Speaker 1: Good morning, Detroit. I'm Morgan Riley. Word on the streets
Speaker 1: of Detroit. We're waking up to a city that's moving fast,
Speaker 1: staying resilient, and showing up for one another. According to
Speaker 1: Fox To, Detroit police are investigating a deadly stabbing on
Speaker 1: the east Side after a pool party turned violent Saturday
Speaker 1: night near seven Mile in Fleming. Two people, a woman
Speaker 1: in her twenties and a man in his thirties, were
Speaker 1: killed and two others in their thirties were hospitalized. Police
Speaker 1: have identified a person of interest, but have not made
Speaker 1: an arrest. Chief James White's team has been addressing what
Speaker 1: they called a rash of recent violence, urging calm and
Speaker 1: cooperation with investigators. Fox two also reports a separate incident
Speaker 1: in which a fifteen year old was shot and killed
Speaker 1: during an alleged attempted robbery and the thirty one thousand
Speaker 1: block of Hendrix. The man involved is a concealed Carrie
Speaker 1: permit holder, and two people were arrested shortly after the
Speaker 1: shooting as detectives sort out the facts. WDIV Local four
Speaker 1: High I lighted a heartbreaking crash on Detroit's east Side
Speaker 1: involving a five year old girl who was struck by
Speaker 1: a vehicle, and click on Detroit noted a community push
Speaker 1: for back to school donations with a supply drive this
Speaker 1: Thursday in Southgate, underscoring how Metro Detroit's rally when families
Speaker 1: need support. CBS Detroit says police are searching for fifteen
Speaker 1: year old Jania Vernet last scene Saturday, leaving her home
Speaker 1: on Westwood Street. She's described as five foot four, about
Speaker 1: one hundred pounds, with brown eyes and black hair. Last
Speaker 1: scene Saturday, leaving her home on Westwood Street. Anyone with
Speaker 1: information is asked to contact Commander Dietrich Lever at three
Speaker 1: one three five nine six five eight four zero or
Speaker 1: crime Stoppers at one eight hundred seven seven three two
Speaker 1: five eight seven. Moments like this remind us how neighbors
Speaker 1: help bring neighbors home for a human interest Spotlight Visit
Speaker 1: Detroit's calendar shows the city alive with summer traditions from
Speaker 1: the Troit's Ribs and R and B Music Festival this
Speaker 1: past weekend to Tonight's Toto Men at Work and Christopher
Speaker 1: Cross Show, plus Sky Covington's Satindall review. Proof Our music
Speaker 1: roots from Motown to modern still set the tempo and
Speaker 1: the Metro Detroit News reports Afro Future Festival brings African
Speaker 1: music and culture to Bedrocks Douglas site August sixteenth and seventeenth,
Speaker 1: Another chapter in the story of a city that turns
Speaker 1: heritage into heartbeat. Ratherwise, expect warm mid eighties afternoons with
Speaker 1: humid air and a slight chance of pop up showers
Speaker 1: or storms the next couple of days. Plan shade and
Speaker 1: water if you're out at evening events. The City of
Speaker 1: Detroit's events page lists a District four Community Advisory Council
Speaker 1: meeting tonight at Grace Community Church on Morass and a
Speaker 1: virtual District two meeting tomorrow. Showing up at these meetings
Speaker 1: shapes what happens on your block. Detroit has always balanced
Speaker 1: joy and struggle, like a classic groove sampled into a
Speaker 1: new beat. We honor the lives lost, search for the missing,
Speaker 1: and still fill our parks and stages. Because community isn't
Speaker 1: an event, it's a practice. This has been Morganiley, your
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