Tiarra Braddock
Reporter at WXYZ-TV (Southfield, MI)
@WXYZDetroit Reporter | @IthacaCollege Grad | Book Worm 📚| RTs are not endorsements
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5 days ago |
wxyz.com | Tiarra Braddock
NORTHVILLE, Mich. (WXYZ) — Residents in a Northville neighborhood are trying to recover financially more than a year after a water main break caused severe flooding in their homes. Christina Freis and her late husband had to be rescued from their home on Baseline Road when the flooding occurred. "The water just flowed, and it was going down the river, and it was going in the neighbor's yard," Freis said.
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1 week ago |
wxyz.com | Tiarra Braddock
NORTHVILLE TOWNSHIP, Mich. (WXZY) — Residents living near the Arbor Hills Landfill are voicing concerns over a proposed expansion that would add a new landfill to the north of the existing site. Ronak Nandwana lives near the landfill, which sits on the border of Salem Township and Northville Township. "When the dump first came in here 50 years ago, there was nobody here but now, there are so many neighborhoods that have popped up and they're building even more across the street," Nandwana said.
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1 week ago |
wxyz.com | Tiarra Braddock
BERKLEY, Mich. (WXYZ) — The Berkley Days festival will not return this summer, and the future of the long-running community event remains uncertain.
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2 weeks ago |
wxyz.com | Tiarra Braddock
WESTLAND, Mich. (WXYZ) — A 70-year-old Westland man found his house surrounded by police and SWAT team members after someone made a fake emergency call claiming violence at his home. Westland police responded to Cherry Hill Road on Tuesday night following a disturbing call to their non-emergency line. "Listen to me: I'm going to do a bad thing," the caller told police. "OK, what's going on, sir?" police responded. "I have my wife tied up hostage and my daughter," the caller claimed.
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2 weeks ago |
fox17online.com | Tiarra Braddock
TROY, Mich. (WXYZ) — Police agencies across metro Detroit will be cracking down on distracted driving this week. It’s part of a huge effort called "Operation Ghost Rider."“That makes me feel very good and very safe,” said Sherold Hinton of Detroit. Detroit resident Sherold Hinton says she makes it her number one priority to not drive distracted. “I don’t want to lose my life, however, I don’t want to take anyone else. It’s being out here and everybody is not paying attention,” said Hinton.
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