Speaker 1: Word on the streets of Detroit is that our community
Speaker 1: is buzzing with stories that underscore resilience and unity, even
Speaker 1: as we face both challenges and celebrations. I'm Morgan Riley,
Speaker 1: and today I'll walk you through the top local headlines
Speaker 1: shaping our city. Our lead story comes from the East Side,
Speaker 1: where a tragic accident Saturday evening has left a four
Speaker 1: year old girl in critical condition. According to WDIV, the
Speaker 1: incident happened on Canyon Street near Balduck Park just after
Speaker 1: five point thirty pm. The child was attending a family
Speaker 1: reunion when she was struck by a car traveling at
Speaker 1: a high speed. Family members say the driver remained at
Speaker 1: the scene and police are still investigating whether charges will
Speaker 1: be filed. Captain Scott Pellerito from the Detroit Police Department
Speaker 1: noted an uptake and child involved accidents this summer, calling
Speaker 1: this one a deeply tragic situation for the community. As
Speaker 1: the family rallies around the injured girl, they say their
Speaker 1: faith is carrying them through. In other news, Detroit Roit
Speaker 1: Police are asking for help locating fourteen year old Camarian
Speaker 1: Callaway last scene Saturday on Manor Street. Kamarians described as
Speaker 1: five feet six inches one hundred and forty five pounds
Speaker 1: with brown eyes and black hair. He was last seen
Speaker 1: wearing a black T shirt, black jeans, and orange and
Speaker 1: gray shoes. Anyone with information is urged to contact Commander
Speaker 1: Donna McCord at the Detroit Police Department or Crimestoppers of
Speaker 1: Michigan Now for a bit of inspiration. The Detroit Public
Speaker 1: Library hosted its inaugural Author's Literary Symposium and Book Extravaganza yesterday.
Speaker 1: More than twenty local and national authors gathered at the
Speaker 1: main Library on Woodward Avenue for signings, panel discussions, and workshops.
Speaker 1: This event, co hosted by Phi Beta Sigma Fraternity, highlights
Speaker 1: Detroit's ever growing literary community and commitment to literacy. It's
Speaker 1: a reminder that even amid hardship, Detroit's creative pulse remains strong.
Speaker 1: Looking at weather, the for Worn Weather Team reports that
Speaker 1: Detroit is enjoying warm and sunny conditions, with temperatures in
Speaker 1: the low seventies and forecast highs near ninety by week's end.
Speaker 1: There's some haze from lingering Canadian wildfire smoke, but air
Speaker 1: quality has improved, making this a perfect stretch for outdoor
Speaker 1: summer fun. Community events are filling up our August calendar.
Speaker 1: Music lovers can catch Citizen Soldier's Heart Support Tour at
Speaker 1: Saint Andrew's Hall on August twelfth, or groove to Raheem
Speaker 1: DeVaughn at the Aretha Franklin Amphitheater August twentieth for a
Speaker 1: global twist Afro Future Detroit brings its first US festival
Speaker 1: to the city with live acts August sixteenth and seventeenth. Meanwhile,
Speaker 1: Michigan Central Station's rooftop evening on the Terrace is sold out,
Speaker 1: underscoring just how vibrant and in demand our city's public
Speaker 1: spaces have become. As we close, I'm reflecting on how
Speaker 1: every Detroit story, whether somber or triumphant, adds averse to
Speaker 1: the city's ongoing narrative. We are defined by how we
Speaker 1: support each other, celebrate our c and honor our resilience.
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