (11-6)Division 1Brother Rice was the victim of its tough schedule last week with back-to-back losses to Ferndale and Detroit Catholic Central. The loss to Catholic Central kicked the Warriors out of the CHSL Bishop tournament bracket. Life does not get any easier for the Pilots as they face a Detroit Catholic Central team on Wednesday that they are 1-1 against this season. The Cubs hope to keep riding the momentum when they play Orchard Lake St. Mary’s on Wednesday in the CHSL Bishop tournament semifinals. Detroit Catholic Central4.

Canadian officials declared an end to the crisis at a vital U.S.-Canadian border crossing Sunday. CBS News Homeland Security and Justice reporter Nicole Sganga joins CBS News' Lana Zak to discuss the crisis and its consequences for both countries and the possibility of similar protests, including some that U.S. officials warn could emerge in California this Super Bowl Sunday.

Here are the top 10 Metro Detroit boys teams this week. Check back each Tuesday for new rankings moving forward. The Macomb, Oakland and Wayne County top 10 teams are also included. Oak Park (10-3)

A storm system hanging over northern Cook County Friday morning had already dumped six inches of snow on Midway by 6 a.m.

OAK PARK, MI – A Detroit man is charged with murder after he showed up at the crime scene while police were still investigating, WDIV Local 4 reports. Derrion Deandre Walker, 18, of Detroit, is facing multiple charges in connection to the death of Desmount Dixon, 33, of Detroit. About 3.5 hours after the shooting, Walker and two others arrived on the scene. Walker was arrested at the scene while the others were released pending further investigation. Police believe Walker and the two others were conducting a transaction with Dixon when Walker allegedly pulled a gun to rob him and shot Dixon before he drove away.

A Detroit teenager was arrested in connection with an Oak Park murder when he returned to the scene hours after the shooting while police were still investigating, they said.

A 33-year-old Detroit man has died after he was shot and then crashed his car into an apartment complex in Oak Park.

OAK PARK, MI – A man is dead after he was shot and then crashed a vehicle into an apartment building Thursday night in Oak Park, police said. Oak Park police officers were called to Loop Apartments, near I-696 and Greenfield Road, around 11:15 p.m., FOX 2 Detroit reports. They found a vehicle crashed into the building a 33-year-old deceased man in the driver’s seat; he had suffered a gunshot wound. Police believe the shooting occurred nearby on Lincoln Drive, the report said. Anyone with information is asked to contact the Oak Park Public Safety at 248-691-7520.

A 33-year-old man was shot and killed outside of an apartment complex Thursday night.

A parent was carjacked while waiting to pick up their child from Gwendolyn Brooks school in Oak Park.

Arthur Hill knocked off Oak Park in the Motor City Classic, with guard Evan Booker named the Most Valuable Player of the Motor City Classic. Khalil Cliff led the Bearcats with 14 points and six rebounds, with Torry Burt adding 10 points and five assists. GirlsArthur Hill 55, Detroit Prep 35Arthur Hill improved to 2-4 with Monday’s win over Detroit Prep in the Motor City Roundball Classic at Redford Westfield. Hailee Jefferson recorded a double-double with 14 points and 15 rebounds, adding five steals. Dasani Washington followed with 14 points, with Ivy Woods scoring 11 points with seven assists.

Track live election results for Oak Park in the 2021 Michigan General Election on Tuesday, Nov. 2.

There’s nothing like getting lost in a good book and local bookstores can often help you discover unique titles. A bookstore in Oak Park has been helping readers get lost in a good book for nearly four decades and their story is still going on.

It’s not just random anymore -- some suspected package thieves are posing as delivery drivers and that’s just the start.

It’s Takeout Tuesday and this hidden gem could satisfy all your carb cravings and more. Eddie’s Gourmet restaurant and bar in Oak Park is taking diner-fare up several levels.

A pair of Walmart employees -- one from Warren and the other from Oak Park -- got into a fight during their afternoon shift, started throwing punches and then simply went back to work, police said.

The 4Frenzy Game of the Week is Oak Park vs West Bloomfield, taking place at Oak Park HS on Friday at 7 p.m. The highlights will air on Local 4 that night at 11 p.m. and Saturday at 6 a.m. – don’t miss them!

“Bus drivers wanted” signs have been popping up everywhere, making it clear that there is a need for school bus drivers ahead of the start of school.

Wednesday was a special day for the people of nonprofit Lighthouse of Oakland County as they cut the ribbon on Coolidge Place in Oak Park.

A driver angry about a tow truck being in his way on I-696 pulled out a gun and shoot at it, officials said.

A driver who was angry that a tow truck was in his way on I-696 decided to pull out a gun and shoot at it, officials said.

A Metro Detroit couple is suing the Michigan State Police after they said they were racially profiled during a traffic stop two years ago.

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A young Oak Park man died from his injuries following a mass shooting on a crowded downtown Austin street that left more than a dozen people injured, police announced Sunday.

The bill is also opposed by the Michigan High School Athletic Association, which called it unneccessary.

As part of an effort led by U.S. Representative Brenda L. Lawrence (MI-14), Mass Vaccination Week (May 1-8) will include several walk-in COVID-19 vaccine clinics in the Metro Detroit area.

A woman from Oak Park has been missing since April 18, 2021.

An Oak Park man has been ordered to pay his ex-girlfriend $500,000 after he posted her nude photos and videos on a pornography website, officials said.

OAK PARK, Mich. – In partnership with Henry Ford Health System, the city of Oak Park is providing COVID-19 vaccine appointments at the city’s Municipal Complex. Officials said registration is open to Oak Park residents 65 years of age and older (with or without health issues) as well as residents between 50-64 years of age who have health issues. Once they qualify, residents will receive a phone call or text to confirm their appointment. “We’re doing what we can to return Oak Park to the safe and healthy community we all know and love. If you’re eligible, please take advantage of this opportunity with our great partner HFHS,” read a statement from City Manager Erik Tungate.

The 2020-21 school year has been a unique one for football players, whose shortened season started, then stopped and then started again. To make up for the odd year, the Michigan High School Athletic Association allowed every team to make the playoffs. The Oak Park Knights weren’t expected to make it to playoffs, but the team is two wins away from a state title. “It’s a great feeling, for real, to come back and be able to help the team,” Rayshawn said. The De La Salle Pilots, had a 2-4 regular season team peaking at the right time.

They are both in the same hospital with COVID-19 and had to wait for a couple days to get a bed. The couple are emblematic of the crisis deepening at an alarming rate in California, where hospitals are being stretched to their limits as the virus explodes across the state. Health officials now fear the increase will only be compounded through Christmas and New Year’s. In many places, health officials say, people tired of wearing face masks and staying away from others are simply disregarding suggested precautions. Britain’s health secretary said this week that the new variant was believed to be linked to the rapid surge of COVID-19 cases in south and southeastern England.

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OAK PARK, Mich. – Stanford University Professor Paul Milgrom didn’t know he had won a Nobel Prize in Economic Sciences because he was asleep. “My phones were all set up for Do Not Disturb...The co-winner, Bob (Robert) Wilson, is also my neighbor across the street. He came over at about 2 a.m. and was pounding on my door," said Milgrom, who graduated from Oak Park High School. Milgrom and Wilson, who is also a professor at Stanford University, won the Nobel Prize for improvements in auction theory. “Milgrom designed a general theory of auctions that takes into consideration common values of auction markets as well as private values, which vary from bidder to bidder,” read the release.

SOUTHFIELD, Mich. – Two Oak Park High School students were killed and four others were injured in a crash on Friday. Police said four people were thrown out of the vehicle in the crash that happened on Telegraph Road near 10 Mile Road in Southfield. READ: Fiery crash in Southfield kills 2 Oak Park High School students, injures 4 othersPolice said they don’t believe alcohol or drugs played a role in the crash. The vehicle went through a fence, went airborne and hit several trees before bursting into flames. The Oak Park school district will have counselors on hand for students and staff.