10 Injured in Shooting Incident at Water Park Near Detroit

A shooting incident at a city-run water park near Detroit left 10 people injured. The incident occurred on Saturday in Rochester Hills, Michigan, while families were enjoying the park to escape the heat. Witnesses reported hearing multiple gunshots, and authorities confirmed the recovery of a handgun and empty magazines. The suspect is believed to have fired approximately 28 shots, reloading multiple times. The authorities urged the public to avoid the area as it remained an active crime scene. The investigation is ongoing, and the conditions of the victims remain unclear. The shooting comes less than a year after the Oxford High School shooting in the same county, where four students were killed and six others were injured.

Trump Visits Detroit’s ‘Hood,’ While Biden and Obama Attend LA Fundraiser

During a visit to Detroit’s 180 Church, Pastor Lorenzo Sewell expressed gratitude to former President Donald Trump for visiting the community, while criticizing Presidents Obama and Biden for not doing so. Trump highlighted the Platinum Plan, a $500 billion investment in Black businesses and churches, which Sewell praised as a tangible plan addressing the needs of the Black community. While Biden spoke at an NAACP dinner in Detroit last month, he is now attending a fundraiser in Los Angeles with former President Obama. The Biden campaign estimates Saturday’s event will raise at least $28 million.

Detroit Welcomes ESPN BET Sportsbook and Restaurant at Hollywood Casino Greektown

Just in time for the NFL Draft, Detroit welcomes a new ESPN BET branded sportsbook and restaurant at Hollywood Casino Greektown. Spanning 4,500 square feet, the upper-floor venue offers a high-tech betting experience with wagering kiosks, big-screen TVs, and an expansive video wall. Guests can indulge in elevated bar food and drinks while immersing themselves in the action. To mark the opening, ESPN talent and programming will be featured throughout the week, including the “First Draft” podcast and the “Unsportsmanlike” morning show on ESPN Radio. ESPN BET Live will broadcast from the sportsbook on Thursday and Friday, and live “Sportscenter” segments will originate from the property. Additionally, the casino’s “Rock Bar” has been transformed into an expanded sports viewing and betting area.

Caleb Williams Excited About Possible Bears Stadium Plans

USC quarterback Caleb Williams expressed enthusiasm for the potential construction of a new Bears stadium on the lakefront in Detroit. Williams, who is projected to be the top pick in the NFL Draft, emphasized his willingness to play in cold temperatures, having played in a variety of weather conditions during his college career. He acknowledged that the stadium would take several years to complete, but he would be thrilled to play there in the future.

NFL Draft 2023: Everything You Need to Know

The NFL Draft is set to kick off on Thursday, April 27th, and will run through Saturday, April 29th. The draft will be held in Detroit, Michigan, and will feature a deep class of prospects, including several quarterbacks who are expected to go in the first round. The Bears are expected to draft a quarterback with the first overall pick, and the Patriots are also expected to select a quarterback with the third overall pick. Several other teams are also in need of quarterbacks, so the quarterback position is expected to be one of the most popular in the draft. In addition to quarterbacks, several other positions are expected to be well-represented in the first round, including wide receivers and offensive tackles. The draft is always an exciting event, and this year’s draft is expected to be one of the most exciting in recent memory.

WWII Army Air Forces Pilot’s Remains Identified After 8 Decades

The remains of 2nd Lt. John E. McLauchlen Jr., an Army Air Forces pilot from Detroit, have been identified eight decades after he went missing during a bombing mission in Southeast Asia during World War II. McLauchlen’s plane was reportedly hit by anti-aircraft fire on December 1, 1943, and his crew members were declared missing in action. In 1947, the remains of eight individuals involved in a potential B-24 Liberator crash were recovered in present-day Myanmar and interred as unknowns in Honolulu. Through anthropological analysis, circumstantial and material evidence, and DNA analysis, one set of those remains was identified as McLauchlen’s in January 2023.

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