Pandemic causes Ride for Autism to switch gears into medallion Road Tour for Aug. 2
The medallion ceremony is a special part of the event every year. Ride Ambassador Rachel Adams presents kids and even adults with autism with a Ride for Autism medal. Here is how she described it in the past.
With Michigan vaccine rates down almost 50%, Beaumont is offering curbside vaccinations for kids
With vaccination rates falling in Michigan amid the COVID-19 pandemic, curbside vaccinations for kids are now available for an appointment at Beaumont teen health centers.
Woman drives through Black Lives Matter protest crowd on Telegraph in Taylor
All of it was captured on Facebook video showing the woman's white Chevrolet Impala stopping on Goddard, a crowd of protesters surrounding her, and then she apparently stepped on the gas, running over Postoski's bike.
Taylor waitress wary of safety amid COVID-19 reopenings
A waitress is Taylor is sharing concerns about safety precautions ahead of her restaurant's reopening on June 8.
Mother of 2 with diabetes gets coronavirus and is left with brain damage
Doctors told her mother that Shantel suffered severe brain damage. Although she didn't have any symptoms, a routine test also revealed Shantel had COVID-19, which may have caused her blood to drop. She is now at Beaumont Farmington.
Westland police looking for driver who hit and killed woman on Van Born
The crash happened on Van Born Road at about 9:30 p.m. Wednesday April 29. The woman, from Taylor was riding her bicycle west of Farnum when he was struck by the driver who then drove off.
Suspected drunk driver arrested after hitting stalled car, tow truck on I-94 Monday
Michigan State Police said a suspected drunk driver was arrested after slamming into the back of a stalled car on I-94 on Monday.
Man spreads love, thanks to Taylor nurses who cared for mother who died of Covid-19
Jeff Pyles is returning to the Beaumont Hospital in Taylor where his mother died of Covid-19 to say thank you to the staff.
Michigan Bread in Taylor donates bread to charity, especially seniors
A Taylor company is donating bread to charity during the coronavirus outbreak.
Under federal indictment cloud, Taylor mayor delivers 2020 state of the city
Mayor Rick Sollars, along with Taylor's Community Development Manager Jeffrey Baum, are accused of taking bribes from businessman Shady Awad so his development company could get its hands on tax foreclosed properties owned by the city.
Off-duty Taylor police officer accused of drunk driving crash
The Taylor city spokesperson says that officer has been put on administrative leave.
Taylor gas station clerk arrested after shooting at Dearborn man, shredding his tire
A clerk at a Taylor gas station is in custody after he allegedly mistook a customer for stealing gas and shot at him while he was in his car, shredding the tire.
Taylor mayor claims innocence, appears in federal court for bribery and wire fraud charges
Charges claim Rick Sollars received personal benefits not to mention money, so a business man could get his hands on tax foreclosed properties in the city.
Taylor man, 63, killed in crash after running red light on Taylor
Taylor Police said a 63-year-old man was killed Wednesday morning when he blew through a red light on Telegraph and was t-boned.
Taylor mayor Rick Sollars indicted on federal bribery, wire fraud charges
Taylor mayor Rick Sollars has been indicted on federal bribery and wire fraud charges after a lengthy probe into corruption at Taylor City Hall.
Waitress who didn't know she was pregnant delivers baby at work
At 43 years old, Dawn Dodge still can't believe her new bundle of joy, baby Collin, came into the world Saturday without any warning.
Taylor firefighters help man who fell off ladder, finish hanging his Christmas lights
Something went terribly wrong when a Taylor man was trying to hang his Christmas lights.
Water heater explodes in Taylor family home leaving woman with 3rd degree burns
A fire left a laundry room gutted and a single mother of four with third degree burns and smoke inhalation. She was able to escape with her life.
Navy vet salutes traffic on Veterans Day in Taylor to honor those who have served
Every year on Veterans Day Navy veteran John Heidenreich stands outside and salutes traffic - rain or shine - or in this case, snow.
Officers taser, arrest armed suspect yelling 'shoot me' in tense standoff
Wearing a suicide prevention vest, a man accused of getting into an intense stand-off with Taylor police appeared before a judge Tuesday as video of the event was played in court.