Fenton
Coverage of Fenton in the Nexus archive.
- Fenton woman severly injured after being hit by boater; police searching for suspect
A 40-year-old woman named Beth Ayers was severely injured after being hit by a speeding boater while swimming in Pontiac Lake near White Lake Township. The boat involved did not stop, leading investigators to search for the suspect vehicle. Ayers required immediate medical care and is currently receiving treatment at the ICU.
- Forgotten Harvest's Fenton farm relies on volunteers to reach million-pound harvest goal
Forgotten Harvest's Fenton farm aims to harvest over 1 million pounds of food this year, relying heavily on volunteers. Assistant Farm Manager Lori Setera leads volunteer efforts, emphasizing their critical role in planting, harvesting, and distributing crops like squash, corn, and zucchini to address food insecurity in Michigan.
- List of active weather alerts as severe weather moves through Southeast Michigan
A severe thunderstorm warning was issued for parts of Oakland and Genesee counties in southeastern Michigan, with storms producing wind gusts up to 60 mph, hail up to 1.25 inches in diameter, and heavy rain. The warning, effective until 7:45 p.m. EDT, impacted areas including Fenton, Holly, and Lake Fenton, prompting advisories for shelter and flood precautions.
- 2 motorcyclists hospitalized after colliding with car in Highland Township
Two motorcyclists were hospitalized after colliding with a BMW driven by a 28-year-old man in Highland Township. The crash occurred on June 27 near North Milford Road, ejecting the motorcyclists who were wearing DOT-approved helmets and protective gear. Both motorcyclists are in critical condition, while the BMW driver was uninjured, and drugs or alcohol were not involved.