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Education
11:48 am
Fri October 5, 2012

Former charter school director in Muskegon charged with falsifying count records

Image of the homepage for the WayPoint Academy charter school in Muskegon.
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Image of the homepage for the WayPoint Academy charter school in Muskegon.

Student Count Day just took place across Michigan earlier this week. The amount of state aid a school receives is dependent on the number of students attending.

Now we hear news about a charter school director who may have falsified student count records.

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Police
12:56 pm
Fri September 21, 2012

Saginaw police officers disciplined in wake of homeless man shooting, mother still looks for answers

A screenshot from the cell phone video which shows Milton Hall being shot and killed by Saginaw Police officers.
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A screenshot from the cell phone video which shows Milton Hall being shot and killed by Saginaw Police officers.

Earlier this month it was announced the Saginaw police officers who shot and killed a homeless, mentally ill man would not face criminal charges. 49-year-old Milton Hall was killed by Saginaw Police July 1, after police say he refused to drop a knife. Six officers fired several dozen shots at Hall.

Now we hear that some officers will be disciplined internally by the Saginaw Police Department.

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Crime
11:02 am
Mon September 17, 2012

A violent weekend in Flint, Michigan, homicides hit 50

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The Flint Journal reports this morning about three killings over the weekend, bring the total number of homicides to 50:

Three homicides in as many days has brought the city's total to 50 slayings for the year.

The latest was a shooting and hit and run that left one man dead...

The city didn't record its 50th homicide last year until late October.

In 2010, the city set a record for the number of homicides at 66. That's in a city with a shrinking population.

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