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The crash happened just after 8 p.m. Sunday night, involving a 4-wheeler and at least one other vehicle. Redford Township police said that there was one person dead, but didn't release any further information right away.  The age and gender of the deceased have not been released.  A man who was shopping at the store on the corner said he heard a loud thud and came out of the store to see the crash scene. 

Global markets are reacting tonight as tensions with Iran intensify and oil prices climb. Energy prices have surged amid escalating attacks between Israel and Iran and growing concerns that the conflict could disrupt global oil supplies. West Texas crude has climbed to around 90 dollars a barrel, and analysts warn prices could push past 100 dollars if fighting threatens shipping in the Strait of Hormuz. Hilary Golston speaks with Dr. Michael Greiner about prices and politics. 

A 48 inch water main broke in Farmington Hills early Saturday morning. Repairs and clean up continued Sunday. 

Michael "Mike B." Brown, the owner of Detroit's Sloppy Chops, died after he was shot early March 1.  On Sunday his family gathered to honor his life and release balloons in remembrance of him. 

Cleanup continues in southwestern Michigan after four confirmed tornados struck the region. An EF 3 touched down in Union City, and EF 2 touched down in Three Rivers and two smaller tornadoes also hit the region.  In total four people were killed and 12 more injured in the storm outbreak. 

The trail of destruction remains in southwest Michigan after Friday's deadly storms that spawned EF-2 and EF-3 tornadoes

A woman is claiming she was discriminated against after the manager's of Pinball Pete's in East Lansing said she was too petite to work there.  Melissa Rill is suing for lost wages and gender discrimination.  The arcade declined to comment. 

Gov. Gretchen Whitmer declared a state of emergency in several areas along the path of the tornado in the southwest side of the state.  Cleanup began Saturday after it was announced that at least four people had died, three in Union City and a fourth in Cass County.  Penni Jo Guthrie was identified as one of the victims, another was a 13-year-old boy. The other victims have not yet been publicly identified. 

A major break in a 48‑inch GLWA transmission main on 14 Mile Road at Verona, between Drake and Farmington Road in Farmington Hills, caused flooding in the area, leading to road and trail closures as well as isolated flooding in nearby subdivisions and walkways in the City. GLWA crews remain on‑site working to restore water service to all impacted communities. 14 Mile Road remains closed, and the River Trail in Heritage Park is closed until further notice for public safety. Some walkways in nearby neighborhoods continue to be affected by isolated flooding.

Several communities in southwest Michigan have begun cleaning up, while search teams continue to look for additional victims after Friday night's tornado hit the region.