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Major floods hit metro Detroit again On Friday, just three weeks after record rainfall wreaked havoc on the metro Detroit area, more storms overwhelmed the region’s crumbling infrastructure. The National Weather Service issued a flood warning for Wayne County and neighboring Macomb County due to heavy rains. One day after President Joe Biden declared a state of emergency for Washtenaw and Wayne counties from the June 23–25 floods, scenes similar to the events of late June emerged on social media. They showed abandoned vehicles sitting in water on the sides of major freeways, stranded driv...

Nightside Report July 14, 2021: Grosse Pointe Park families to file class action lawsuit due to flood damage, I-75 tanker fire not the only Metro Detroit incident from trucking company Here are tonight’s top stories July 14, 2021 9:23 pm Grosse Pointe Park families to file class action lawsuit due to flood damage DETROIT – Nearly a dozen families in Grosse Pointe Park have joined a class action lawsuit that demands money and answers for why the flooding was so severe. It’s estimated that hundreds of dollars of damage was caused to their homes by the wastewater. The lawsuit -- expecte...

Credit Courtesy of Cam Mills Severe storms led to major flooding in Metro Detroit in late June, and caused massive damage to homes and businesses in the region. There were also problems with two pumping stations on the city's east side: Freud and Conner Creek. The Great Lakes Water Authority operates both of those stations. Now, GLWA's board of directors is conducting its own investigation, separate from management, into the issues with the two pumping stations. According to GLWA CEO Sue McCormick, the power went out at the Freud station for reasons they have yet to determine. She says Freud ...

Frustrated Detroit-area residents clean up flooded homes Top Searches Frustrated Detroit-area residents clean up flooded homes AP / Updated: Jun 29, 2021, 01:47 IST FacebookTwitterLinkedinEMail AP Photo DETROIT: A weekend storm in the Detroit area kept flooded sections of Interstate 94 closed for a third day Monday while disgusted homeowners trudged to the curb with possessions ruined by a gross stew of water and sewage that backed up into basements. Michigan Gov. Gretchen Whitmer said "old infrastructure combined with climate change" and power outages created the misery. Thousands of people...