St. Clair Shores police

A St. Clair Shores couple, Jason Showers and Megan Showers, were charged with multiple felonies after throwing an explosive device marked 'bye bye' into their neighbor's yard. Victim David stated that officers found firearms and materials for assembling explosive devices inside the home. The couple faces charges including Possession of Bombs with Unlawful Intent.

The Church of the Living God in St. Clair Shores has experienced multiple break-ins and graffiti incidents, causing significant damage and requiring major repairs. Pastor Tony Hines reported escalating vandalism, including fire extinguishers thrown onto the roof and a ransacked kitchen, with police identifying suspects but no clear motive. The church, which recently completed a $158,000 renovation, remains committed to the community despite the challenges.

Grosse Pointe South hockey coach Ben Warda faces a felony charge of third-degree criminal sexual conduct after being accused of assaulting a woman on his boat. The victim, in her 30s, met Warda at a bar before the incident, and he was removed from his coaching position and given a $50,000 bond.