News Summary Eddie Jawad, a businessman in Macomb County, Michigan, survived a shooting ambush on October 14, 2025. The incident occurred as he was leaving his home, with the attacker reportedly having planned the assault. Jawad was grazed by a bullet but released from the hospital the same day. Local
News Summary Tammy Carvey, a 45-year-old from Wyandotte, Michigan, won $100,000 in the Powerball lottery after using AI to select her numbers. She typically plays when jackpots exceed a billion, but this time, she consulted ChatGPT for suggestions. Initially thinking she won $50,000, she discovered her prize doubled after activating
News Summary Office Depot has faced significant backlash after terminating an employee who refused to print a poster for a vigil honoring conservative activist Charlie Kirk. The incident occurred just hours before the vigil, leading to wide criticism and calls for a boycott from Republican leaders and the public alike.
News Summary A video featuring Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem is being shown at Detroit Metropolitan Airport, sparking significant criticism for potential Hatch Act violations. The video criticizes Democratic lawmakers for not funding the federal government, creating concern among passengers and airport officials. While some Michigan airports have opted not
News Summary Michigan communities are experiencing a blend of joy and sorrow after the recent release of Israeli hostages and Palestinian prisoners amid a ceasefire between Hamas and Israel. Celebrations for reunions contrast with mourning for those still lost and calls for Palestinian rights. This complex emotional landscape reflects the
News Summary A $20 million legislative grant intended for the American-Arab Chamber of Commerce is under scrutiny as allegations of embezzlement arise against businesswoman Fay Beydoun. Initial investigations reveal funds may have been misallocated for personal enrichment instead of business initiatives. This complex case involves multiple state officials and raises
News Summary Republican candidate Mike Steger faces security threats after a student at Oakland University posted calling for his death in relation to an upcoming campaign event. The Oakland County Prosecutor’s Office is investigating, while the GOP is increasing security measures. Concerns regarding the safety of political figures are intensifying,
News Summary On Saturday, October 18, thousands are expected to participate in the ‘No Kings’ protests across over 100 locations in Michigan. These demonstrations aim to counteract federal overreach and Trump administration policies, focusing on issues such as immigrant arrests and heightened ICE activity. With events scheduled in major cities
News Summary Governor Gretchen Whitmer and House Speaker Matt Hall have passed a landmark road funding bill in Michigan, allocating nearly $2 billion over four years for infrastructure improvements. The law emphasizes a bipartisan approach and redirects gas tax revenues while implementing a new marijuana tax to bolster funding. This
News Summary Charles Hinton, a 33-year-old resident of Riverview, will not face charges for the fatal stabbing of Ramon Vazquez after the Wayne County Prosecutor’s Office ruled it as self-defense. The incident, which occurred at a Kroger grocery store, involved Vazquez allegedly initiating the confrontation by attacking Hinton. While cleared
