Good morning, Detroit. I'm Morgan Riley. Word on the streets of Detroit. We're waking up to a city that's moving fast, staying resilient, and showing up for one another. According to Fox To, Detroit police are investigating a deadly stabbing on the east Side after a pool party turned violent Saturday night near seven Mile in Fleming. Two people, a woman in her twenties and a man in his thirties, were
killed and two others in their thirties were hospitalized. Police have identified a person of interest, but have not made an arrest. Chief James White's team has been addressing what they called a rash of recent violence, urging calm and cooperation with investigators. Fox two also reports a separate incident in which a fifteen year old was shot and killed during an alleged attempted robbery and the thirty one thousand
block of Hendrix. The man involved is a concealed Carrie permit holder, and two people were arrested shortly after the shooting as detectives sort out the facts. WDIV Local four High I lighted a heartbreaking crash on Detroit's east Side involving a five year old girl who was struck by a vehicle, and click on Detroit noted a community push for back to school donations with a supply drive this Thursday in Southgate, underscoring how Metro Detroit's rally when families
need support. CBS Detroit says police are searching for fifteen year old Jania Vernet last scene Saturday, leaving her home on Westwood Street. She's described as five foot four, about one hundred pounds, with brown eyes and black hair. Last scene Saturday, leaving her home on Westwood Street. Anyone with information is asked to contact Commander Dietrich Lever at three one three five nine six five eight four zero or crime Stoppers at one eight hundred seven seven three two
five eight seven. Moments like this remind us how neighbors help bring neighbors home for a human interest Spotlight Visit Detroit's calendar shows the city alive with summer traditions from the Troit's Ribs and R and B Music Festival this past weekend to Tonight's Toto Men at Work and Christopher
Cross Show, plus Sky Covington's Satindall review. Proof Our music roots from Motown to modern still set the tempo and the Metro Detroit News reports Afro Future Festival brings African music and culture to Bedrocks Douglas site August sixteenth and seventeenth, Another chapter in the story of a city that turns heritage into heartbeat. Ratherwise, expect warm mid eighties afternoons with humid air and a slight chance of pop up showers or storms the next couple of days. Plan shade and
water if you're out at evening events. The City of Detroit's events page lists a District four Community Advisory Council meeting tonight at Grace Community Church on Morass and a virtual District two meeting tomorrow. Showing up at these meetings shapes what happens on your block. Detroit has always balanced joy and struggle, like a classic groove sampled into a new beat. We honor the lives lost, search for the missing, and still fill our parks and stages. Because community isn't
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