Alysia Burgio
Reporter at WWJ-TV (Detroit, MI)
🎥 Emmy Nominated Journalist @CBSDetroit - 🎓CMU alum - Story idea? [email protected]
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2 weeks ago |
cbsnews.com | Alysia Burgio
Signs installed to curb traffic in Independence Township, Michigan At the beginning of May, CBS News Detroit spoke to many people who shared their frustrations about the bumper-to-bumper traffic on their residential street in Oakland County's Independence Township. Since then, new traffic measures have been put in place. But are they helping? Residents say cars cutting through Bluegrass Drive is nothing new.
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2 weeks ago |
cbsnews.com | Alysia Burgio
City leaders in Royal Oak, Michigan, unanimously approved a new master plan that some residents are skeptical about. "Protect Royal Oak, preserve our neighborhoods, maintain our current single-family and multiple-family residential zoning," said Thomas, a resident in the city. Thomas was one of nearly a dozen residents who spoke out at Monday's city commission meeting, sharing concerns involving how the city's master plan would protect single-family homes.
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2 weeks ago |
cbsnews.com | Alysia Burgio
Metro Detroit food bank seeking donations A local food bank in Wayne County, Michigan, is urging the public to donate canned food. The nonprofit is in dire need of donations. For 42 years, Civic Concern in Northville has been a resource for the community, a go-to spot for drop-off donations, and a reliable food bank for families in need.
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3 weeks ago |
cbsnews.com | Alysia Burgio
Residents at an apartment building in Monroe County, Michigan, have been without running water for three weeks after a dispute between neighboring property owners. "Do I move somewhere else? Do I look for a new apartment?" said tenant Scott Hintze. Hintze tells CBS News Detroit that he and other tenants have lived without water in their apartment building off Lewis Avenue in Ida Township since April 25.
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1 month ago |
cbsnews.com | Alysia Burgio
Monroe County apartment building tenants without water for weeks Residents at an apartment building in Ida Township say they've been without running water for weeks. "No running water whatsoever," said tenant Scott Hintze. "I have to go to my sister's house to take showers and get clean. It's been very irritating," tenant Gary Smith stated.
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A long-standing staple in the village of Clarkston is set to close this week. @CBSDetroit https://t.co/CEpezgx21y
"It's just a mess. Nobody was expecting this to happen.” - Detroit Resident Residents on the southwest side of Detroit are left with major destruction to clean up after hundreds of homes were flooded by Monday's water main break. @CBSDetroit https://t.co/4MhvD5p9wN
"It's just so much water everywhere. It's basically like a pool.” — Detroit resident A look at what residents are facing after the severe water main break on Detroit's southwest side. @CBSDetroit https://t.co/1r0t7HradV