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Roseville prepares for major overhaul of Gratiot Avenue By: Brendan Losinski | C&G Newspapers | Published February 7, 2021 A section of Gratiot Avenue will be seeing major reconstruction efforts in 2021 and 2022. The area between 11 Mile and Common roads will be worked on between March and November in 2021, and the area between Common and 14 Mile roads will be worked on between March and November in 2022. Image provided by Diane Cross Advertisement ROSEVILLE — Michigan Department of Transportation and Roseville officials are preparing for the beginning of a major ...

UpdatedThu, Jan 21, 2021 at 7:02 pm ET Reply Derek Hill stands with a van he used to deliver food to the needy. The van was stolen during a carjacking that left the minister severely beaten. (Courtesy of Derek Hill) ST. CLAIR SHORES, MI — Derek Hill is known in his St. Clair Shores community as a good Samaritan. He's the founder of the Last Supper Mobile Ministry that, for the last six years, has offered frequent food donations to the less fortunate. It's no surprise to the community that while the 51-year-old was out one night earlier this week, he pulled to the side of Gratiot Avenue nea...

A St. Clair Shores minister with groceries for those in need stopped to help what he thought was another driver in trouble. Instead, it was a trap, and the 51-year-old victim was beaten and carjacked.

Fox News Flash top headlines are here. Check out what's clicking on Foxnews.com. A Michigan man who runs a mobile ministry aimed at helping the less fortunate is urging the individuals who allegedly carjacked his van during a beating he suffered early Tuesday to "repent, give yourself to Jesus and start a new life."  Derek Hill, a 51-year-old from St. Clair Shores, told Fox News he was driving in Roseville to pick up a late-night snack when he spotted a vehicle on the side of the road that appeared to be overheating. After stopping to ask the driver if he needed help, Hill says�...

Bryan Monroe, longtime journalist and former CNNPolitics.com editor, dies at 55 Bryan Monroe, a journalism professor and former CNNPolitics.com editor who once headed the National Association of Black Journalists and helped guide the Biloxi Sun Herald to a Pulitzer Prize for coverage of Hurricane Katrina, has died. He was 55. Monroe died Wednesday morning of a heart attack at his home in Bethesda, Maryland, where he lived with family, according to Suzanne Malveaux, a longtime friend and CNN national correspondent. “He liked to connect people who were in different worlds — whether it was t...