Auburn Hills
Coverage of Auburn Hills in the Nexus archive.
- BorgWarner: Q2 Earnings Snapshot
BorgWarner Inc. reported second-quarter net income of $277 million, with adjusted earnings of $1.42 per share, exceeding Wall Street expectations. The company's revenue reached $3.65 billion, also surpassing forecasts, and it projects full-year earnings between $5.05 to $5.30 per share with revenue of $14 billion to $14.3 billion.
- Auto worker killed on at Stellantis parts facility in Center Line in workplace accident
An auto worker named James Brasher was killed in a workplace accident at a Stellantis parts facility in Center Line. United Auto Workers (UAW) and Stellantis confirmed the incident, with UAW stating Brasher was a 30-year member working on a renovation project. Both organizations released statements expressing condolences and emphasizing safety investigations.
- Auburn Hills man severely injured at Blissfest music festival; friends demand answers
A 37-year-old Auburn Hills man was found with severe neck injuries at the Blissfest music festival in Northern Michigan. Friends claim he sent a text hours earlier expressing safety concerns and assert the wounds were not self-inflicted. The Emmet County Sheriff's Department is investigating, collecting evidence, and seeking public assistance.
- GLWA set to announce improvement plan on 48-inch water main along 14 Mile
The Great Lakes Water Authority (GLWA) will announce plans to improve a 48-inch water main along 14 Mile Road in Oakland County, which has experienced multiple breaks in recent years, causing water outages and boil advisories. Previous repairs in 2021 aimed to extend the pipe's service life, but recurring failures have prompted renewed efforts to enhance system reliability.
- Blissfest attack on Auburn Hills man may have been hate crime, family say
Lonn Hartman, a 37-year-old man from Auburn Hills, sent a text saying he did not feel safe the night before his body was found with lacerations near his neck and significant blood loss. His family suggests the Blissfest attack may have been a hate crime.
- Power outage at pump station leads to water restrictions in Orion Township & Auburn Hills
A power outage at a pump station has caused reduced water pressure and water restrictions in Orion Township, Auburn Hills, and part of Rochester Hills. Residents are urged to limit non-essential water use, and a boil water advisory was issued for northwest Rochester Hills. Restoration timelines remain unspecified.
- DTE bills spike after June heat wave as families and businesses struggle to keep up
DTE Energy bills in Southeast Michigan have surged due to a June heat wave, with families and businesses reporting costs up to $700 monthly. Utility assistance agencies are out of funding until October, and DTE has requested a $474 million rate increase, raising concerns for struggling customers.
- Family identifies man killed in Great Lakes Crossing shooting, suspected shooter awaiting possible charges
A 20-year-old man, identified as Keshawn Emery, was killed in a shooting at Great Lakes Crossing Outlets in Auburn Hills after a fight in the food court bathroom escalated. A 22-year-old concealed pistol license holder is suspected of firing multiple shots, injuring a 19-year-old woman and killing Emery. The shooter was taken into custody, and authorities are determining if charges will be filed.
- Deadly Great Lakes Crossing shooting sparks renewed security concerns
A 22-year-old man from Detroit is under investigation following a shooting at Great Lakes Crossing in Auburn Hills, with Metro Detroit awaiting potential criminal charges. The incident has raised renewed security concerns.
- Is the job website BeBee a scam website?
A user is questioning whether the job website BeBee is a scam after encountering a requirement to pay to apply for a graphic design/copy print specialist position in Auburn Hills. The user expresses skepticism about job websites that charge applicants to submit applications.
- Auburn Hills residents concerned over Amazon drone deliveries
Amazon's Prime Air drone delivery service is now a regular sight in parts of Oakland County, and in Auburn Hills, city leaders are seeking residents' opinions on the service.