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Was a fake camera posted outside a ballot box in Plymouth Township a case of voter intimidation? That's what police want to know, and they're now searching for a suspect. 

It's day two of jury selection in James Crumbley's involuntary manslaughter trial. WWJ's Charlie Langton has more. (Credit: Plymouth Township Police Department)

A 19-year old man is dead and debris was scattered up to four miles away following multiple massive explosions at a Clinton Township business Monday night. WWJ's Jon Hewett says the victim was standing a quarter-mile away watching the explosion when he was hit by a projectile.

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Jury selection begins today in the involuntary manslaughter trial of James Crumbley, the father of the Oxford High School shooter. Last month, James' wife Jennifer was convicted on all four counts of involuntary manslaughter. 

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Investigation and cleanup continue after explosions at an industrial plant rocked Clinton Township. WWJ's Charlie Langton has details. (Credit: Charlie Langton/WWJ)

The involuntary manslaughter trial for the father of the Oxford High School shooter gets underway today with jury selection.

Stellantis says cuts at two Jeep plants turned out to be not nearly as deep as first announced: Plus, health officials are reminding Michigan residents that the measles vaccine is safe and effective after two more local patients were diagnosed with the extremely contagious disease. WWJ's Tracey McCaskill has the details, plus more on this afternoon's top stories. (Photo: © Kimberly P. Mitchell via Imagn Content Services, LLC)

The demolition of Detroit's Packard Plant enters its final demolition phase today. WWJ's Charlie Langton has more. 

Beginning today, a portion of southbound M-53 will close for a $16M construction project. WWJ's Tina Marie joins us from the 24 hour traffic center. (Credit: Charlie Langton/WWJ)

A car has slammed into a wall at a Canton Walmart, will several reportedly injured. 

The Detroit Pistons hosted a 'Second Chance Summit,' offering expungement opportunities to hundreds of Detroiters. (Credit: Getty)

Two men face felony charges for allegedly drag racing, causing a crash that killed one and critically injured another. WWJ's Chralie Langton has more.

A woman who has missing for more than 7 years was found at a motel in Inkster. (Credit: Getty)

The Batmobile -- and other iconic rides -- all making their way to Detroit for Autorama this weekend. WWJ's Jon Hewett joins with more.

Michigan Democratic Representative Rashida Tlaib held a news conference on the humanitarian crisis in Rafah, the safe zone where over one-million displaced Palestinians are sheltering. (Credit: Jack Gruber/USA Today)

Fire crews remain on the scene of an extended stay hotel in Farmington Hills where the area is currently blocked off. We get the latest from the scene with WWJ's Charlie Langton.

Michigan State Police are waiting for autopsy results following a crash on Belle Isle. Troopers responded to the single-car crash Wednesday, where the driver hit a utility pole. They found the car on fire.  After the fire was out, DFD realized there was a person inside the car, but wasn't the owner. The owner loaned their car to a woman to run some errands. (Credit: WWJ/Charlie Langton)

Cleanup is underway in the Flint area -- after a tornado touched down during those powerful overnight storms. WWJ's Jon Hewett is in Grand Blanc. (Credit: Calhoun County Sheriff's Office)

Troy Police take 3 people to jail and confiscate fentanyl, after getting calls on a suspected drunk driver in a Sonic drive-thru.