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Fordson High School in Dearborn was on lockdown Wednesday morning while police chased a Detroit murder suspect.

Police say a speeding SUV lost control early Thursday morning and crashed on Schaefer Road, killing two women. A local media business and learning center were also damaged.

Police believe speed, reckless driving may be cause behind fatal Dearborn crash Dearborn police says speeding has been an issue in the area Updated:  Tags:  Police believe speed, reckless driving may be cause behind fatal Dearborn crash DEARBORN, Mich. – A fatal car crash in Dearborn early Thursday morning killed two women and left a third in critical condition. READ: Dearborn police chief Ron Haddad said they believe speed was a major factor in the collision. “When I saw it, I said ‘There’s no way on earth somebody would walk out alive,’” said Afaf Ahmad. “There’s no way o...

Share May 27, 2021, 8:51 AM The driver of a speeding SUV lost control last night and plowed into a tree and two business storefronts on Schaefer Road, killing two occupants and putting a third in "extremely critical" condition. The overnight crash in Dearborn (Photo: Fox 2 Detroit) The front offices of a creative learning center and a local media company received the bulk of the damage. Scenes from the area hours later show windows and doors blown out. The media business, What's Up Media Network which is located at 4929 Schaefer Rd, posted a clip of the crash. In it, a ...

“They tried to get rid of us, and they’re not very good at it,” Zahr said. “They said the old will die and the young will forget ...There are 3 and 4-year-old little Palestinian kids here today that’ll tell you the name of the village their grandparents got kicked out of. See, we didn’t forget, they thought we would — they hoped we would, that’s the only way they can win.” Hundreds marched through Dearborn’s east side both Sunday and Saturday, which marked the 73rd anniversary of al-Nakba — meaning “The Catastrophe” in Arabic — when more than 700,000 Palestinians w...