Tiarra Braddock

1 week ago | wxyz.com | Tiarra Braddock

SOUTHGATE, Mich. (WXYZ) — Family, friends and community members came together Sunday night to honor the life of the woman who was killed in the Southgate house explosion. They also offered support for her husband who was critically injured. “I just want to say on behalf of me, my sister, our family, especially our mom, we all want to thank you,” said Tiffany Gonzalez, Amber Benedict’s sister. Amber Benedict died April 3rd after her house exploded in southgate.

1 week ago | wxyz.com | Tiarra Braddock

WESTLAND, Mich. (WXYZ) — The search continues for 17-year-old London Thomas.    She has been missing since April 5th.   Thomas’ phone was last pinged near Cooper Upper Elementary School on Ann Arbor Trail Road in Westland.   A search party came out on Saturday looking to find any evidence that will help find her.  “It’s the hardest thing I’ve had to do in my life but we not gone stop looking,” London’s father Cedric Salisbury.

1 week ago | wxyz.com | Tiarra Braddock

ROYAL OAK, Mich. (WXYZ) — There are more than 100 "Save a Life" free Narcan stations across Oakland County. All you have to do is pull it open and take out the Narcan. Recently, 38 of the stations were targeted and all of the Narcan was taken from them. “To steal it, that just deprives other people from having access to it,” said Dean Dauphinais, communications manager of Face Addiction Now. Dauphinais knows first-hand about what Narcan can do.

2 weeks ago | wxyz.com | Tiarra Braddock

DETROIT (WXYZ) — Residents who live in Detroit’s Cadillac Heights neighborhood are urging city officials to do something about the concrete mixing plant that’s next to their neighborhood. “Quality of life in this neighborhood has plummeted since this opened,” Matthew Tomasz said. Tomasz lives across the street from the concrete mixing plant, which sits on E. Road McNichols near Conant. He says the trucks from the plant are noisy and the plant produces a lot of dust.

2 weeks ago | wxyz.com | Tiarra Braddock

DETROIT, Mich. (WXYZ) — U.S. stocks plunged this week following President Donald Trump’s announcement of worldwide tariffs. As we look at stock futures on Sunday, another big drop is expected with the opening bell on Monday morning. Wall Street, business owners and consumers bracing as President Trump’s tariffs on more than 50 countries are set to go into effect later this week. The major U.S. markets plummeting last week when the tariffs were announced, more than $6 trillion lost in two days.