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Holes drilled into car's tire outside Arnold apartment | Police Fire - Vimarsana News

Holes drilled into car's tire outside Arnold apartment | Police Fire

Arnold Police are investigating damage done to a 2009 Lexus RX 350, which had holes drilled into a tire during the overnight hours of Dec. 13-14 at the Fox Chase Apartments.

Explosions rock White Lake Twp • Vehicle fire at Auburn Hills Stellantis • Missing emotional support dog - Vimarsana News

Explosions rock White Lake Twp • Vehicle fire at Auburn Hills Stellantis • Missing emotional support dog

Two loud explosions and a resulting fire rocked White Lake Township Friday night, firefighters handled a vehicle fire at Stellantis North America in Auburn Hills, and a family is searching for their 6-year-old's emotional support dog: here are the top stories from FOX 2's Week in Review.

Family searching for 6-year-olds missing emotional support dog - Vimarsana News

Family searching for 6-year-olds missing emotional support dog

Noodles, a constant companion for 6-year-old Abi, slipped through the fence into the front yard of their Detroit residence.

Arnold City Council approves improvement projects Sept. 7 | Local News - Vimarsana News

Arnold City Council approves improvement projects Sept. 7 | Local News

Arnold Public Works Director Judy Wagner provides updates on work restarting on a retaining wall near Church Road, a study to improve the intersection of Missouri State Road and Lonedell Road and three projects to deal with stormwater in the city.

In a city filled with blight, one Detroit neighborhood gets help while another waits - Vimarsana News

In a city filled with blight, one Detroit neighborhood gets help while another waits

Detroit officials must pick winners and losers in deciding which areas get homes demolished first. Those that must wait: neighborhoods already too far gone.