Elle Meyers
Reporter at WWJ-TV (Detroit, MI)
Reporter with @CBSDetroit, @UOsojc alum & hot sauce enthusiast 🌶️
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15 hours ago |
cbsnews.com | Elle Meyers
Organizers with Wheels in Motion say they had a successful car show extravaganza in Taylor on Saturday. CBS News Detroit spoke with Michigan State Police Detective Devin Kachar, who, three years ago, was shot multiple times and paralyzed while doing undercover surveillance in Detroit. "You can basically let it control you or get out and do what you can to control it and still get back into doing the things you love," Kachar said. He said making modifications to vehicles makes that possible.
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3 days ago |
cbsnews.com | Elle Meyers
Metro Detroit is home to a bike trail that spans the state of Michigan. In Wixom, a portion of the trail is decorated with colorful bikes. "The painted bikes originated about six years ago as a way to promote the Michigan Airline Trail that runs through our downtown," said Laura Cloutier, the director of the Wixom Downtown Development Authority. The trail used to be an old railway bed that was converted over the last 10 years into the well-loved bike path it is today.
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4 days ago |
cbsnews.com | Elle Meyers
People in Livingston County, Michigan, will have a new place to play one of the fastest-growing sports in late summer or early fall this year. New pickleball courts will be built at Fred Brown Park in Marion Township. Township Clerk Tammy Beal started the project after a donation from a resident last fall. "He said, 'What do you suggest?' And I said, 'We get a lot of questions about pickleball,'" said Beal.
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5 days ago |
cbsnews.com | Elle Meyers
Advocates worry federal library cuts could have major impact in Michigan Livingston County has just six public libraries, and advocates say they're concerned to hear about funding cuts that could strain well-loved resources. Judy Daubenmier, who attended and helped organize a protest over the weekend, said libraries are essential for democracy.
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1 week ago |
cbsnews.com | Elle Meyers
Lake Orion Community Schools implementing cellphone-free policy Months after being hired by the city of Howell to help improve its image, Michigan-based public relations firm Burch Partners says it is working to tell the city's story better. "My work is very much behind the scenes," said Brian Burch, the firm's managing partner. "The great people are the story here.
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This girl is a rockstar journalist and friend! I will be so sad to not see her in the press pool anymore but what a pleasure and a privilege it has been to call her a bestie and colleague!!! Good luck RLJ-- onward!
After three years of reporting politics, tomorrow is my last day at @wwmtnews. This period in Michigan will be referenced and written about for decades to come, and I’m grateful to have played a very small role in capturing it. https://t.co/KGjyJLBYMJ
