Camille Amiri

1 week ago | freerepublic.com | Dave Herndon |Camille Amiri

Free RepublicBrowse · SearchNews/ActivismTopics · Post ArticleSkip to comments. 5 family members shot after fight between brothersfox2detroit.com ^ | April12, 2025 | By Dave Herndon and Camille AmiriPosted on by marktwainDETROIT (FOX 2) - Two brothers are in critical condition, and at least three other family members were shot after an altercation at a house in the 14500 block of Sussex Street in Detroit on Saturday afternoon.

1 week ago | fox2detroit.com | Camille Amiri |David Komer

A St. Clair Shores restaurant owner was assaulted and beaten it happened Saturday night at Amigos Tacos on Greater Mack. "All over it was like huge, big bruises, big bumps," he said. "It was rally bad all over my head, (that's where they were) hitting me the most, and my back, because I was on the floor just trying to save myself." The backstory: It started out as a dispute with a DoorDash driver over the men's restroom.

1 week ago | fox5dc.com | Dave Herndon |Camille Amiri

By Dave Herndon and Camille AmiriPublished  April 12, 2025 5:33pm EDT Family fight leaves 5 shot, hospitalized in Detroit Police said a fight between two brothers that started hours after their mother died, left at least five people shot in Detroit. DETROIT (FOX 2) - Two brothers are in critical condition, and at least three other family members were shot after an altercation at a house in the 14500 block of Sussex Street in Detroit on Saturday afternoon.

1 month ago | fox2detroit.com | Camille Amiri |David Komer

Black History Month is almost over, but we couldn’t let it end without catching up with one of our favorite Detroit social media celebrities. We’re talking about Rosie White — the 9-year-old who does impressions of notable Black figures in American history. The backstory: Every February Rosie transforms into Black figures from Stevie Wonder to Shirley Chisholm, posting the videos on Instagram. "I get into that character and expressions - the details," she said.

1 month ago | fox2detroit.com | Camille Amiri |David Komer

It started out with donating returnables to a homeless man. That small act of kindness growing by leaps and bounds thanks to a generous community. The backstory: At Cafe Sweets in Woodhaven it’s about more just the perfect baked treat. "It makes me feel good to help other people - that’s all - I would help anybody," said Bridget Watson, owner. So when Watson, the owner of Cafe Sweets met a homeless man named Don, she wanted to help him.