Troy
Coverage of Troy in the Nexus archive.
- Troy Shut Off Professor’s Email After He Contacted State Officials
Micah Swartz received two written disciplinary warnings after sending a letter to Alabama lawmakers. The concerns raised by Swartz focused on an ongoing state syllabi review, following an action involving Troy shutting off a professor's email.
- 5 things to know this Friday, August 14
Four children were involved in a car rollover that occurred in Troy on Thursday night. Additionally, a longtime Saratoga Springs business has announced its closure. These local stories are featured in 'five things to know,' a segment sponsored by the Lia Auto Group.
- Troy Punishes Professor for Writing to Lawmakers on University Letterhead
Troy punished a professor after they wrote letters to lawmakers using official university letterhead. The punishment relates to the use of institutional branding for external communication with legislators.
- 4 children involved in vehicle rollover in Troy
Four children were involved in a vehicle rollover that occurred in Troy on Thursday. The incident reportedly took place on Oakwood Avenue.
- 17-year-old accused of attempted murder in Albany shooting
A 17-year-old was arrested in connection with a shooting that injured two people in Albany. The teenager was taken into custody on Tuesday after an execution of a search warrant took place in Troy, according to Albany Police.
- This was just voted the best sandwich/deli place in Metro Detroit
Ventimiglia Italian Foods in Sterling Heights won the best sandwich/deli award in Metro Detroit, according to Vote 4 The Best. The top five finalists included Bread Basket Deli, New York Deli, Ernie’s Market in Oak Park, Breakaway Deli in Troy, and Ventimiglia Italian Foods. The voting process received more than 163,000 votes.
- Residents, mayor of Troy at odds over executive power guidelines
Mayor Carmella Mantello enacted a public safety emergency in Troy, N.Y., several months ago to pay for a contract with Flock Safety. This contract was for automated license plate reader (ALPR) cameras. The mayor and residents are currently at odds over the guidelines used for executive power.
- Crews battle large fire at Troy Church of Christ
Fire crews in Troy battled a large fire at the Troy Church of Christ on Thursday morning. Multiple trucks and firefighters responded to the scene from the ground and using ladders. Local reports indicated that firefighters appeared to have mostly put the fire out.
- Large church fire in Troy appears to be a 'total loss'
The Troy Church of Christ has been burning since 3 a.m., requiring fire crews to work through the early morning hours on Thursday. The large church fire in Troy appears to be assessed as a total loss.
- Firefighters battle large blaze at Troy church
A 4-alarm fire broke out early Thursday morning at the Troy Church of Christ on Trombley Road. Fire personnel had to battle a blaze defensively after encountering a partial roof collapse, and no injuries have been reported. The church pastor announced that services will continue in the interim from a different location.
- SkyFOX over early morning church fire in Troy
FOX 2's morning chopper flew over a church fire at Troy Church of Christ on Thursday morning.
- New Scotland residents voice concerns over proposed battery storage facility in packed meeting
New Scotland residents gathered in large numbers at a Planning Board meeting to express concerns over a proposed battery energy storage system by New Leaf Energy. The event, held in a changed location, drew over 70 attendees waiting before the official start time.
- Jeremy Moss wins Democratic nomination for Michigan’s 11th Congressional District, AP projects
Jeremy Moss has won the Democratic nomination for Michigan’s 11th Congressional District, defeating three other candidates. He will face Troy Mayor Ethan Baker, who ran unopposed in the Republican primary. The district includes Troy, Royal Oak, Farmington Hills, Pontiac, and other parts of Western Oakland County.
- Community gathers for Jaliek Rainwalker, on what would have been his 31st birthday
A community gathering was held at Burden Pond Preserve in Troy to honor Jaliek Rainwalker, who disappeared in 2007. The event, on what would have been his 31st birthday, aimed to keep his memory and the search for answers alive. His case remains unsolved nearly 19 years later.
- How to cope with workplace burnout
Workplace burnout is affecting two-thirds of full-time workers in the U.S., with 80% reporting job-related mental health harm and 40% quitting jobs due to burnout. Unlike stress, burnout involves emotional exhaustion and disengagement, and 70% of people would reject higher-paying jobs without mental health benefits. Lori Edelson, a licensed therapist and owner of the Birmingham Maple Clinic in Troy, discusses coping strategies.
- Troy man charged with vandalizing Flock camera
A Troy man was arrested for vandalizing a Flock camera. The arrest occurred on Wednesday as part of a vandalism investigation.
- Six months in, Troy’s new EMS falls short of contract benchmark, still shows faster response times
Star EMS, which took over Troy's ambulance service six months ago, has not met the 90% six-minute response-time benchmark under its contract but shows improved performance compared to previous providers. City data indicates Star EMS achieved the target 70-80% of the time in most months, with officials noting potential dispatching efficiencies to improve further.
- Morning 4: Gladwin officials warn against wastewater use after lightning strike damages treatment plant — and more news
Gladwin officials warn residents to avoid using plumbing after a lightning strike damages the city's wastewater treatment plant. A 32-year-old man faces fraud charges for allegedly defrauding a Troy resident of over $100K. The Detroit Jazz Fest announced its 2026 lineup and new stage setup, and British social media stars Josh and Jase returned to Michigan.
- Man charged for alleged scheme that defrauded Troy resident of over $100K
A 32-year-old man, Yanling Xie, is charged with defrauding a Troy resident over $100,000 through an investment scheme involving fake artificial intelligence market predictions and cash/gold bar payments. The suspect was arrested after a sting operation, and the investigation into cryptocurrency-related fraud remains ongoing.
- Man rescued from Poestenkill Gorge in Troy
A man was rescued by the Troy Fire Department from Poestenkill Gorge in Troy after being swept away by strong currents and slippery rocks. The incident occurred on Friday night, as reported by the Office of Mayor Carmella Mantello.
- Troy Mayor: Three Flock cameras vandalized overnight
Three Flock license plate readers were deliberately destroyed in Troy overnight, according to Troy Mayor Carmella Mantello. She shared photos of the damage on her Facebook page on Friday.
- Troy man indicted for making destructive device
A man from Troy was indicted on two counts for creating a destructive device and attempting to destroy a vehicle with it.
- Third prize-winning Powerball ticket sold in Troy
A third prize-winning Powerball ticket from Wednesday's drawing was sold in Troy, as announced by the New York Lottery. The lottery confirmed the sale of the ticket in the city of Troy.
- Troy man indicted on attempted murder, assault charges
A man from Troy has been indicted on charges of attempted murder and assault following a shooting in May. The Rensselaer County District Attorney's Office announced the indictment.
- Dearborn’s midterm election will have an option for a $1.5 billon bond for schools -- Here’s why
Dearborn voters will decide on a $1.5 billion bond proposal for school improvements in the November 3 midterm election. The bond would fund six new schools and renovate high schools without raising resident taxes, as nearby districts have spent significantly more on similar projects. Mike Esseily, superintendent of Dearborn Public Schools, discussed the urgency of the renovations.
- Troy man accused of speeding through red light, crashing into car, critically injuring 1
Mohamed Ali Ahmad, a 21-year-old from Troy, was charged with reckless driving after allegedly speeding through a red light and crashing into a Ford Fusion, critically injuring a 27-year-old Bloomfield Hills man. The incident occurred at the intersection of Big Beaver and Livernois roads on July 18, and Ahmad was arraigned with a $50,000 bond.
- Troy hyperbaric chamber explosion: Man pleads no contest in fire that killed 5-year-old
A man pleaded no contest to a reduced charge after a hyperbaric chamber explosion in Troy that resulted in the death of a 5-year-old. Gary Mosteller's second-degree murder charge was dropped by the prosecutor's office in exchange for the plea.
- Troy moving closer to One Monument Square redevelopment plan
Troy is progressing toward the redevelopment of One Monument Square. Another step in the redevelopment process is being implemented.
- City of Troy to host free at-home bulk pickup
The city of Troy will launch a citywide curbside bulk pickup program starting at the end of July. The service is described as free and available for at-home collection.
- Assessing the Documents: Voter Registration in Michigan
The article discusses voter registration in Michigan, highlighting a voter using an absentee ballot drop box in Troy in 2020. It focuses on the process and documentation related to voter registration in the state.
- Soul food restaurant reopens in new Troy location
Kitchen 216, a soul food restaurant, has reopened in a new location in Troy at the Vicina – Modern Urban Flats building on 100 Congress Street.
- 5 things to know this Wednesday, July 15
A $5,000 reward is being offered for information on a man linked to a Troy homicide. Healthcare workers are continuing to protest the re-designation of Columbia Memorial Hospital.
- Authorities offering $5K reward for details in Troy homicide investigation
The United States Marshal Service is offering a $5,000 reward for information leading to the resolution of a fatal shooting investigation in Troy. The Troy Police Department is handling the case.
- Recall organizers targeting Oakland County's Dave Woodward to start collecting signatures July 25
Recall organizers targeting Oakland County's Dave Woodward plan to collect signatures starting July 25 after a judge has not ruled on his appeal against the recall petitions approved on April 27. The effort, led by I Am Oakland County, is due to Woodward's consulting work with companies like Sheetz and the controversial Flock drone trial agreement.
- Police chase suspect on stolen 4-wheeler
Detroit and Troy police pursued a suspect who stole an ATV and evaded officers by riding against traffic, using sidewalks and parking lots. The suspect attempted to escape law enforcement by navigating unconventional routes.
- 2 plead guilty to manslaughter in Albany barbershop shooting
Two individuals involved in a deadly Albany barbershop shooting pleaded guilty to first-degree manslaughter. Samir Princeton, 22, of Albany, and Dejoune Smith, 21, of Troy, were scheduled to face a jury trial starting Monday.
- Shardonay Tyce's family speaks out two months after her shooting death in Troy
Shardonay Tyce's family is grieving her shooting death, which occurred two months ago in Troy. They have spoken out about the tragedy.
- 22-year-old arrested in connection with Troy stabbing
A 22-year-old man from Troy was arrested and charged with attempted murder in the second degree and robbery in the first degree in connection with a stabbing that occurred in April.
- Lansingburgh restaurant added to NYS historic registry
Testo's Restaurant in Lansingburgh, Troy, has been added to the New York State Historic Business Preservation Registry and is celebrating its 50th anniversary.
- Man accused of Troy shooting found in Georgia
The man accused of a shooting in Troy was extradited from Georgia to New York by the United States Marshals Service. He is now back in New York.