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RIVER ROUGE, Mich. -- Robert Davis Jr. does not have an aversion of the getting close to basketball hoop, he just likes to shoot it from far away. After being held scoreless in the first quarter, Davis hit four 3-pointers in the second quarter. After hitting a corner 3-pointer, Davis trapped the ball handler by the sideline shortly after River Rouge (12-2) inbounded the ball. After going over a decade without beating River Rouge in its gym, Hamtramck has now done it two seasons in a row. River Rouge was led in scoring by senior Tyler Hamilton, who was also 11-for-12 from the free-throw line.

Several puppies have found new homes thanks to the River Rouge School District.

KALAMAZOO, MI – The sixth week of Michigan’s boys high school basketball season featured many marquee matchups involving Kalamazoo-area schools, with the headliner happening at River Rouge, where Kalamazoo Central defeated Hamtramck, 69-61, at the Martin Luther King Jr. Freedom Classic. That signature win boosted K-Central in the latest Kalamazoo-area prep hoops power rankings, but the Maroon Giants were far from the only team to climb heading into Week 7.

Most scores are reported through the Associated Press and the MHSAA. GIRLS BASKETBALL SCORESYpsilanti Arbor Prep 55, Redford Westfield Prep 52Shamya Reid led Westfield Prep with 16 points, followed by 15 points from Isis Johnson-Musah. Lake Orion 65, Harper Woods 36Alden Ritt led Lake Orion with a double-double in the form of 27 points and 10 rebounds. Malachi Grandberry added 13 points, DJ Morrow had seven points, Blake Liddell had six points and eight rebounds, and Nate Havrilla had six points. SCORESAuburn Hills Avondale 49, Troy 48Bloomfield Christian School 61, Brighton Livingston Christian 43Clarkston 57, Oak Park 54Harper Woods Chandler Park 69, Southfield Arts & Technology 60Lutheran Westland 69, Novi Christian Academy 53Plymouth Christian Academy 85, Allen Park Inter-City Baptist 56River Rouge 80, Dearborn Advanced Tech Academy 64

GRAND BLANC, MI – Nick Marsh scored 17 points Saturday to lead River Rouge to a 58-41 victory over Bridgeport in the opening game of the GottaGetIt Hoops Classic at Grand Blanc. Rouge led 27-25 at halftime. River Rouge raised its record to 8-0 while Bridgeport fell to 1-6. Games continue throughout the day with Grand Blanc vs. Orchard Lake St. Mary’s wrapping things up beginning at 8:45 p.m. Tickets are $15 and good for the entire day as long as fans don’t leave the building. MORE:State’s top teams to be in Grand Blanc for annual showcase

One person has been killed and another has been critically injured following a shooting Tuesday night outside of a smoke shop in Lincoln Park, police say.

The massive ground swelling in <a href="https://www.clickondetroit.com/topic/Southwest_Detroit/" target="_blank">Southwest Detroit</a> prompted a nearby scrap recycling company to move its material to a facility in River Rouge. Then something similar started happening at the River Rouge facility.

There’s concern about a stretch of land in a storage yard in River Rouge where the pavement has buckled and cracked along Pleasant and Campbell streets.

The library purchased the long-sought-after “Plan of the Fort at De Troit” for $42,500 this month, according to a university news release. Permission to use video provided by William L. Clements Library at University of Michigan. It was just recently put on public sale, said Clements Library Director Paul Erickson, who decided the cost was worth it for the library’s collection. The most recent acquisition and preservation of the 1761 map demonstrates the mission of the Clements Library, Erickson said, which has always appreciated public support to help bolster collections. Read more from The Ann Arbor News:745 flu cases identified in University of Michigan CDC studyThese Michigan cities are considered America’s best college towns, survey saysThe Cube?

The high school boys basketball season was set to begin tonight with a bang as the Motor City Tip-Off Classic invitational was set to include four games involving top teams in Michigan. Due to compliance issues, however, the event has been canceled and the eight teams involved are scrambling to reschedule. The event was scheduled to be hosted in Detroit at the Wayne County Community College District’s Curtis L. Ivery Health & Wellness Center. The games impacted are River Rouge vs. Roseville, Detroit Catholic Central vs. Detroit Edison, Detroit U-D Jesuit vs. Detroit King, and Brother Rice vs. Grand Blanc. The Tip-Off Classic was planning to use an unauthorized streaming services broadcast the games.

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The debate of building another medical marijuana dispensary in the city of River Rouge is getting mixed reactions.

Those two cross-state showdowns aren’t the only two big games involving Kalamazoo-area teams this week, as a pair of Wolverine Conference rivalry games and a marquee matchup in the SAC also headline the Week 6 schedule. Follow along below to see all the Week 6 Kalamazoo-area predictions, including five featured games that promise to be especially competitive. Pick: River Rouge 31, Portage Northern 17---Paw Paw seniors pose for a portrait during Kalamazoo-area high school football at The Dome Sports Center in Schoolcraft, Michigan. Paw Paw has solidified itself as the No. 1 team headlines Week 6 Kalamazoo-area prep football power rankingsKalamazoo-area high school football playoff picture heading into Week 6COVID contributing to record rate of Michigan high school football forfeits, but not the only factor

Officials have charged a Grosse Pointe Park pharmacy owner, a Detroit doctor and three others with running a prescription drug ring in several cities around Wayne County.

A River Rouge police officer attempted a traffic stop Sunday evening because the Chrysler 300 SRT didn’t have a license plate, the report said. The driver allegedly failed to stop, turned off Coolidge Highway onto West Jefferson Avenue and did donuts in front of city hall. The driver then lost control and struck the patrol car, causing significant damage to the 300′s front passenger door. The officer exited his vehicle, pulled his firearm and instructed the suspect to get out of the vehicle. The River Rouge Police Department is asking anyone with information regarding this incident, including the suspect’s identity and whereabouts, to call 313-842-8700.

A lot of Metro Detroit high school football teams made some impressive statements in Week 1, while others have to revisit the drawing board. West Bloomfield (0-1)Despite losing some key pieces from last year’s championship team, many expected more from West Bloomfield to open the season. West Bloomfield has suffered early-season losses all too often, but has found ways to bonce back. Rochester Adams (1-0)Parker Picot led the way for Adams in a shocking 35-17 upset of West Bloomfield. West Bloomfield (0-1)4.

River Rouge is well aware of the fact that it is a young team this year. But no one on the River Rouge roster is about to make excuses. Holly is the lone returning starter on offense for River Rouge. “I think our offense this year is very versatile,” said Christian Johnson, River Rouge’s junior quarterback. He will play both ways this year and should be a force in the trenches for River Rouge.

A police officer on patrol noticed a van out of place in an alley at about 4 a.m. Tuesday in Wyandotte and went to check it out.

River Rouge three-star defensive lineman Davonte Miles announced Thursday that he has decommitted from the Wolverines and reopened his recruitment. I would like to thank Coach Nua, Coach Harbaugh and the Michigan staff for recruiting me the past three years. The 6-foot-5, 275-pounder reportedly has 17 offers, including Big Ten schools Michigan State, Minnesota and Indiana. He is the fifth player to decommit this cycle, joining Belleville four-star safety Myles Rowser, Essexville Garber four-star defensive lineman Alex VanSumeren, Tennessee four-star star safety Taylor Groves and Massachusetts four-star linebacker Tyler Martin. RELATED: State title main focus for Davonte Miles of River Rouge

A child predator wanted in North Carolina was arrested this weekend during an overnight search warrant that was served at his relative’s house in River Rouge, police said.

DTE Energy has received state approval to add nearly 800 megawatts of renewable energy projects in Michigan through 2025 – including new solar farms in Detroit, Highland Park and River Rouge. DTE would offer renewable energy bill credits to low-income customers “if the company is successful in securing the necessary funding” for the projects, per a DTE news release. The goal is to have the first one operating by late 2022 or early 2023, said Brian Calka, director of renewable solutions at DTE Energy. The program allows customers to pay extra to support new renewable energy projects in Michigan. Participating in the program creates more renewable energy per dollar than installing and maintaining rooftop solar panels, he said.

The closure of the plant is a milestone in the company’s clean energy transition that includes increased investments in wind and solar, utilizing cleaner natural gas, and operating its carbon-free Fermi nuclear plant.

A River Rouge woman has been charged with murder for shooting and killing her estranged boyfriend during an argument over their children, police said.

Authorities said Theresa Bragg got into argument with victim over the two children they share

Most scores are reported through the Associated Press and the MHSAA. To add your missing score, email japurcell@mlive.com with the results. Stats from the game are accepted too. Division 1Ann Arbor Huron 44, River Rouge 34COVERAGE: Huron’s ‘beautiful’ defense carries team to first Breslin Center birth since 2010Grand Blanc 58, Orchard Lake St Mary’s 53COVERAGE: Grand Blanc in Division 1 semis after ending Orchard Lake St. Mary’s 27-game winning streakWarren De La Salle Collegiate 68, Macomb Dakota 33Division 2Battle Creek Pennfield 54, Romulus Summit Academy North 49Ferndale 73, Croswell-Lexington 68Division 3Flint Beecher 71, Detroit Loyola 46COVERAGE: Flint Beecher headed back to Division 3 semifinals for first time since 2017Division 4Detroit Douglass 68, Southfield Christian 56COVERAGE: Future Spartan Pierre Brooks II one win away from Breslin Center after netting 35 points in playoff win

YPSILANTI, MI -- Huron and River Rouge played in the state quarterfinal tonight at Ypsilanti Lincoln High School. Huron’s fan cheer during the state quarter finals at Ypsilanti Lincoln on Tuesday, April 6, 2021. (Alie Skowronski/mlive.com) Alie Skowronski | The Ann Arbor NewsHuron’s Brandon Rawls (23) shoots a layup during the state quarter finals against River Rouge at Ypsilanti Lincoln on Tuesday, April 6, 2021. (Alie Skowronski/mlive.com) Alie Skowronski | The Ann Arbor NewsHuron’s Brandon Rawls (23) shoots against River Rouge during the state quarter finals at Ypsilanti Lincoln on Tuesday, April 6, 2021. (Alie Skowronski/mlive.com) Alie Skowronski | The Ann Arbor News

The Hal Schram Mr. Basketball award winners have been released and the 2021 finalist field is five players deep. Detroit Frederick Douglass's Pierre Brooks II (1) dribbles up the court against Martin Luther King's Davin Walker (3) during their high school basketball game at Frederick Douglass High School in Detroit, on Friday, February 26, 2021. Grand Rapids Christian's Kobe Bufkin competes against Farmington in the annual Grand Rapids Union Redhawk Showcase in a boys basketball game on Feb. 1, 2020. Despite River Rouge’s rich history, he is hoping to becoming the program’s first Mr. Basketball winner. He is the second-straight Mr. Basketball finalist for St. Mary’s as he follows in the footsteps of Lorne Bowman.

RIVER ROUGE, MI -- Two men died Thursday morning outside of the River Rouge Police Department after they were shot and driven to the department for help. According to WDIV Detroit, the two men -- who have not been identified, but were in their early 20s -- were shot in Ecorse near Jefferson Avenue and Union Street. Police say a female driver and another female who was in the car, drove the men to the police station in hopes of getting the victims help. However, the men died while in the backseat of the car outside of the station. It is unclear if police have any suspects in the shooting or what led to the men being shot.

RVER ROUGE, Mich. – At least two people have died following a shooting in Wayne County on Thursday morning. According to police, a shooting occurred in Ecorse Thursday morning. Two individuals involved in the shooting, both in their 20s, reportedly drove to River Rouge in search of help. The two individuals drove to the River Rouge Police Department, where they died inside of the vehicle, officials say. Additional details regarding the shooting or the victims’ identities have not yet been released.

RIVER ROUGE – River Rouge police are searching for 35-year-old Jennifer Blackmon who has been missing since Dec. 22. All I want is for her to be home and to see all of the accomplishments that I’ve made or going to make,” said Blackmon’s daughter Amonte Hamer. Crime Stoppers is offering a cash reward of up to $2,500 for information leading to an arrest. Anonymous tips can be submitted to 800-Speak Up or visit visit www.1800speakup.org. MORE: Missing in Michigan -- missing persons reports

East Lansing (5-0)Division 1Last Week: 24A lot of Lansing-area teams have gone into quarantine recently and East Lansing is one of them. Detroit Cass Tech (11-1)Division 1Last Week: 20Cass Tech added wins over Detroit CMA, Detroit Collegiate Prep and Roseville last week. Clarkston (9-3)Division 1Last Week: 20Clarkston looks like it has moved on from its back-to-back losses after three wins last week. Saginaw Arthur Hill (8-1)Division 1Last Week: 14Arthur Hill suffered its first loss last week in a three-point decision against Benton Harbor. PREVIOUS RANKINGSTop 25 Michigan high school boys basketball team rankings for March 1Top 25 Michigan high school boys basketball team rankings for Feb. 22First top 25 Michigan high school boys basketball team rankings for 2021

Most scores are reported through the Associated Press and the MHSAA. Plymouth was led by 16 points from Ella Riley, 12 points from Kyra Brandon, 8 points from Ainsley Florence and 7 points from Erin Donnelly. Salem was led by Marissa Henry’s 11 points and Abby Resovsky’s 8 points. “I’m happy for our seniors to get the win on our senior night,” Plymouth coach Ryan Ballard said. Credit goes to our kids for learning and growing through adversity this week.

Detroit Southeastern, Detroit Pershing and Detroit Cristo Rey are all on the slate this week. Hamtramck (6-2)Division 1Hamtramck was brought back down to Earth last week with losses to Orchard Lake St. Mary’s and Detroit University Prep. North Farmington (5-1)Division 1After notching another win over Farmington, the Raiders lost a key OAA Red matchup against Ferndale, 60-55. Detroit Edison Public School Academy (7-0)Division 2Wins over Detroit Community and Warren Michigan Collegiate last week keep the Pioneers undefeated. DearbornMOREMetro Detroit area boys basketball rankings for week of Feb. 22Metro Detroit area boys basketball rankings for week of Feb. 15First Metro Detroit high school boys basketball rankings for 2021 season

Detroit Davis Aerospace, Detroit King and Detroit Central are all up this week. Detroit Edison Public School Academy (4-0)Division 2Edison beat Detroit Catholic Central and Southfield Bradford last week. This week, Detroit Community, Warren Michigan Collegiate and Detroit Leadership Academy are on the schedule. Losing only to Detroit U-D Jesuit, King has Goodrich, Detroit Douglass and Detroit East English Village on its schedule this week. BellevilleMOREMetro Detroit area boys basketball rankings for week of Feb. 15First Metro Detroit high school boys basketball rankings for 2021 season

Most scores are reported through the Associated Press and the MHSAA. To add your missing score, email japurcell@mlive.com with the results. Stats from the game are accepted too. The list might be updated periodically. BOYS PREP BASKETBALLCOVERAGEHamtramck 62, River Rouge 56SCORESAllen Park Cabrini 61, Waterford Our Lady of the Lakes 52Auburn Hills Avondale 59, Royal Oak 54Belleville 48, Livonia Stevenson 45Bloomfield Hills 63, Birmingham Groves 58Brownstown Woodhaven 51, Trenton 43Carleton Airport 59, Riverview 41Clarkston 70, Farmington 40Dearborn 44, Dearborn Fordson 32Dearborn Heights Annapolis 42, Garden City 36Dearborn Heights Crestwood 52, Redford Union 46Detroit Douglass 68, Sterling Heights Parkway Christian 58Detroit Henry Ford 72, Detroit Pershing 59Ecorse 54, Taylor Trillium Academy 30Gibraltar Carlson 36, Lincoln Park 29Grosse Ile 59, Monroe St Mary Catholic Central 43Harper Woods Chandler Park 89, Detroit Leadership Academy 16Lake Orion 38, Birmingham Seaholm 29Lutheran Westland 40, Rochester Hills Lutheran Northwest 31Melvindale 54, Redford Thurston 51Mount Clemens 47, Southfield Bradford Academy 44New Boston Huron 63, Milan 54North Farmington 50, West Bloomfield 39Northville 46, Novi 41Plymouth Christian Academy 69, Allen Park Inter-City Baptist 46Pontiac 61, Ferndale University 46Romulus 59, Dearborn Heights Robichaud 41Romulus Summit Academy North 73, Detroit Community 22Salem 64, Canton 50South Lyon East 39, White Lake Lakeland 37Southfield Arts & Technology 51, Rochester Adams 46Troy Athens 57, Berkley 48Walled Lake Central 53, Waterford Kettering 47Walled Lake Northern 57, Milford 36Warren Michigan Collegiate 59, Detroit Jalen Rose Leadership Academy 57Wayne Memorial 82, Westland John Glenn 48Ypsilanti Lincoln 65, Detroit East English 51GIRLS PREP BASKETBALLSCORESBelleville 59, Livonia Stevenson 32Canton 44, Salem 17Clarkston 80, Flint Powers Catholic 37Clinton Township Chippewa Valley 45, St Clair Shores Lakeview 44Dearborn 52, Dearborn Fordson 37Dearborn Heights Annapolis 43, Garden City 34Eastpointe 47, New Haven 44Gibraltar Carlson 63, Lincoln Park 16Grosse Pointe South 57, Macomb Dakota 35Harper Woods 70, Taylor Prep 24Hartland 53, Plymouth 28Hazel Park 45, Clinton Township Clintondale 12Livonia Franklin 46, Livonia Churchill 19Macomb L’Anse Creuse North 50, Utica 33Madison Heights Lamphere 62, St Clair Shores South Lake 34Marine City 55, Warren Fitzgerald 23New Baltimore Anchor Bay 65, Sterling Heights Stevenson 41Northville 36, Novi 24Redford Thurston 55, Melvindale 20Rochester Hills Lutheran Northwest 61, Grosse Pointe Woods University Liggett 11Romulus 64, Dearborn Heights Robichaud 38Romulus Summit Academy North 59, Warren Michigan Collegiate 27South Lyon 36, Walled Lake Western 34Trenton 50, Brownstown Woodhaven 25Utica Eisenhower 49, Port Huron Northern 46Utica Ford 56, Romeo 31Walled Lake Central 51, Waterford Kettering 24Warren Cousino 48, St Clair Shores Lake Shore 29Wayne Memorial 82, Westland John Glenn 48West Bloomfield 64, Troy 47Wixom St Catherine 55, Allen Park Cabrini 24Wyandotte Roosevelt 39, Dearborn Edsel Ford 26

For the first time since 2016, River Rouge lost to a league opponent as Hamtramck claimed a 62-56 road win over the No. After losing to River Rouge by single digits in the last three meetings, including two five-point losses, the No. After a bucket by River Rouge’s Keyshawn Devlin to cut the Cosmos’ lead 58-56 with 1:20 left, Hamtramck forced River Rouge to foul the rest of the way. Concentrate on what we do.”Jalen Holly finished with 9 points for River Rouge while Devlin had 8 points. After beating River Rouge for the first time in over a decade -- or much longer -- the wait to finally get that big win was worth it.

RIVER ROUGE, Mich. – Crime Stoppers is offering a cash reward of up to $2,500 for information leading to an arrest in the shooting death of Christopher Triplett. Triplett was found shot to death on July 12, 2020. He was found behind the wheel of a brown or gold 2020 Chevy Malibu. The vehicle was parked on Beechwood Street in River Rouge. More: Crime news

BOYS PREP BASKETBALLSUMMARIESRiver Rouge 73, Detroit Denby 31Legend Geeter led River Rouge with 19 points and 9 rebound. Keyshawn Devlin added 11 points and 6 assists. Ecorse 57, Detroit University Prep 53Malik Olafioye led Ecorse with 25 points and 5 rebounds while teammate Kenneth Morrast Jr. had 14 points and 4 assists. Clemens 42, Warren Michigan Collegiate 13Nevaeh Williams led the Bathers with 26 points, 12 rebounds, 5 assists and 8 steals. Teammate A’laia Richardson had 10 points and 5 assists while N’Tori Readus had 6 points, 17 rebounds and 3 blocks.

But for River Rouge football coach Corey Parker, losing is just a part of the journey of success. DeWitt built a 27-8 lead in the third quarter before River Rouge was able to start fighting its way back in it. “Our quarterback, that’s my man,” said River Rouge junior wide receiver Jalen Holly. Marsh said being a part of the River Rouge team has helped him earn humility along the way. “These guys aren’t ‘I’ guys.”Despite absorbing the disappointment of the loss, Holly is convinced River Rouge is going nowhere as it expects to return to Ford Field for a third-straight season next fall.

DETROIT, MI – Thomas McIntosh knew it was going to be Tyler Holtz’s moment Saturday night. In fact, McIntosh knew it even before the two teams stepped on to the turf at Ford Field. “Everybody sees his frame and are like, ‘Oh, he’s too small, he’s not big enough,’ but that dude can run. He’s going to run your over, he’s going to run around you, he can do just about everything and he put on a show tonight. That man deserves Mr. Football.”RELATED: Watch DeWitt celebrate Division 3 state football title at Ford FieldRELATED: DeWitt dethrones River Rouge to capture first football state title in school historyHoltz in fact did it all on Saturday against a Rouge defense that prided itself on shutting down strong offenses all season.

DETROIT – DeWitt won their first football state title in school history Saturday night after downing River Rouge, 40-30. Tyler Holtz threw for four touchdowns for DeWitt, while rushing for one touchdown. River Rouge quarterback Mareyohn Hrabowski threw for 227 yards and two touchdowns and added two more rushing touchdowns. READ MORE:DeWitt dethrones River Rouge to capture first football state title in school historyJulius Garza’s all-time performance helps New Lothrop football stave off T. C. St. Francis for D-7 state titleCurse broken! Detroit Country Day football finally wins at Ford Field with dominant defenseMontague roars past Clinton 40-14 for Division 6 state title of Michigan high school footballMuskegon Mona Shores beats Warren De La Salle 25-19 to earn Division 2 state title for Michigan high school footballBig plays, stout defense lead Centreville to first football state title

Senior safety Armorion Smith led the River Rouge defense with nine tackles, while sophomore Markell Gilford and senior Demetrius Jester each added seven stops. ---Final Score: DeWitt 40, River Rouge 30. @dewittathletics @MHSAA pic.twitter.com/e3oVeU10WN — FOX Sports Detroit (@FOXSportsDet) January 24, 202101:27DeWitt senior linebacker Grant Uyl recovers an onside kick attempt by River Rouge. @dewittathletics pic.twitter.com/5C0N6ocYU3 — FOX Sports Detroit (@FOXSportsDet) January 24, 202109:09DeWitt quarterback Tyler Holtz races 49-yards down to the River Rouge 20-yard line. @RougeFootball pic.twitter.com/IpeRKFzEGp — FOX Sports Detroit (@FOXSportsDet) January 24, 2021---End of the 1Q: DeWitt 7, River Rouge 0.

The three-star defensive tackle recently committed to Michigan back on Dec. 18, but he was not about to overplay his decision. “With the new defensive coordinator, they kind of run the same defense as us (at River Rouge), the 3-3 front. 49 defensive tackle in the country according to the 247Sports composite, Miles had 17 offers before he committed to the Wolverines. 23 recruit in the state’s 2022 class, River Rouge coach Corey Parker believes Miles can outperform any ranking he has. Miles is also the first player from River Rouge to commit to Michigan in Parker’s career at the school.

The Cardinals are returning to the state title game for the second consecutive year after beating the Rams 27-3. The Cougars defeated Freeland 49-14 to advance to the state finals for the fourth time in the past five season. St. Francis edged Cass City 13-12 to advance to the state finals for the first time since 2009. Centreville has advanced to its first state title game after Everest was forced to forfeit Saturday’s semifinal due to coronavirus issues. PHOTOS GALOREChelsea vs. River Rouge footballClinton defeats Constantine in Division 6 football state semifinalsDavison defeats Rockford 27-3, heads to Ford FieldNo.

The River Rouge coach knew that some predictions had his defending Division 3 state championship team losing to Chelsea in the semifinal round Saturday, but he also knew his squad was ready to prove the doubters wrong. Chelsea then fumbled on the ensuing drive, but Rouge gave the ball back with an interception in the end zone. Our only loss in two years is to River Rouge, who is a pretty dang good football team. I’m sure Chelsea and River Rouge will be playing again next year. “We fully expect to be in the state championship game and that’s the expectation here.

ANN ARBOR – It’s Game Day, Ann Arbor! Only one high school football team from the Ann Arbor area remains as Chelsea will host the defending Division 3 state champion River Rouge in the semifinal round Saturday. The two teams have been among the best in the state regardless of division and are meeting up for a rematch of last season’s state semifinal game where River Rouge edged the Bulldogs 14-7 on their way to the state championship. --River Rouge's Mareyohn Hrabowski (5) runs the ball during River Rouge's state semifinal game against Chelsea at Dearborn High School on Saturday, Nov. 23, 2019.Jacob Hamilton | MLive.comHOW TO WATCHSaturdayRiver Rouge at Chelsea, 1 p.m.NFHS Network will be streaming the game and a subscription is needed to view the contest. Two teams still playing think soHow to watch Saturday’s Michigan high school football semifinals, finalsMHSAA confirms no championship games delayed for COVID-19 reasonsMHSAA announces updated winter contact sports schedule

RIVER ROUGE, Mich. – It’s been over a year since River Rouge football won its first state title in late November of 2019, but time has not stopped the Panthers’ quest for success. While a lot of press members selected River Rouge to get knocked out of the playoffs by Detroit King last week, Rouge won, 33-30. The talented offensive line has allowed River Rouge quarterback Mareyohn Hrabowski (Western Michigan) to lead the Panthers deep into the playoffs once again. The performance put Hrabowski into the spotlight for River Rouge this year and has continued to prove he deserves the attention. “I’m expecting another competitive Chelsea team like last year.

Defending Division 3 state champion River Rouge (8-1) will travel to Jerry Niehaus Field to face Chelsea (10-0) in a rematch of the state semifinals classic game from the 2019 season. RELATED: Revenge isn’t motivator for Chelsea ahead of state semifinal showdown with River RougeSATURDAY, JAN. 16dRiver Rouge's Mareyohn Hrabowski (5) runs the ball During River Rouge's state semifinal game against Chelsea at Dearborn High School on Saturday, Nov. 23, 2019.Jacob Hamilton | MLive.comThis is one of the toughest games to predict given the caliber of teams competing against each other. River Rouge has one of the most talented quarterbacks in the state in Mareyohn Hrabowski, who will be the toughest challenge for Chelsea this weekend. That doesn’t mean Chelsea can’t at least make things difficult for Hrabowski, but it will be a tall task, nonetheless. Prediction: Chelsea 28, River Rouge 27--MORE:MLive reporters predict, readers vote for Michigan high school football semifinal winnersBreaking down Division 3 state semifinal rematch between Chelsea and River RougeUpdated high school football playoff brackets for semifinals and finals Jan. 16Chelsea gets second crack at River Rouge after rolling Flint Kearsley in D3 regional finalVote for high school football Player of the Week from the nine regions MLive coversMLive reporters predict, readers vote for Michigan high school football semifinal winnersCoronavirus tests for Michigan high school athletes has resulted in 99.6 percent negative results, state officials say

The Michigan High School Football Coaches Association announced its 2020 Dream Team on Wednesday. Detroit Cass Tech led the way with three honorees, while Belleville, Clarkston, River Rouge and Romeo had two recipients apiece. Here are the 36 players statewide selected to the MHSFCA Dream Team offense and defense:OFFENSELinemenWeston Jones, RomeoGiovanni El-Hadi, Sterling Heights StevensonRocco Spindler, ClarkstonGarrett Dellinger, ClarkstonRaheem Anderson, Detroit Cass TechRu’Quan Buckley, Wyoming Godwin HeightsCaleb Tiernan, Detroit Country DayKyle Fugedi, Livonia FranklinQuarterbacksBrendan Sullivan, DavisonBrady Rose, Mona ShoresRunning backsDonovan Edwards, West BloomfieldAnthony Tyus III, Portage NorthernDe’javion Stepney, Macomb DakotaWide receiversAntonio Gates Jr., Dearborn FordsonDeion Burks, BellevilleAndrel Anthony Jr., East LansingJace Williams, Grand Rapids Catholic CentralTay’shawn Trent, EastpointeAthleteJoe Taylor, ChelseaDEFENSELinemenDerrick Harmon, Detroit LoyolaMichael Heldman, RomeoDamon Payne, BellevilleJosh Schell, Mount PleasantPius Odjugo, River RougeMalachi Davis, HoltLinebackersKobe King, Detroit Cass TechJaylen Reed, Detroit Martin Luther KingAustin Roon, Byron CenterJosh Burnham, Traverse City CentralAnthony Cardamone, Utica EisenhowerDefensive backsWill Johnson, Grosse Pointe SouthChristian Boivin, Traverse City WestQuillen Howze, Clinton Township Chippewa ValleyKalen King, Detroit Cass TechArmorion Smith, River RougeSpecialistEddie Jewett, Eaton Rapids***More MHSFCA honors:All-state by divisionAcademic all-stateAll-regionAssistant coaches of the yearRelated:Mona Shores’ Brady Rose rises to earn 2020 Michigan Football Player of Year award

It’d be easy for Chelsea to be fueled by a narrow loss to River Rouge in last year’s Division 3 state semifinal game, but that’s isn’t the case for the Bulldogs. While Chelsea lost 14-7 to the eventual state champions in a classic contest, getting revenge isn’t what fuels the Bulldogs heading into Saturday’s rematch. “That’s last year’s team,” said Chelsea coach Josh Lucas. “I can’t wait to play Rouge,” said Chelsea senior defensive back Logan Vaughn. “If you want to be the best, you’re going to have to beat the best and right now they’re the defending state champs,” Lucas said.

If there’s a matchup from last year’s state semifinals that is worth a rematch it’s River Rouge vs. Chelsea. The two teams are squaring off in the Division 3 semifinal game this weekend with a trip to Ford Field on the line once again. Last year, Rouge edged upset-minded Chelsea 14-7 and went on to defeat Muskegon to claim the state championship. --Tale of the tapeArmorion Smith celebrates a play in the state final for River Rouge. Chelsea has been on a mission all season long, cruising past most of its opponents as well to get back to their third-straight state semifinal game, second in Division 3.

High school football finally returned this weekend with the Michigan High School Athletic Association’s state regional round for all eight divisions. Milan's Cole McElvany (11) runs the ball during Milan's game against Carleton Airport at Milan High School on Friday, Oct. 16, 2020. River Rouge football quarterback Mareyohn Hrabowski participates in practice on Sept. 8, 2020. KALAMAZOOSchoolcraft celebrates the win during a MHSAA Division 7 high school football regional final at Portage Central High School on Saturday, Jan. 9, 2021. JACKSONConstantine's Brayden Clark (4) runs the ball during a MHSAA Division 6 high school football regional final at Gull Lake High School in Richland on Saturday, Jan. 9, 2021.

When River Rouge kicked its game-winning field goal to claim a Division 3 region championship on Saturday afternoon, it was as thrilling as it was unexpected. Locked in a back-and-forth matchup with Detroit Martin Luther King, River Rouge was able to march down the field and kick a 27-yard field goal with 10 seconds left for a 33-30 victory. “... He’s catching all kind of balls, just relentless.”Moving Martin to running back paid off in a big way in the final River Rouge possession as his 45-50 yard run put River Rouge in the red zone with under two minutes left. Hopefully never again.”Hrabowski finished with 113 yards rushing and 3 touchdowns in the winning effort to help River Rouge move on to the semifinals against Chelsea next week. I think once you get to the semifinals, the final four, everybody should have a fair shot and an equal playing field for where you’re playing at.”

“We’re looking forward to a great game, but most importantly playing a game,” said River Rouge coach Corey Parker. For River Rouge, defensive back Armorion Smith had planned to enroll early at Cincinnati, but Parker said he is committed to playing with his teammates. On top of that, River Rouge senior quarterback Mareyohn Hrabowski (Western Michigan) is looking to help the Panthers win back-to-back titles behind an offensive line filled with size, experience and talent. “River Rouge poses a great challenge that they’re big and strong and just they’re a great program. I always admire what he did there at River Rouge building his program from the ground up.

Catholic Central junior quarterback Declan Byle has really blossomed into the leader of the offense while Mohamed Jaffer continues to make major impacts on both sides of the ball. Catholic Central is known as one of the hardest working programs in the state and its defense is giving up just 9 points per game. Without Sullivan, Catholic Central could keep this one close if it controls possession. A Catholic Central win would be and upset and I feel like taking who I think is the underdog for once. PURCELL’S PICK: West Bloomfield 28, Romeo 14Division 3: River Rouge (7-1) at Detroit Martin Luther King (6-3)They finally meet again.

Mount Pleasant lineman Josh Schell will play for Army next season, capping his high school football career as an Associated Press Division 3-4 football first-team all-stater. MORE: See Associated Press Division 3-4 football all-state teamIn 2020, Schell finished with 48 tackles in earning all-Saginaw Valley League honors. The 2020 Division 3-4 Associated Press All-State football team, selected by a panel of 11 Michigan sports writers:PLAYER OF THE YEARTyler Holtz, DeWitt, Jr.FIRST-TEAM ALL-STATEQUARTERBACKSTyler Holtz, DeWitt, Jr.Dante Moore, Detroit King, So. Pleasant, Sr.LINEBACKERSAndrew Debri, DeWitt, Sr.Jaylen Reed, Detroit King, Sr.Drew Bidwell, Edwardsburg, Sr.Drake Deshetsky, North Branch, Sr. MOREMerrill’s Logan Heath earns spot on 8-player all-state teamMeet the Associated Press 8-player all-state teamIthaca’s Brady Hessbrook named Division 7-8 Player of the YearMeet the Associated Press football all-state team for Divisions 7-8Frankenmuth duo leads Saginaw-area Division 5 all-state football playersMee the Associated Press football all-state team for Divisions 5-6

RIVER ROUGE, Mich. – An annual event called the All-Star Give Back aims at making Thanksgiving just a little bit easier for families in need. Cars filled the River Rouge High School parking lot for the 22nd annual Turkey Giveaway Tuesday. READ: Annual Thanksgiving All-Star Giveback event held in River RougeWheeler helped organize the event. Wheeler said the group is giving out more than 2,000 turkeys and food boxes to those in need. They need care, they need hope, they need love.”Coleman said he has lost family and friends to COVID-19.

RIVER ROUGE, Mich. – The All-Star Giveback event took place Thursday at River Rouge High School. To practice safe social distancing, the event was done in a drive-thru style in the school parking lot. They need care. They need help. Whitmer is asking Michiganders to wear masks, practice social distancing, wash hands frequently and avoid large gatherings over the holiday.

The 2020 General Election will be held on November 3. You can find results for River Rouge here. Live results: Michigan General Election Results for Nov. 3, 2020 Find Race ResultsFind more election results and news on the Decision 2020 page. 🌟 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!

The Waterford Mott and Redford Thurston football team are not playing this week, adding to a growing statewide list for teams missing games for various reasons, including coronavirus issues. The Oakland Press reports Mott canceled its game against Taylor because of “multiple COVID-19 cases within the JV team.”Mott was scheduled to face Taylor tonight. River Rouge was set to face Detroit Catholic Central tonight, but backed out after citing concerns over Catholic Central’s possible exposure to Orchard Lake St. Mary’s. St. Mary’s canceled its game against Detroit U-D Jesuit this week. Also, Redford Thurston is not playing this week for unconfirmed reasons, leaving Romulus to find a new opponent.

According to Detroit Catholic Central, its Friday night home football game against River Rouge has been canceled. The Catholic Central vs. River Rouge game was set to be broadcast live on Fox Sport Detroit at 7:30 p.m. on Friday. “In spite of these assurances, River Rouge opted to recuse themselves from the game.”MLive has not received comment from River Rouge on the situation. River Rouge is the defending Division 3 state champion while Catholic Central is a perennial power Division 1 power. According to MHSAA representative Geoff Kimmerly, River Rouge is now free to find an opponent now that Catholic Central has rescheduled with Jesuit.

RIVER ROUGE, Mich. – Police are looking for a 65-year-old woman who has been missing since Friday. Audrey Sims was last seen on West Jefferson in River Rouge. No other details were provided. Contact police if you have any information. READ: More missing person coverage

RIVER ROUGE, Mich. – A family said a young mother of five was shot and killed in her car with two of her children inside. Tears and hugs were shared Saturday between friends and family members of 25-year-old Selena Buston. They honored a mother of five who was shot and killed in River Rouge Friday night while simply sitting in her car with two of her children inside inside. Her family came back to the very spot she was killed and held a prayer vigil in her honor. Family is hurt.

‘Everybody is heartbroken’ -- Woman fatally shot in River Rouge in truck with 2 of her childrenPublished: October 3, 2020, 11:15 pmTears and hugs were shared Saturday between friends and family of 25-year-old Selena Buston, as they honored a mother of five who was shot and killed in River Rouge Friday night, while simply sitting in her car with two of her children inside inside.

Because of that shocking performance -- and seven touchdown passes from senior quarterback Christian Dhue-Reid -- Belleville leaps over West Bloomfield in the Metro Detroit power rankings for Week 3. Detroit Catholic Central (2-0)Last week: Beat Bloomfield Hills Brother Rice, 17-12Sunday: Home vs. Warren De La Salle (1-1), 1 p.m. Detroit Martin Luther King (1-1)Last week: Beat Detroit Western International, 33-7Friday: Home vs. Detroit Denby (2-0)Previous ranking: 53. Detroit Cass Tech (2-0)Last week: Beat Detroit Mumford, 35-0Friday: Away at Detroit Renaissance (1-1)Previous ranking: 420 MHSAA football: Oak Park vs. West Bloomfield – September 18, 20202. West Bloomfield (2-0)Last week: Beat Southfield A&T, 17-15Friday: Away at Clarkston (2-0)Previous ranking: 11.

Last week, I was 10-7 with my picks, and a 58-percent pick rate is not exactly a passing grade. Looking at Week 2 games, I’m feeling more confident with my picks (which does not mean a whole lot). Macomb Dakota (1-0) vs Sterling Heights Stevenson (1-0), 7:00 PMBoth of these teams got encouraging wins in Week 1. West Bloomfield is riding high after walking all over Oak Park in Week 1, 39-0. PURCELL’S PICK: West Bloomfield 28, Southfield A&T 20.

DETROIT A security camera captured video of a River Rouge gas station shooting that left a man dead earlier this week. Local 4s Hank Winchester did a simple test to see if the mail being sent and received is getting where it needs to be on time. There have been 124 coronavirus (COVID-19) cases confirmed at Michigan State University in East Lansing. Nearly two weeks ago, the Department of Justice requested the state of Michigan hand over information about how it handled COVID-19 cases in nursing homes. Read MoreMonday, Sept. 7, 2020 --

RIVER ROUGE, Mich. – A security camera captured video of a River Rouge gas station shooting that left a man dead earlier this week. The video shows three people getting out of a silver Chrysler 300, walking over to another and firing shots around 6 p.m. Monday at the gas station on Visger Road between Jefferson Avenue and Fort Street. His family identified him as Alex Minor, of River Rouge. The owner of the gas station, Emad Saleh, said the gunmen then sped up the street to get to Minor’s girlfriend, who was in another car with children inside. You can hear from Minor’s cousin and Saleh in the video posted above.

A security camera captured video of a River Rouge gas station shooting that left a man dead earlier this week. If you need help with the Public File, call (313) 222-0566.

RIVER ROUGE, Mich. Two people were shot outside a gas station in River Rouge, according to police. It happened Monday night on Visger Road between Jefferson Avenue and Fort Street. Video from the scene shows two cars with bullet holes. Police have not released any other information. READ: More local crime reports

WAYNE COUNTY, Mich. A $200,000 two-part donation is set to provide masks to about 25,000 children in Wayne County, Wayne County Commission announced Thursday. The Commission approved the donation from Ballmer Giving LLC of Bellevue, Washington. The other half of the donation will be allocated toward the Save-A-Life Program for convalescent plasma donation as a treatment for COVID-19. This is a wonderful gift and we are very grateful to receive it, Commission Chair Alisha Bell said in a news release. According to the release, Ballmer Giving LLC was created by Steve Ballmer, who is the former Microsoft CEO and current Los Angeles Clipper owner.

The Marijuana Regulatory Agency (MRA) announced Thursday a recall on contaminated pre-rolls from retail outlets at Bay City, Hazel Park, Detroit, Traverse City, Ann Arbor, Lansing, River Rouge, Ferndale, Quincy, Lowell, Negaunee and Lapeer. According to the Michigan Department of Licensing and Regulatory Affairs (LARA), the investigation was initiated on July 31. Consumers who have any of the contaminated pre-rolls in their possession should return them to the retailer where they were purchased for proper disposal. Consumers who have experienced symptoms after using these products should report their symptoms and product use to their physician. Consumers are also asked to report any adverse product reactions to the MRA via email at MRA-Enforcement@michigan.gov or call 517-284-8599.

Beaumont Health had a solution Thursday by bringing it all to the curbside. Thursday was the first time Beaumont Health has offered curbside vaccinations. Murphy, a nurse practitioner at Beaumont Teen Health Center, said it’s a great option for those trying to social distance. READ: Here’s what Michigan school districts have planned for the fall amid the pandemicThe Beaumont Teen Health Center will be offering curbside vaccines in Taylor on Aug. 5. More information can be found on the official Beaumont Health website here.

WAYNE COUNTY, Mich. Coronavirus (COVID-19) has interrupted many routines, and that includes wellness visits for children and teens who have now fallen behind on routine vaccinations. The state of Michigan has reported a 44.5 percent decrease in immunizations during the pandemic. Officials with Beaumont said that decline puts children and their communities at risk for outbreaks of vaccine-preventable diseases. The River Rouge event will be held on July 30 at 1460 W. Coolidge Highway. The Taylor event will be held on Aug. 5 at Taylor, 26650 Eureka Road, Suite B.

RIVER ROUGE, Mich. River Rouge celebrated the 100th birthday of a woman who is living through the second global pandemic of her lifetime. Five years ago, Dora Smith earned her high school diploma at 95 years old. While she expected to have a few people drive by, she didnt expect to hear the sirens and honking horns that made their way down Chestnut Street in River Rouge. The celebration included the mayors of River Rouge and Ecorse -- her former city. Now that shes reached her goals of getting her high school diploma and reaching 100 years old, Smith talked about whats next.

Heres whats coming up on Local 4 News at 5:Downriver woman reunited with stolen puppy after suspects chaotic arrestA police pursuit in River Rouge led to one mans arrest the reunion of a Trenton woman and her puppy. Dashcam and bodycam footage captured the wild chase. A man wanted in connection to several Downriver home invasion was taken into police custody.

TRENTON, Mich. A police pursuit in River Rouge led to one mans arrest the reunion of a Trenton woman and her puppy. A man wanted in connection to several Downriver home invasion was taken into police custody. Police said William Black, 47, was on a home invasion rampage through Allen Park, Wyandotte and Trenton. A Trenton woman had her new puppy stolen during a home invasion. Trenton police didnt give up looking for Thor and the puppy was returned to her Wednesday.

FULL VIDEO: River Rouge high schooler celebrates surviving COVID-19 after 3 weeks on ventilatorPublished: May 28, 2020, 7:26 pmA senior at River Rouge High School is celebrating more than one type of graduation after he spent three weeks on a ventilator and survived the coronavirus (COVID-19).

RIVER ROUGE, Mich. A senior at River Rouge High School is celebrating more than one type of graduation after he spent three weeks on a ventilator and survived the coronavirus (COVID-19). Alijah Cromartie, 18, thought he would be spending this month finishing his senior year at River Rouge. Cromartie was discharged Thursday, and RIM staff members wanted to make sure it didnt go unnoticed. It wasnt the graduation he had planned, but Cromartie couldnt hide his job as the staff celebrated him beating the coronavirus. After three weeks on a ventilator at Childrens Hospital, Cromartie went to RIM to continue his recovery.

Serial murder suspect Kenyel Brown has been declared brain dead. If you need help with the Public File, call (313) 222-0566.

OAK PARK, Mich. – A phone call Monday led police to a man they say is connected to at least six homicides in Metro Detroit. Kenyel William Brown (WDIV)MORE: Search for Metro Detroit serial murder suspect comes to violent endPolice had been looking for Brown after they believed he committed multiple murders, one nonfatal shooting and two carjackings in Metro Detroit. Three of the shootings were in River Rouge, two were in Detroit and one was in Highland Park. Officials said someone working at an adult bookstore on 8 Mile Road near the Detroit and Oak Park border spotted Brown on Monday. Officers were able to locate Brown, but he tried fleeing through yards in Oak Park.

Tip from worker at bookstore leads to capture of suspected Metro Detroit serial killerPublished: February 25, 2020, 11:12 pmIt was a phone call from a nearby adult bookstore that led police right to serial killer suspect Kenyel Brown, 40, on Monday afternoon.

Serial murder suspect shoots himself in confrontation with policePublished: February 24, 2020, 5:08 pmMetro Detroit serial murder suspect Kenyel Brown shot himself in the head during a confrontation, according to police.

OAK PARK, Mich. – Editor’s note: Sources previously told Local 4 that Brown was fatally shot. Metro Detroit serial murder suspect Kenyel Brown shot himself in the head during a confrontation, according to police. Detroit Police Chief James Craig said it was a “single gunshot wound that he inflicted.”Craig said he is in critical condition. UPDATE: Search for Metro Detroit serial murder suspect comes to violent end: What we knowThe manhunt came to an end in Oak Park. RELATED: Metro Detroit family wants answers after father of 3 killed by criminal on the run, police sayKenyel William Brown (WDIV)

DETROIT – Federal and local law enforcement agencies are involved in a manhunt for Kenyel Brown. Brown is wanted in connection with at least six deaths in Metro Detroit. Marshals, officers from the Detroit Police Department, Michigan State Police, the FBI, and the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives zeroed in on a home Sunday in Highland Park. RELATED: Metro Detroit family wants answers after father of 3 killed by criminal on the run, police say“Our investigation led us to this address on Stevens Street in Highland Park,” Szilagy said. Marshals said Brown is known to wear the camouflage jacket seen in the photo below.

Marshals, along with multiple local law agencies, are working to try to get Kenyel Brown off the streets. READ: Manhunt underway for suspected shooter in River Rouge, Detroit murdersAuthorities said Brown is connected to three homicides in River Rouge, two in Detroit and one in Highland Park. A man was found shot to death in a vacant home on Minnesota Street, near John R. Street. READ: Quadruple murder suspect Kenyel Brown connected to new Detroit homicide“This is a situation where everyday he’s out there, somebody is at risk,” said Aaron Garcia. Brown has ties to River Route and Ecorse and has been seen in Detroit and Highland Park.

DETROIT – Sources tell Local 4 Kenyel Brown, the man wanted for three homicides out of River Rouge and a deadly shooting in Detroit Thursday night is also suspected of being connected to a fifth fatal shooting that happened Saturday morning in Detroit. UPDATE: Murder suspect Kenyel Brown connected to 6th Metro Detroit homicideSaturday morning’s shooting happened in the 20 block of Minnesota Street in Detroit at 1:45 a.m., according to police. The body of a 36-year-old man was found in the back room of a vacant building in the area. Police have murder warrants for Brown in connection to the killing of two people in River Rouge as well as an earlier homicide in the city. READ MORE: Manhunt underway for suspected shooter in River Rouge, Detroit murdersBrown was last seen driving a black Dodge Caravan with the Texas license plate NXL 7787.

DETROIT – Police believe the man responsible for two people killed in River Rouge could be responsible for another fatal shooting on Detroit’s east side. A 41-year-old man was found dead Thursday night at about 11 p.m. inside a building near the intersection of Eight Mile Road and Redmond Street. Police believe Kenyel Brown, a man suspected of killing two people in River Rouge, could be responsible. Brown was last seen driving a black Dodge Caravan with the Texas license plate NXL 7787. Brown was last seen driving a black Dodge Caravan with the Texas license plate NXL 7787.

Man wanted in River Rouge double-homicide also suspect in fatal Detroit shootingPublished: February 21, 2020, 12:12 pmPolice believe the man responsible for two people killed in River Rouge is responsible for another fatal shooting on Detroit’s east side. A 41-year-old man was found dead Friday morning inside a building near the intersection of Eight Mile Road and Redmond Street. Police believe Kenyel Brown, a man suspected of killing two men in River Rouge, could be responsible. The investigation is ongoing.

RIVER ROUGE, Mich. – The family members of two people killed in River Rouge last week continue to grieve while police search for the shooter. Dorian Patterson, 48, and Kimberly Green, 52, were shot to death Friday at a home on Beechwood Street. Authorities are searching for Kenyel William Brown, 40, in connection with the shooting. Anyone with information on Brown’s whereabouts is asked to call the U.S. Marshals Service at 313-243-5656 or Crime Stoppers at 1-800-SPEAK-UP to remain anonymous.

A vigil was held for triple shooting victims in River Rouge. If you need help with the Public File, call (313) 222-0566.

Cleanup underway after raw sewage spills into River Rouge storm drainPublished: February 6, 2020, 5:08 pmA cleanup is underway after a sludge from a truck ended up in a storm drain Thursday in River Rouge.

RIVER ROUGE, Mich. – A vigil was held Saturday night at the home of two people who were shot and killed in River Rouge this week. Family members tell Local 4 52-year-old Kimberly Green and 48-year-old Dorian Patterson were the two victims killed at the home on Beechwood Street Thursday. They were found dead after a 44-year-old man who was also shot, directed an officer to the home. Read: Community on edge after River Rouge triple shooting leaves 2 dead, 1 hospitalizedRead more: Multiple people shot at home in River Rouge; 2 killed, another injured“Till the end of the road, we can’t let go,” sang the crowd of mourners together at the vigil. It’s maddening, we got to stop,” an attendee at the vigil told Local 4.

Multiple people shot at home in River RougePublished: January 31, 2020, 6:19 amInvestigators have been at a house on Beechwood Street near Visger Road since about 10:30 p.m.

CHICAGO (Reuters) - The mayor of a Michigan steel town was attending his grandchildrens Christmas play Thursday evening when he got an unwelcome voicemail from an official of the towns top employer: United States Steel Corp (X.N). FILE PHOTO: An entrance to the U.S. Steel Great Lakes Works plant is seen in Ecorse, Michigan, U.S., September 24, 2019. In the voicemail to Bowdler, heard by Reuters, the U.S. Steel official called the layoffs terrible news and attributed the decision to weak demand, lower steel prices and new corporate strategy. Domestic steel prices, after rising in the immediate aftermath of tariffs imposed by President Donald Trump on steel imports, have fallen amid weakening demand from the auto and other manufacturing sectors. U.S. Steel, which saw a record profit in 2018 on soaring steel prices, reported a loss in the latest quarter on slowing demand.

I strongly encourage anyone affected by these layoffs to contact my office to learn more about resources that can help.U.S. Steel is a major emitter of sulfur dioxide in southwest Detroit, Ecorse, and River Rouge a toxic landscape of smokestacks, coal piles, and gas flares. The combined sulfur dioxide levels in the area exceed the national standard, posing serious health risks to residents.Sulfur dioxide is very dangerous and can cause asthma, bronchitis, and emphysema. Short-term exposure can cause difficulty breathing, stomach pain, headaches, nausea, vomiting, fever, and irritation of the nose, throat, and lungs. But for the employees, the closure is a major setback.

RIVER ROUGE, Mich. – Chet Franklin Jr. has dreamed of playing on the River Rouge High School basketball team. Franklin knows everything about the team, including every time the team won a state championship, but he is physically unable to play on the team. When the Panthers were preparing to take on Allen Park Cabrini, Coach Lamonta Stone told Franklin to get dressed. When Cabrini players realized what was happening, they passed the ball to River Rouge and Franklin got his shot. “You know he missed a couple, so I’m like, ‘Scoot up,’” River Rouge guard Cortland Cochran said.