Shawnte Passmore

1 week ago | clickondetroit.com | Shawnte Passmore

The crackdown comes as residents reported crowds gathering to watch drivers perform dangerous stuntsPublished: May 27, 2025 at 5:20 PMTags: Detroit, Wayne CountyDETROIT – Police are intensifying enforcement efforts against illegal street racing and drifting after multiple incidents disrupted neighborhoods during the Memorial Day holiday in Detroit. The latest crackdown comes as residents near Detroit City Airport reported crowds gathering to watch drivers perform dangerous stunts.

1 week ago | clickondetroit.com | Shawnte Passmore

Low water levels pose risks for boaters this seasonPublished: May 26, 2025 at 6:47 PMTags: Lake St Clair, Macomb CountyST CLAIR SHORES, Mich. – Law enforcement officials are increasing patrols on Lake St. Clair this Memorial Day weekend as the Macomb County Sheriff’s Office Marine Division prepares for one of the busiest boating days of the year. Lt. Gary Wiegand of the Marine Division emphasizes education over enforcement as their primary approach to water safety.

1 week ago | clickondetroit.com | Shawnte Passmore

Recognizing stroke symptoms could save livesPublished: May 26, 2025 at 6:09 AMTags: Wayne County, DetroitDETROIT – Every 40 seconds, someone in the United States experiences a stroke. The ability to recognize stroke symptoms quickly could mean the difference between life and death for the nearly 800,000 Americans who suffer strokes annually.

2 weeks ago | clickondetroit.com | Shawnte Passmore

Residents said they are hopeful for changeWAYNE, Mich. – Barreling down the street, blowing past stop signs, and engaging in distracted driving. Sometimes, drivers reportedly hop the curb. Residents and parents are voicing their frustrations about the dangerous driving on Gloria Street near Taft-Galloway Elementary School in Wayne. They’re concerned that the reckless behavior of drivers could lead to serious injuries for students, parents, or school employees. Residents are hopeful for change.

2 weeks ago | clickondetroit.com | Shawnte Passmore

Mild winters and dry springs contribute to lower water levelsDETROIT – As summer nears, many boaters and families are excited to hit the lakes and rivers to cool off. However, residents living and working along the water have noticed something concerning: the water levels are lower than usual. Data from Lake St. Clair shows that water levels decreased in both 2023 and 2024 during this time in May, with projections indicating that this month’s levels are also on the decline.