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Crime Stoppers: Darrin Wyatt
Darrin Wyatt was murdered on January 18, 2016, and his family is still looking for answers. Crime Stoppers is offering a $2500 reward for information that will lead to an arrest. Please call 1-800-SPEAK-UP if you have information.
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Private investigator says Taylor teen missing 75 days was a case of 'Romeo and Juliet'
In a case of 'Romeo and Juliet', the case of a missing 15-year-old girl from Taylor has been solved and the girl is back home, all due to the diligent work of a Florida private investigator.
Out-of-state investigator finds Michigan teen missing for 75 days
Gloria Alvarado had not been seen for 75 days but that changed this week when a private investigator was able to track her down and get her back with her family.
City of Detroit plans to demolish 1,380 blighted properties
Five of the companies given demolition contracts are black-owned, while 51% of the workers hired will be residents of Detroit. "We can do this ourselves," said Councilman Scott Benson.
Canton man charged with involuntary murder after accidentally shooting 8-year-old son
The Wayne County Prosecutor's Office has charged a 33-year-old man with involuntary murder. Nicholas Bennett was busy working on his rifle when it discharged and hit his 8-year-old son.
Wayne County appoints Deputy Chief Raphael Washington to sheriff
Wayne County has appointed Deputy Chief Raphael Washington to the position of sheriff. His predecessor, Benny Napoleon died of COVID-19 in December.
Parents found for child police say was wandering in Dearborn
The child is described as a White/Arabic/Hispanic child, about 4 to 5 years of age, short black hair, wearing an orange "protection system" winter jacket with blue stripes down the sleeves; red sweat pants and blue flip flops with no socks.
Detroit kicks off vaccinations today, inoculating 400 at TCF Center
After a slow roll-out of the coronavirus vaccine, Detroit will begin administering the treatment to residents beginning Wednesday. It will inoculate 400 people over the age of 75 and anyone driving them over the age of 65 to start.
Attorney suing Grosse Pointe Shores over Black Lives Matter sign gets targeted by hate mail
Todd Perkins says this letter came in the mail last week. In it was an apparent jab at the Black Lives Matter slogan and a poem from the early 20th century rife with racial slurs.
Detroit first responder couple who lost 5-year-old to COVID-19, receive vaccine together
"Like I told Vonnie before, there is a purpose why this happened let's take advantage, do something positive out of this, and get back to normal life for everyone," her mom said. "We are praying for all the families who have lost loved ones we appreciate all of the people who reaching out to us still praying for us cope."
Body of missing transgender woman found inside car on Detroit's west side
Natasha Keianna had been missing since just after Christmas and was last seen in her white Saturn SUV after leaving a motel at Eight Mile near Greenfield. Today her body was found inside her vehicle at Coyle and Vassar by Detroit police.
Detroit readies to vaccinate first 400 residents amid rocky rollout of COVID-19 treatment
As health officials in Michigan temper expectations about how many citizens can get the COVID-19 vaccine, Detroit prepares to inoculate its first 400 residents.
Funeral held for young brothers who died in Christmas morning house fire
The day of the fire, DeMika Pinson and her five kids were inside their Helen Street home. Investigators still say the cause is still under investigation.
Age group expands for Detroit COVID-19 vaccines; small business grants announced
"We are expanding eligibility. The system is working," Mayor Mike Duggan said. "We started at 75 and above and now we've lowered it to 70 years old."
Taylor teen Gloria Alvarado found safe after being missing since Nov. 1
Alavarado, 15, has been missing since Nov. 1. That was when her mother went to wake her up for school and couldn't find her. Then she discovered a cut window screen and saw the girl's phone left behind.
Missing brother and sister found safe, Detroit police confirm
Richard and Rayvin was last seen by their mother at 1 p.m. Thursday at approximately 1 p.m. in the 16800 block of Marlowe. Richard and Rayven left the location on foot in an unknown direction.
Not all Dearborn residents on board for new historic districts
"I purchased it. I can't have someone telling me how, what to buy and where to buy, these are the things that we are afraid of," said Sam Hamade, who is against the historic district ordinance.
Detroit's first day of COVID-19 vaccines runs smoothly at TCF Center
The city of Detroit is vaccinating hundreds of people in the first few days that the TCF Center is open to give vaccines and Mayor Mike Duggan says it's going to keep growing.