Dearborn
Coverage of Dearborn in the Nexus archive.
- Armed man injured in Dearborn officer-involved shooting, police say
A Dearborn police officer shot an armed man during a disturbance call late Friday night, resulting in the suspect being hospitalized with non-life-threatening injuries.
- Blowback from latest DTE outage surfaces on midterm campaign trail
A power outage affecting 400,000 DTE customers during the July 4 weekend sparked criticism from Democratic state Senate candidates and led to a Michigan Public Service Commission investigation. The outage, linked to a storm and a Marathon Petroleum refinery flaring event, caused community disruptions including carbon monoxide poisoning and food spoilage, with candidates demanding utility reforms.
- Ring camera captures massive fire at Dearborn elementary school playground
A fire caused extensive damage to the playground at Nowlin Elementary School in Dearborn, with equipment melted and the area cordoned off for investigation. A Ring camera captured footage of the blaze, but the cause and start time remain unclear. No injuries have been reported, and the Dearborn Police Department has not released further details.
- 1 injured, suspect arrested after non-fatal shooting outside Dearborn Walmart
One person was seriously injured in a non-fatal shooting outside a Walmart in Dearborn, Michigan, and a suspect was arrested. The incident occurred near Ford Road and Mercury Drive on July 23, with the victim transported to a hospital for treatment. Authorities recovered the firearm and believe the shooting resulted from an argument between two individuals, with no public threat identified.
- Dearborn police warn seniors about rise in home repair scams
Dearborn police are warning seniors about an increase in door-to-door home repair scams where scammers demand cash upfront and provide minimal or no work. Scammers target elderly residents with well-maintained homes, using tactics like claiming urgent repairs are needed and avoiding professional verification.
- Joe Louis Greenway brings hopes for investment — and concerns about affordability
The Joe Louis Greenway, a $300 million urban development project in Detroit, aims to boost economic vitality and connectivity across Detroit, Hamtramck, Highland Park, and Dearborn. While some residents, like Ryan Marie Davis and Justin Davis, see benefits such as increased home values and walkability, others worry about rising costs and displacement of long-term, low-income residents.
- 2 charged in connection with deadly Dearborn mall shooting, but not with murder
Two suspects, Martinez Dontez Long and Cania Cane, were charged with carrying a concealed weapon but not murder in connection with a deadly shooting at Dearborn's Fairlane Town Center. The incident resulted in two deaths and one injury, with prosecutors stating one victim initiated the gunfire. A third suspect was arrested but released due to insufficient evidence.
- FEMA is covering 90% of flood help in Dearborn -- Here’s what the $8 million will do
FEMA is providing over $8 million to Dearborn to address neighborhood flooding, covering 90% of costs. The funding will add 6,200 feet of storm sewers and structures to manage heavy rainfall, focusing on east Dearborn neighborhoods between Chase Road and Greenfield. Mayor Abdullah Hammound has discussed the city's plans to protect areas with repetitive flooding.
- Dearborn seniors suffered for days without power, state and city leaders calling for action
Seniors at a Dearborn apartment building endured a multi-day power outage following a storm, leading to spoiled food, heat exposure, and lack of water. Local and state leaders, including Mayor Abdullah Hammoud and DTE Energy officials, addressed the crisis, with critics condemning DTE's response and compensation as insufficient.
- Families mourn two teens killed in Fairlane Town Center shooting in Dearborn
Two 19-year-olds, Cameron Watkins and Keonte Seaborn, were killed in a shooting at Fairlane Town Center in Dearborn on July 3. Their families have spoken out, emphasizing their positive traits and rejecting negative portrayals, while police have arrested three suspects linked to the incident.
- Food tossed, care disrupted as DTE outages drag on until 4th day across Metro Detroit
DTE Energy customers in Metro Detroit face prolonged outages entering the fourth day, with shifting restoration estimates causing frustration. Residents report spoiled food, disrupted care for aging family members, and reliance on limited cooling methods. DTE has established community resource stations offering ice, water, and emergency kits in locations including Detroit, Monroe, Dearborn, and Taylor.
- 3 dead in fatal crash on I-94 in Dearborn
A fatal crash on I-94 in Dearborn resulted in three deaths when a semi-truck stopped due to flooding was struck by another vehicle.
- Dearborn sets Fourth of July curfew for minors, increases enforcement
Dearborn has implemented a temporary curfew for minors under 17, requiring parental accompaniment after 10 p.m. from July 3 to July 4 to address illegal fireworks complaints. The curfew aims to enhance safety during Fourth of July celebrations, with potential arrests and citations for violations. Residents and police emphasize the need for community protection amid concerns about dangerous fireworks use in densely populated areas.
- ‘I’ve never seen it in my life’: Massive tree crushes car during Dearborn Heights storm
Severe thunderstorms and strong winds caused trees to fall in Dearborn and Dearborn Heights, damaging a car and blocking streets. Residents reported uprooted trees and safety hazards, with city crews addressing blocked roadways and emergency access. Officials urged residents to report hazards and avoid downed power lines.
- Storm aftermath: Major wind gusts rip through metro Detroit
Major wind gusts caused significant damage in metro Detroit, particularly in Dearborn and Dearborn Heights, during a brief 10-15 minute storm on Friday evening.
- 2 in custody after fatal Fairlane Town Center shooting leaves two dead, another injured in Dearborn
Two people are in custody after a fatal shooting at Fairlane Town Center in Dearborn, which left two dead and one injured. The incident, stemming from a dispute between two groups, was described as an isolated event. Police are continuing their investigation.
- Two people dead and a third injured in shooting at Michigan shopping mall
A shooting at a shopping mall in Dearborn, Michigan, left two people dead and a third injured after a fight between two groups of young people escalated into gunfire. The incident occurred during the Fourth of July weekend, a period historically associated with increased gun violence in the US, with over 500 shootings reported nationwide that weekend in 2024.
- Two people dead and a third injured in shooting at Michigan shopping mall
A shooting at a Michigan shopping mall in Dearborn left two people dead and a third injured after a fight between two groups of young people escalated into gunfire. The incident occurred during the Fourth of July weekend, a period historically associated with increased gun violence in the US.
- Police investigate a shopping mall shooting that left 2 dead in suburban Detroit
A shooting at Fairlane Town Center in Dearborn, Michigan, left two people dead and one injured after a confrontation between two groups of young people. The altercation, which involved gunfire, prompted an evacuation and ongoing investigation by local and state police.
- At least 2 dead after shooting at Fairlane Town Center mall in Michigan
At least two people were killed in a shooting at Fairlane Town Center mall in Dearborn, Michigan, around 2 p.m. Friday. The incident occurred at the shopping center, but no further details were provided in the article.
- Police investigate a shopping mall shooting in suburban Detroit
A shooting occurred at Fairlane Town Center in Dearborn, Michigan, prompting an active police investigation and mall evacuation. Authorities urged the public to avoid the area, and video footage showed people fleeing the scene. Michigan State Police are assisting with the investigation.
- 2 dead, 1 injured after shooting at Fairlane Town Center in Dearborn
Two people are dead and one is injured after a shooting at Fairlane Town Center in Dearborn on July 3. The incident, which occurred around 1:30 p.m., resulted from a fight between two groups escalating into gunfire. No suspects are in custody, and the mall has been closed for investigation.
- Police investigate a shopping mall shooting in suburban Detroit
Police in Michigan are investigating a shooting that occurred at a shopping mall in the city of Dearborn. The incident took place in a suburban Detroit area.
- Fairlane mall shooting latest: 3 shot, 2 dead
Two people were fatally shot at Fairlane Town Center mall in Dearborn, Michigan, on Friday afternoon. Three individuals were shot in total, with two confirmed deaths.
- Fairlane mall shooting: Witness describes deadly incident
Three people were shot at Fairlane Town Center mall in Dearborn, Michigan, resulting in two fatalities. FOX 2 confirmed the deadly incident occurred on Friday afternoon.
- Fairlane Town Center shooting: 1 dead
Three people were shot in a shooting at Fairlane Town Center in Dearborn, Michigan, resulting in one death. The incident occurred on Friday afternoon.
- Two dead, three shot in Fairlane Town Center shooting in Dearborn
Two people are dead after a shooting at Fairlane Town Center in Dearborn Friday afternoon. Three others were shot in the incident.
- Police investigating shooting at Fairlane Town Center in Dearborn
Dearborn police are investigating a shooting at Fairlane Town Center on July 3. A witness reported hearing multiple gunshots and seeing a commotion, prompting police to secure the area. Mayor Abdullah Hammoud urged residents to avoid the mall during the investigation.
- Sources: 3 people shot, 2 dead at Fairlane Town Center in Dearborn
Three people were shot at Fairlane Town Center in Dearborn, resulting in two deaths. The incident followed a fight between two men, prompting mall evacuation and police response. Dearborn Police and Michigan State Police are investigating.
- 6 new schools, 20 years of work: Inside Dearborn’s $1.5B bond proposal
Dearborn Public Schools' $1.5 billion bond proposal, aimed at replacing or remodeling all schools over 20 years, will appear on the November ballot after school board approval. The bond includes a 3.14-mill increase offset by lower city debt millage and elimination of an existing school operating millage, with claims of no tax increase for most homeowners. If approved, six new preschool-through-eighth-grade schools will be built, and the district warns of potential cuts to teaching and learning if the bond fails.
- YMCA offers free swim lessons in metro Detroit as near-drownings raise water safety concerns
The YMCA in metro Detroit is offering free swim lessons through its Detroit Swims program following recent near-drowning incidents involving a 12-year-old in Taylor and a 2-year-old in Dearborn. The initiative aims to address water safety concerns, with participants emphasizing the importance of swimming skills for confidence and emergency prevention.
- Accused ‘heartless grifter’ auto scammer from Dearborn released on bond
Marcelo Cipriano Alvarado, accused of scamming over 25 people out of hundreds of thousands of dollars through an auto fraud scheme, was released on bond after facing 10 felony charges including criminal enterprise and theft by deception. Prosecutors describe him as a 'practiced and heartless grifter,' with victims reporting excuses like family deaths or delayed parts before Alvarado allegedly disappeared.
- Photos: Overnight storms leave damage across Southeast Michigan
Overnight storms with wind gusts over 70 mph caused damage across Southeast Michigan, leaving over 20,000 without power. A 6-year-old girl was injured when a tree fell on a home in Dearborn, and a dog died after contacting a downed utility line. Photos document the damage in areas including Dearborn, Detroit, and Westland.
- Dog killed by downed power line in Dearborn
A 2-year-old dog died after being electrocuted by a downed power line in Dearborn on June 12. The incident occurred near Franklin and Oak streets, and the Dearborn Fire Department reported that the dog was caught in a charged fence line. DTE Energy and Consumers Energy provided safety guidelines for handling downed power lines.