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Florida governor announces state of emergency ahead of Hurricane Irma

Florida governor proclaims state of emergency ahead of Hurricane Irma

Florida Governor Rick Scott has officially proclaimed a state of emergency for every county in Florida as Hurricane Irma, a Category four storm, is expected to make landfall in the coming days.

Florida Governor Rick Scott has officially announced a state of emergency for every county in Florida as Hurricane Irma, a Category four storm, is expected to make landfall in the coming days.

Local group helps Hurricane Harvey evacuees rebuild their lives

People across the country sending supplies to victims of Hurricane Harvey, but Good Samaritans in Mid-Michigan are going the extra mile.

Community celebrates sit-down strike of one thousand nine hundred thirty seven

Labor Day is the day we feast the fortitude of the American worker, but in one Mid-Michigan community, vandals attempted to derail those honors.

Dozens feast Labor Day with annual bridge walk in Owosso

Becky Callahan and her 14-year-old daughter Emily like to spend one utter day together before school starts up again. This year, they chose to get outside to take advantage of one last day of summer.

Starbucks brings back its pumpkin spice latte

Several Starbucks locations are already selling the autumnal drink. But employees at other locations say the pumpkin space latte won’t officially be available until Tuesday.

Thousands take part in Labor Day walk on Mackinac Bridge

Authorities say around 25,000 people took part in the annual Labor Day walk across the Mackinac Bridge during which all traffic was halted for the very first time as a security precaution.

Tridge renovation doesn’t stop Labor Day celebrations

The Tridge in Midland is still closed for renovation, but that didn’t stop people from gathering there for a Labor Day tradition.

Plan for fresh cell phone tower creates controversy in Burton neighborhood

The clear, open skies in one neighborhood could soon be pierced by an enormous blinking tower.

Community reacts after two dudes killed, one hurt in Flint shooting

Community reacts after two guys killed, one hurt in Flint shooting

There were a group of studs and women gathered in the street when an argument turned into shots being fired.

There were a group of guys and women gathered in the street when an argument turned into shots being fired.

‘Super lice’ resistant to over the counter treatments

As kids head back to school, there’s enlargening concern about the spread of head lice resistant to common over-the-counter treatments.

As kids head back to school, there’s enhancing concern about the spread of head lice resistant to common over-the-counter treatments.

Police searching for missing woman in Michigan

Authorities need the public’s help searching for a missing woman in Michigan.

More than 1,000 without power near Grand Blanc

More than a thousand homes are left in the dark Monday afternoon.

Boy, 12, stabbed man who allegedly threatened mother with gun

Authorities say a youthful boy stabbed a man in the back to protect his mother during a domestic dispute.

Authorities say a youthfull boy stabbed a man in the back to protect his mother during a domestic dispute.

Police attempting to make arrests, wound man in western Michigan

A man has been shot in the chest by police executing search warrants in western Michigan.

Woman hurt after rear-ending truck

The woman told police she looked away from the road shortly and when she looked back up the truck was stopped in front of her.

Scott Kincaid announces run for Flint mayor

A Flint councilman told to choose inbetween running for mayor or council has made his decision.

Judge to rule on white nationalist’s speech at university

A lawsuit has been filed against Michigan State University after it denied a request to rent space on campus for white nationalist Richard Spencer to speak this month.

Gun pulled at Michigan Wal-Mart over school supplies

Shoppers at a Walmart in Novi, Michigan were in for some panicking moments as they witnessed a woman pull out a loaded gun last week.

Driver, Legal, slams into local business after high-speed pursue

A Sterling Heights man is expected to be arraigned this week after leading police on a high-speed pursue, then wedging into a local business.

A Sterling Heights man is expected to be arraigned this week after leading police on a high-speed pursue, then tucking into a local business.

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Trump, South Korean president talk North Korea

Florida governor announces state of emergency ahead of Hurricane Irma

Florida governor proclaims state of emergency ahead of Hurricane Irma

Florida Governor Rick Scott has officially proclaimed a state of emergency for every county in Florida as Hurricane Irma, a Category four storm, is expected to make landfall in the coming days.

Obstacles await as Congress resumes health care fight

Republican hopes for repealing and substituting former President Barack Obama’s health care law are still spasming in Congress, however hardly.

Republican hopes for repealing and substituting former President Barack Obama’s health care law are still grimacing in Congress, however hardly.

How to get free breakfast at Chick-fil-A this month

Chick-fil-A is providing away free breakfast food all of September to those who download their mobile app, update the app or create a fresh account.

Fresh class of drugs targets aging to help keep you healthy

Researchers have turned the spotlight on a fresh class of drugs that they say could "convert" the field of medicine — and the drugs work by targeting aging.

Will experimental blood test be a game-changer for Alzheimer’s disease?

An experimental blood test can accurately diagnose Alzheimer’s disease, the most common form of dementia, according to a investigate published Monday in the journal Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences.

An experimental blood test can accurately diagnose Alzheimer’s disease, the most common form of dementia, according to a explore published Monday in the journal Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences.

Cuba opens 5-month transition likely to end Castro reign

Cuba on Monday began a five-month political transition expected to end with Raul Castro’s departure from the presidency, capping his family’s near-total dominance of the political system for almost sixty years.

South Korea conducts live-fire naval drills

South Korea’s navy has conducted a live-fire exercise in waters off the country’s eastern coast as Seoul continued its displays of military capability following North Korea’s latest nuclear test.

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Police: Mass shooting at gender expose party was ‘in no way random’

The Colerain Township woman who said she lost her unborn child during a mass shooting that left eight injured and one dead was not pregnant, police announced Monday.

Death toll rises to fourteen in Smoky Mountains wildfires

The death toll is now up to fourteen people, with the latest fatality discovered over the weekend. The latest victim is an 81-year-old woman who died in a crash while attempting to escape the flames.

Child advocates urge back-seat alarms as two die in Arizona

A proposed law that would require carmakers to build alarms for back seats is being shoved by child advocates who say it will prevent kids from dying in hot cars.

Hartford police: Studs attempted to buy cocaine at police department

Hartford police: Fellows attempted to buy cocaine at police department

Two guys are accused of attempting to buy cocaine by retrieving cash from inwards of the Hartford Police Department.

Two dudes are accused of attempting to buy cocaine by retrieving cash from inwards of the Hartford Police Department.

Texas school district approves paddling to discipline students

THREE RIVERS, TX (KMOV.COM) – The board of trustees for a Texas school district has approved to reinstate corporal penalty.

Surviving child recounts stabbing murder of family

CBS46 is uncovering fresh details from state records that give more explanation about what led up to the gruesome deaths of a father and four petite children near Loganville, allegedly at the palms of their mother, Isabell Martinez.

Mother gives birth to baby in Old Navy parking lot

The birth of a baby is always a day to reminisce, but for one South County family, their third child’s birth was even more never-to-be-forgotten after they delivered the baby in the car. Katie Gaeta is a birth photographer and for baby number three they wished to have a natural birth.

The birth of a baby is always a day to reminisce, but for one South County family, their third child’s birth was even more memorable after they delivered the baby in the car. Katie Gaeta is a birth photographer and for baby number three they dreamed to have a natural birth.

CT mother set for deportation seeks sanctuary at church

A Norwalk mother of four children who has lived in the United States for more than two decades is supposed to be headed back to Guatemala on Thursday.

Saginaw, Flint, MI News, Weather, Photos, Bay City, Midland, MI – WNEM TV five

Saginaw, Flint, MI News, Weather, Photos | Bay City, Midland, MI – WNEM TV Five

Trump orders end to program protecting immigrant ‘dreamers’

Trump’s decision on whether to maintain the program protecting hundreds of thousands of youthful immigrants from deportation could set off battles within the GOP.

Trump’s decision on whether to maintain the program protecting hundreds of thousands of youthfull immigrants from deportation could set off battles within the GOP.

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The latest on Hurricane Irma

All eyes are turning once again to the Atlantic as hurricane Irma moves closer to the United States. Irma is now a dangerous category five hurricane with max winds of one hundred eighty five MPH.

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Cool with scattered shower for the middle half of the week

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Top five on Five: Best pre-school in Mid-Michigan

As your kids get ready for their very first day back to school, some of the youngest ones are preparing for pre-school. But which one is best for them?

Analysis confirms grass carp eggs in Lake Erie tributary

Scientists say they’ve confirmed the discovery of grass carp eggs in a tributary of Lake Erie. Grass carp are among four species of Asian carp that pose a threat to the Fine Lakes.

Scientists say they’ve confirmed the discovery of grass carp eggs in a tributary of Lake Erie. Grass carp are among four species of Asian carp that pose a threat to the Superb Lakes.

Sheriff’s office warns to be on lookout for counterfeit money

The Tuscola County Sheriff’s Office is warning residents and business owners to be on the lookout for counterfeit money after a fake bill was found.

Police identify all five victims in Michigan crash

Authorities in southwestern Michigan have positively identified all five Kalamazoo teenagers killed when the speeding car they were in burst into flames after ramming into a tree.

Authorities in southwestern Michigan have positively identified all five Kalamazoo teenagers killed when the speeding car they were in burst into flames after tucking into a tree.

Former Detroit-area official charged in corruption case

Federal prosecutors have charged a former county official in suburban Detroit as part of a widening corruption scandal.

Kalamazoo shooting victim returning to school one 1/Two years later

The youngest survivor of an Uber driver’s alleged shooting rampage in Kalamazoo, Michigan, is returning to school part-time.

Township holds informational meeting on wind turbines

An informational meeting was held Tuesday night about wind turbines and why many townships across the state have rejected wind energy development.

Mid-Michigan native recounts Harvey

Clean-up is underway in Texas after Hurricane Harvey toppled or flooded out ems of thousands of homes. One of those people is Mid-Michigan native Nancy Dunn.

Fresh STEM school opens in Mid-Michigan

While most kids went back to a school they were familiar with, one building in Mid-Michigan was all fresh to students on their very first day.

Kicking off the fresh school year at Grand Blanc’s West Middle School

Thousands of students across Mid-Michigan headed back to school on Tuesday.

Did township crack Open Meetings Act?

Residents are raising concerns over a special meeting called just before the holiday weekend.

Race for Flint mayor is heating up

A Flint councilman told to choose inbetween running for mayor or council has made his decision.

Mid-Michigan high school attempts to make learning joy for students

Thousands of students in Mid-Michigan headed back to school on Tuesday. One Mid-Michigan high school is going above and beyond this school year to get students excited for class.

Snyder urges Congress to protect youthfull immigrants

Snyder urges Congress to protect youthful immigrants

Michigan Gov. Rick Snyder is urging Congress to act quickly to authorize and clarify the status of immigrants brought into the country illegally as children since President Donald Trump is phasing out a program that protects them from deportation.

three water resource sites close in Flint

If you’re still relying on bottled water to get by this may have a fat influence on you.

If you’re still relying on bottled water to get by this may have a giant influence on you.

Authorities seize $1 million in cash, drugs in weekend raids

About $1 million in cash and more than sixty six pounds of cocaine and heroin have been seized during weekend drug raids in western Michigan.

Hurricane Irma is a ‘potentially catastrophic’ Category five storm

Hurricane Irma, which has strengthened to a Category five storm, is expected to plunge the Caribbean and possibly the US mainland this week.

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Report: Crimson Sox used Apple Witness to steal Yankees’ signs

The Boston Crimson Sox have reportedly admitted to Major League Baseball that they improperly used electronic devices to steal signs from their longtime rival Fresh York Yankees.

The Latest: Trump vows to revisit DACA if Congress stumbles

President Trump tells Congress to "get ready to do your job" when it comes to determining the fate of youthfull immigrants brought to the country illegally as children.

NFL: Dolphins-Bucs will not be played in Miami this week

The NFL says the Miami Dolphins’ season opener against the Tampa Bay Buccaneers will not be played in Miami this week, but may be moved to a neutral site because of Hurricane Irma.

Trump vows to revisit DACA if Congress stumbles

President Donald Trump now says he will "revisit" a program protecting youthfull immigrants brought into the country illegally as children if Congress doesn’t act.

President Donald Trump now says he will "revisit" a program protecting youthful immigrants brought into the country illegally as children if Congress doesn’t act.

‘Starlet Wars Gig IX’ loses director Colin Trevorrow

‘Starlet Wars Scene IX’ loses director Colin Trevorrow

Colin Trevorrow will no longer be directing "Starlet Wars: Gig IX."

Chipotle says queso will pack gap in menu, help sales

Chipotle hopes its fresh queso dip will sate its customers’ cravings — and help reinvigorate sales that have been hurt by food scares.

Report: Crimson Sox used Apple See to steal Yankees’ signs

Report: Crimson Sox used Apple Observe to steal Yankees’ signs

The Boston Crimson Sox have reportedly admitted to Major League Baseball that they improperly used electronic devices to steal signs from their longtime rival Fresh York Yankees.

Tower of Power former lead singer Rick Stevens dies at seventy seven

Rick Stevens, the former lead singer of Oakland’s Tower of Power rhythm and blues band who spent thirty six years in prison, has died. He was 77.

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Police: Mass shooting at gender expose party was ‘in no way random’

The Colerain Township woman who said she lost her unborn child during a mass shooting that left eight injured and one dead was not pregnant, police announced Monday.

Death toll rises to fourteen in Smoky Mountains wildfires

The death toll is now up to fourteen people, with the latest fatality discovered over the weekend. The latest victim is an 81-year-old woman who died in a crash while attempting to escape the flames.

Child advocates urge back-seat alarms as two die in Arizona

A proposed law that would require carmakers to build alarms for back seats is being shoved by child advocates who say it will prevent kids from dying in hot cars.

Hartford police: Studs attempted to buy cocaine at police department

Hartford police: Guys attempted to buy cocaine at police department

Two studs are accused of attempting to buy cocaine by retrieving cash from inwards of the Hartford Police Department.

Two boys are accused of attempting to buy cocaine by retrieving cash from inwards of the Hartford Police Department.

Texas school district approves paddling to discipline students

THREE RIVERS, TX (KMOV.COM) – The board of trustees for a Texas school district has approved to reinstate corporal penalty.

Surviving child recounts stabbing murder of family

CBS46 is uncovering fresh details from state records that give more explanation about what led up to the gruesome deaths of a father and four puny children near Loganville, allegedly at the arms of their mother, Isabell Martinez.

Mother gives birth to baby in Old Navy parking lot

The birth of a baby is always a day to recall, but for one South County family, their third child’s birth was even more never-to-be-forgotten after they delivered the baby in the car. Katie Gaeta is a birth photographer and for baby number three they wished to have a natural birth.

The birth of a baby is always a day to recall, but for one South County family, their third child’s birth was even more memorable after they delivered the baby in the car. Katie Gaeta is a birth photographer and for baby number three they wished to have a natural birth.

CT mother set for deportation seeks sanctuary at church

A Norwalk mother of four children who has lived in the United States for more than two decades is supposed to be headed back to Guatemala on Thursday.

Saginaw, Flint, MI News, Weather, Photos, Bay City, Midland, MI – WNEM TV five

Saginaw, Flint, MI News, Weather, Photos | Bay City, Midland, MI – WNEM TV Five

Residents hold vigil to end violence in Flint after dual homicide

Two people are dead and another was injured after a holiday weekend shooting. While police search for a suspect, the community came together to heal on Tuesday.

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The latest on Hurricane Irma

All eyes are turning once again to the Atlantic as hurricane Irma moves closer to the United States. Irma is now a dangerous category five hurricane with max winds of one hundred eighty five MPH.

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Cool with scattered shower for the middle half of the week

Get the latest Very first Warn five Forecast here!

Top five on Five: Best pre-school in Mid-Michigan

As your kids get ready for their very first day back to school, some of the youngest ones are preparing for pre-school. But which one is best for them?

Trump orders end to program protecting immigrant ‘dreamers’

Trump’s decision on whether to maintain the program protecting hundreds of thousands of youthfull immigrants from deportation could set off battles within the GOP.

MSP investigate crash involving sheriff’s deputy

Michigan State Police are investigating a crash involving a Clare County sheriff’s deputy.

Township holds informational meeting on wind turbines

An informational meeting was held Tuesday night about wind turbines and why many townships across the state have rejected wind energy development.

Mid-Michigan high school attempts to make learning joy for students

Thousands of students in Mid-Michigan headed back to school on Tuesday. One Mid-Michigan high school is going above and beyond this school year to get students excited for class.

Analysis confirms grass carp eggs in Lake Erie tributary

Scientists say they’ve confirmed the discovery of grass carp eggs in a tributary of Lake Erie. Grass carp are among four species of Asian carp that pose a threat to the Fine Lakes.

Scientists say they’ve confirmed the discovery of grass carp eggs in a tributary of Lake Erie. Grass carp are among four species of Asian carp that pose a threat to the Superb Lakes.

Sheriff’s office warns to be on lookout for counterfeit money

The Tuscola County Sheriff’s Office is warning residents and business owners to be on the lookout for counterfeit money after a fake bill was found.

Police identify all five victims in Michigan crash

Authorities in southwestern Michigan have positively identified all five Kalamazoo teenagers killed when the speeding car they were in burst into flames after stuffing into a tree.

Authorities in southwestern Michigan have positively identified all five Kalamazoo teenagers killed when the speeding car they were in burst into flames after ramming into a tree.

Former Detroit-area official charged in corruption case

Federal prosecutors have charged a former county official in suburban Detroit as part of a widening corruption scandal.

Kalamazoo shooting victim returning to school one 1/Two years later

The youngest survivor of an Uber driver’s alleged shooting rampage in Kalamazoo, Michigan, is returning to school part-time.

Mid-Michigan native recounts Harvey

Clean-up is underway in Texas after Hurricane Harvey toppled or flooded out ems of thousands of homes. One of those people is Mid-Michigan native Nancy Dunn.

Fresh STEM school opens in Mid-Michigan

While most kids went back to a school they were familiar with, one building in Mid-Michigan was all fresh to students on their very first day.

Kicking off the fresh school year at Grand Blanc’s West Middle School

Thousands of students across Mid-Michigan headed back to school on Tuesday.

Did township crack Open Meetings Act?

Residents are raising concerns over a special meeting called just before the holiday weekend.

Race for Flint mayor is heating up

A Flint councilman told to choose inbetween running for mayor or council has made his decision.

Snyder urges Congress to protect youthful immigrants

three water resource sites close in Flint

If you’re still relying on bottled water to get by this may have a ample influence on you.

If you’re still relying on bottled water to get by this may have a gigantic influence on you.

Authorities seize $1 million in cash, drugs in weekend raids

About $1 million in cash and more than sixty six pounds of cocaine and heroin have been seized during weekend drug raids in western Michigan.

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Pet tortoise escapes Indiana yard, neighbor kills it

An Indiana woman said someone shot and killed her pet tortoise, Merlin, after it got away from her yard.

Report: Crimson Sox used Apple See to steal Yankees’ signs

The Boston Crimson Sox have reportedly admitted to Major League Baseball that they improperly used electronic devices to steal signs from their longtime rival Fresh York Yankees.

Bahamas to evacuate islands in path of ‘Irma’

Bahamas Prime Minister Hubert Minnis says his government has ordered a mandatory evacuation of islands in the southern part of the island chain because of Hurricane Irma.

Dog helps sniff out invasive ants on California island

Scientists assessing long-term efforts to eradicate invasive ants on the Channel Islands off the Southern California coast have enlisted a four-legged pro to make sure a project to kill off the disruptive pests has succeeded.

Observe: Man trashes 7-Eleven, denied beer sale

See: Man trashes 7-Eleven, denied beer sale

Police in Santa Ana, California released surveillance movie Tuesday of an enraged customer who smashed windows and violently trashed a 7-Eleven convenience store after the clerk denied selling him beer.

The Latest: Trump vows to revisit DACA if Congress stumbles

President Trump tells Congress to "get ready to do your job" when it comes to determining the fate of youthful immigrants brought to the country illegally as children.

President Trump tells Congress to "get ready to do your job" when it comes to determining the fate of youthfull immigrants brought to the country illegally as children.

Car plows into Philadelphia block party

Authorities say a woman accused of injuring a pregnant woman and eight other people by plowing into a crowd while attempting to drive around a Labor Day block party in Philadelphia is being charged with aggravated brunt and driving under the influence.

NFL: Dolphins-Bucs will not be played in Miami this week

The NFL says the Miami Dolphins’ season opener against the Tampa Bay Buccaneers will not be played in Miami this week, but may be moved to a neutral site because of Hurricane Irma.

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Police: Mass shooting at gender expose party was ‘in no way random’

The Colerain Township woman who said she lost her unborn child during a mass shooting that left eight injured and one dead was not pregnant, police announced Monday.

Death toll rises to fourteen in Smoky Mountains wildfires

The death toll is now up to fourteen people, with the latest fatality discovered over the weekend. The latest victim is an 81-year-old woman who died in a crash while attempting to escape the flames.

Child advocates urge back-seat alarms as two die in Arizona

A proposed law that would require carmakers to build alarms for back seats is being shoved by child advocates who say it will prevent kids from dying in hot cars.

Hartford police: Fellows attempted to buy cocaine at police department

Hartford police: Boys attempted to buy cocaine at police department

Two guys are accused of attempting to buy cocaine by retrieving cash from inwards of the Hartford Police Department.

Two boys are accused of attempting to buy cocaine by retrieving cash from inwards of the Hartford Police Department.

Texas school district approves paddling to discipline students

THREE RIVERS, TX (KMOV.COM) – The board of trustees for a Texas school district has approved to reinstate corporal penalty.

Surviving child recounts stabbing murder of family

Mother gives birth to baby in Old Navy parking lot

CT mother set for deportation seeks sanctuary at church

A Norwalk mother of four children who has lived in the United States for more than two decades is supposed to be headed back to Guatemala on Thursday.

Saginaw, Flint, MI News, Weather, Photos, Bay City, Midland, MI – WNEM TV five

Saginaw, Flint, MI News, Weather, Photos | Bay City, Midland, MI – WNEM TV Five

Residents hold vigil to end violence in Flint after dual homicide

Two people are dead and another was injured after a holiday weekend shooting. While police search for a suspect, the community came together to heal on Tuesday.

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Fall weather proceeds through midweek

Fall weather resumes through midweek

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The latest on Hurricane Irma

All eyes are turning once again to the Atlantic as hurricane Irma moves closer to the United States. Irma is now a dangerous category five hurricane with max winds of one hundred eighty five MPH.

Top five on Five: Best pre-school in Mid-Michigan

As your kids get ready for their very first day back to school, some of the youngest ones are preparing for pre-school. But which one is best for them?

Trump orders end to program protecting immigrant ‘dreamers’

Trump’s decision on whether to maintain the program protecting hundreds of thousands of youthfull immigrants from deportation could set off battles within the GOP.

Trump’s decision on whether to maintain the program protecting hundreds of thousands of youthful immigrants from deportation could set off battles within the GOP.

MSP investigate crash involving sheriff’s deputy

Michigan State Police are investigating a crash involving a Clare County sheriff’s deputy.

Township holds informational meeting on wind turbines

An informational meeting was held Tuesday night about wind turbines and why many townships across the state have rejected wind energy development.

Mid-Michigan high school attempts to make learning joy for students

Thousands of students in Mid-Michigan headed back to school on Tuesday. One Mid-Michigan high school is going above and beyond this school year to get students excited for class.

Analysis confirms grass carp eggs in Lake Erie tributary

Scientists say they’ve confirmed the discovery of grass carp eggs in a tributary of Lake Erie. Grass carp are among four species of Asian carp that pose a threat to the Good Lakes.

Sheriff’s office warns to be on lookout for counterfeit money

The Tuscola County Sheriff’s Office is warning residents and business owners to be on the lookout for counterfeit money after a fake bill was found.

Police identify all five victims in Michigan crash

Authorities in southwestern Michigan have positively identified all five Kalamazoo teenagers killed when the speeding car they were in burst into flames after jamming into a tree.

Authorities in southwestern Michigan have positively identified all five Kalamazoo teenagers killed when the speeding car they were in burst into flames after plunging into a tree.

Former Detroit-area official charged in corruption case

Federal prosecutors have charged a former county official in suburban Detroit as part of a widening corruption scandal.

Kalamazoo shooting victim returning to school one 1/Two years later

The youngest survivor of an Uber driver’s alleged shooting rampage in Kalamazoo, Michigan, is returning to school part-time.

Mid-Michigan native recounts Harvey

Clean-up is underway in Texas after Hurricane Harvey toppled or flooded out ems of thousands of homes. One of those people is Mid-Michigan native Nancy Dunn.

Fresh STEM school opens in Mid-Michigan

While most kids went back to a school they were familiar with, one building in Mid-Michigan was all fresh to students on their very first day.

Kicking off the fresh school year at Grand Blanc’s West Middle School

Thousands of students across Mid-Michigan headed back to school on Tuesday.

Did township crack Open Meetings Act?

Residents are raising concerns over a special meeting called just before the holiday weekend.

Race for Flint mayor is heating up

A Flint councilman told to choose inbetween running for mayor or council has made his decision.

Snyder urges Congress to protect youthful immigrants

Snyder urges Congress to protect youthfull immigrants

three water resource sites close in Flint

If you’re still relying on bottled water to get by this may have a meaty influence on you.

If you’re still relying on bottled water to get by this may have a fat influence on you.

Authorities seize $1 million in cash, drugs in weekend raids

About $1 million in cash and more than sixty six pounds of cocaine and heroin have been seized during weekend drug raids in western Michigan.

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Report: Crimson Sox used Apple Observe to steal Yankees’ signs

The Boston Crimson Sox have reportedly admitted to Major League Baseball that they improperly used electronic devices to steal signs from their longtime rival Fresh York Yankees.

Ash covers Oregon cities, wildfire smoke gasps US West

A growing Oregon wildfire covered parts of Portland’s metropolitan area Tuesday with ash and compelled the shutdown of a lengthy open up of highway through the state’s scenic Columbia Sea Gorge.

A growing Oregon wildfire covered parts of Portland’s metropolitan area Tuesday with ash and compelled the shutdown of a lengthy spread of highway through the state’s scenic Columbia Sea Gorge.

As North Korea aims nukes on US, South Korea and Japan feeling warmth

As North Korea aims nukes on US, South Korea and Japan feeling fever

as worrying as North Korea’s nuclear advance is for America, the increasingly realistic threat of an atomic warhead striking a U.S. city might be more unnerving for South Korea and Japan.

Pet tortoise escapes Indiana yard, neighbor kills it

An Indiana woman said someone shot and killed her pet tortoise, Merlin, after it got away from her yard.

Bahamas to evacuate islands in path of ‘Irma’

Bahamas Prime Minister Hubert Minnis says his government has ordered a mandatory evacuation of islands in the southern part of the island chain because of Hurricane Irma.

Dog helps sniff out invasive ants on California island

See: Man trashes 7-Eleven, denied beer sale

Observe: Man trashes 7-Eleven, denied beer sale

The Latest: Trump vows to revisit DACA if Congress stumbles

President Trump tells Congress to "get ready to do your job" when it comes to determining the fate of youthful immigrants brought to the country illegally as children.

President Trump tells Congress to "get ready to do your job" when it comes to determining the fate of youthfull immigrants brought to the country illegally as children.

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Police: Mass shooting at gender expose party was ‘in no way random’

The Colerain Township woman who said she lost her unborn child during a mass shooting that left eight injured and one dead was not pregnant, police announced Monday.

Death toll rises to fourteen in Smoky Mountains wildfires

The death toll is now up to fourteen people, with the latest fatality discovered over the weekend. The latest victim is an 81-year-old woman who died in a crash while attempting to escape the flames.

Child advocates urge back-seat alarms as two die in Arizona

A proposed law that would require carmakers to build alarms for back seats is being shoved by child advocates who say it will prevent kids from dying in hot cars.

Hartford police: Fellows attempted to buy cocaine at police department

Hartford police: Studs attempted to buy cocaine at police department

Two fellows are accused of attempting to buy cocaine by retrieving cash from inwards of the Hartford Police Department.

Texas school district approves paddling to discipline students

THREE RIVERS, TX (KMOV.COM) – The board of trustees for a Texas school district has approved to reinstate corporal penalty.

Surviving child recounts stabbing murder of family

Mother gives birth to baby in Old Navy parking lot

CT mother set for deportation seeks sanctuary at church

A Norwalk mother of four children who has lived in the United States for more than two decades is supposed to be headed back to Guatemala on Thursday.

Saginaw, Flint, MI News, Weather, Photos, Bay City, Midland, MI – WNEM TV five

Saginaw, Flint, MI News, Weather, Photos | Bay City, Midland, MI – WNEM TV Five

Residents hold vigil to end violence in Flint after dual homicide

Two people are dead and another was injured after a holiday weekend shooting. While police search for a suspect, the community came together to heal on Tuesday.

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Very first Warn Five

The latest on Hurricane Irma

All eyes are turning once again to the Atlantic as hurricane Irma moves closer to the United States. Irma is now a dangerous category five hurricane with max winds of one hundred eighty five MPH.

Very first Warn Five

Fall weather resumes through midweek

Fall weather proceeds through midweek

Get the latest Very first Warn five Forecast here!

Top five on Five: Best pre-school in Mid-Michigan

As your kids get ready for their very first day back to school, some of the youngest ones are preparing for pre-school. But which one is best for them?

Trump orders end to program protecting immigrant ‘dreamers’

Trump’s decision on whether to maintain the program protecting hundreds of thousands of youthful immigrants from deportation could set off battles within the GOP.

Trump’s decision on whether to maintain the program protecting hundreds of thousands of youthfull immigrants from deportation could set off battles within the GOP.

MSP investigate crash involving sheriff’s deputy

Michigan State Police are investigating a crash involving a Clare County sheriff’s deputy.

Township holds informational meeting on wind turbines

An informational meeting was held Tuesday night about wind turbines and why many townships across the state have rejected wind energy development.

Mid-Michigan high school attempts to make learning joy for students

Thousands of students in Mid-Michigan headed back to school on Tuesday. One Mid-Michigan high school is going above and beyond this school year to get students excited for class.

Analysis confirms grass carp eggs in Lake Erie tributary

Scientists say they’ve confirmed the discovery of grass carp eggs in a tributary of Lake Erie. Grass carp are among four species of Asian carp that pose a threat to the Excellent Lakes.

Sheriff’s office warns to be on lookout for counterfeit money

The Tuscola County Sheriff’s Office is warning residents and business owners to be on the lookout for counterfeit money after a fake bill was found.

Police identify all five victims in Michigan crash

Authorities in southwestern Michigan have positively identified all five Kalamazoo teenagers killed when the speeding car they were in burst into flames after sticking into a tree.

Authorities in southwestern Michigan have positively identified all five Kalamazoo teenagers killed when the speeding car they were in burst into flames after tucking into a tree.

Former Detroit-area official charged in corruption case

Federal prosecutors have charged a former county official in suburban Detroit as part of a widening corruption scandal.

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While most kids went back to a school they were familiar with, one building in Mid-Michigan was all fresh to students on their very first day.

Kicking off the fresh school year at Grand Blanc’s West Middle School

Thousands of students across Mid-Michigan headed back to school on Tuesday.

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Snyder urges Congress to protect youthfull immigrants

Snyder urges Congress to protect youthful immigrants

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If you’re still relying on bottled water to get by this may have a fat influence on you.

If you’re still relying on bottled water to get by this may have a hefty influence on you.

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A growing Oregon wildfire covered parts of Portland’s metropolitan area Tuesday with ash and coerced the shutdown of a lengthy open up of highway through the state’s scenic Columbia Sea Gorge.

A growing Oregon wildfire covered parts of Portland’s metropolitan area Tuesday with ash and compelled the shutdown of a lengthy spread of highway through the state’s scenic Columbia Sea Gorge.

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Scientists assessing long-term efforts to eradicate invasive ants on the Channel Islands off the Southern California coast have enlisted a four-legged experienced to make sure a project to kill off the devastating pests has succeeded.

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Michigan State Police are investigating a crash involving a Clare County sheriff’s deputy.

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Thousands of students in Mid-Michigan headed back to school on Tuesday. One Mid-Michigan high school is going above and beyond this school year to get students excited for class.

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Scientists say they’ve confirmed the discovery of grass carp eggs in a tributary of Lake Erie. Grass carp are among four species of Asian carp that pose a threat to the Good Lakes.

Sheriff’s office warns to be on lookout for counterfeit money

The Tuscola County Sheriff’s Office is warning residents and business owners to be on the lookout for counterfeit money after a fake bill was found.

Police identify all five victims in Michigan crash

Authorities in southwestern Michigan have positively identified all five Kalamazoo teenagers killed when the speeding car they were in burst into flames after wedging into a tree.

Authorities in southwestern Michigan have positively identified all five Kalamazoo teenagers killed when the speeding car they were in burst into flames after tucking into a tree.

Former Detroit-area official charged in corruption case

Federal prosecutors have charged a former county official in suburban Detroit as part of a widening corruption scandal.

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The youngest survivor of an Uber driver’s alleged shooting rampage in Kalamazoo, Michigan, is returning to school part-time.

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Thousands of students across Mid-Michigan headed back to school on Tuesday.

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A Flint councilman told to choose inbetween running for mayor or council has made his decision.

Snyder urges Congress to protect youthful immigrants

Snyder urges Congress to protect youthfull immigrants

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If you’re still relying on bottled water to get by this may have a massive influence on you.

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Report: Crimson Sox used Apple Witness to steal Yankees’ signs

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How tall you are might hold clues to your risk of various health problems, such as blood clots, according to a fresh examine.

Ash covers Oregon cities, wildfire smoke gasps US West

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Two dudes are accused of attempting to buy cocaine by retrieving cash from inwards of the Hartford Police Department.

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Analysis confirms grass carp eggs in Lake Erie tributary

Scientists say they’ve confirmed the discovery of grass carp eggs in a tributary of Lake Erie. Grass carp are among four species of Asian carp that pose a threat to the Fine Lakes.

Scientists say they’ve confirmed the discovery of grass carp eggs in a tributary of Lake Erie. Grass carp are among four species of Asian carp that pose a threat to the Good Lakes.

Sheriff’s office warns to be on lookout for counterfeit money

The Tuscola County Sheriff’s Office is warning residents and business owners to be on the lookout for counterfeit money after a fake bill was found.

Police identify all five victims in Michigan crash

Authorities in southwestern Michigan have positively identified all five Kalamazoo teenagers killed when the speeding car they were in burst into flames after sticking into a tree.

Authorities in southwestern Michigan have positively identified all five Kalamazoo teenagers killed when the speeding car they were in burst into flames after tucking into a tree.

Former Detroit-area official charged in corruption case

Federal prosecutors have charged a former county official in suburban Detroit as part of a widening corruption scandal.

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Kicking off the fresh school year at Grand Blanc’s West Middle School

Thousands of students across Mid-Michigan headed back to school on Tuesday.

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Report: Crimson Sox used Apple See to steal Yankees’ signs

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How tall you are might hold clues to your risk of various health problems, such as blood clots, according to a fresh probe.

Ash covers Oregon cities, wildfire smoke gasps US West

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As North Korea aims nukes on US, South Korea and Japan feeling warmth

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Hartford police: Studs attempted to buy cocaine at police department

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Two dudes are accused of attempting to buy cocaine by retrieving cash from inwards of the Hartford Police Department.

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Trump’s decision on whether to maintain the program protecting hundreds of thousands of youthful immigrants from deportation could set off battles within the GOP.

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As Hurricane Irma proceeds to roar across the Caribbean on a path toward Florida, a fresh tropical storm has formed in the Gulf of Mexico.

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Fresh explore looks at youthful teenagers and high-intensity drinking

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Scientists say they’ve confirmed the discovery of grass carp eggs in a tributary of Lake Erie. Grass carp are among four species of Asian carp that pose a threat to the Good Lakes.

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Police identify all five victims in Michigan crash

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Authorities in southwestern Michigan have positively identified all five Kalamazoo teenagers killed when the speeding car they were in burst into flames after sticking into a tree.

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As Hurricane Irma resumes to roar across the Caribbean on a path toward Florida, a fresh tropical storm has formed in the Gulf of Mexico.

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A pregnant woman said she was denied service at a Washington state restaurant because her belly was displaying.

A pregnant woman said she was denied service at a Washington state restaurant because her belly was demonstrating.

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Toddler’s assets found encased in concrete inwards rental home

Toddler’s bod found encased in concrete inwards rental home

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Police are investigating after the assets of a petite child was discovered encased in concrete inwards a rental home in Kansas.

Observe: Time-lapse movie shows wildfire furious near Portland

Witness: Time-lapse movie shows wildfire furious near Portland

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Police officer who arrested Utah nurse fired from medic job

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Hartford police: Boys attempted to buy cocaine at police department

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Two fellows are accused of attempting to buy cocaine by retrieving cash from inwards of the Hartford Police Department.

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Florida governor proclaims state of emergency ahead of Hurricane Irma

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Local group helps Hurricane Harvey evacuees rebuild their lives

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Dozens feast Labor Day with annual bridge walk in Owosso

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Starbucks brings back its pumpkin spice latte

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Thousands take part in Labor Day walk on Mackinac Bridge

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Tridge renovation doesn’t stop Labor Day celebrations

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Plan for fresh cell phone tower creates controversy in Burton neighborhood

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Community reacts after two guys killed, one hurt in Flint shooting

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‘Super lice’ resistant to over the counter treatments

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Police searching for missing woman in Michigan

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More than 1,000 without power near Grand Blanc

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Boy, 12, stabbed man who allegedly threatened mother with gun

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Police attempting to make arrests, wound man in western Michigan

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Woman hurt after rear-ending truck

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Scott Kincaid announces run for Flint mayor

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Judge to rule on white nationalist’s speech at university

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Fresh class of drugs targets aging to help keep you healthy

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Florida governor announces state of emergency ahead of Hurricane Irma

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