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Police in Royal Oak are looking for a man who tried to carjack an employee getting into her car Tuesday night outside Addams elementary school along Webster avenue. She locked her doors and sped off before the man was able to get inside. 

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Lincoln Park Schools says a parent reported a student with a gun OFF school property on Tuesday. The district confronted the student and found a loaded gun in their backpack, with ammo and a knife. The district DOESN'T believe there's a threat toward the schools.

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The Oakland County Sheriff says Tarah Baldwin of Roseville was killed when her Saturn collided head-on with a pickup truck on Rochester Road near Barclay Circle just before 8 o'clock this morning. Two others were taken to the hospital but are expected to survive.

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The Michigan Farm Bureau says a Thanksgiving dinner for 10 will cost just over 61 dollars this year -- a drop of 4.5 percent from last year. WWJ's Tony Ortiz reports lower turkey prices can be thanked for most of the drop but other staples are down too.

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It's a tradition for many families and friends -- Thousands of hunters are expected in fields and woods this morning for the start of firearm deer hunting season. WWJ's Charlie Langton is talking to hunters as they head out.

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The Oxford Community Schools Board of Education met last night for the first time since a report was released on the deadly shooting at Oxford High School, issuing an apology. At least one parent of a victim rejected the boards apology, saying it didn't go far enough.

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The continuing strike against MGM Grand Detroit, Hollywood Casino Detroit and Greektown Casino is having a big impact. WWJ's Tony Ortiz says the Michigan Gaming Control board measured casino revenue in Detroit dropping 18 percent in October.

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WWJ Business Editor Murray Feldman said that in the month of October, the national interest rate dropped to 3.2 percent. But, Feldman said that not every sector is seeing relief.

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We're learning new details from police about a body found in a car in Roseville overnight. WWJ's Murray Feldman has more. 

Quite a scene on Detroit's east side where a car has crashed into a driving school! WWJ's Charlie Langton reports from the scene. (Credit: Charlie Langton/WWJ)

Another non-union carmaker is giving its workers a big raise in the wake of the new Detroit Three contracts. WWJ Auto Beat Reporter Jeff Gilbert has more

Jennifer and James Crumbley, the parents of the Oxford school shooter Ethan Crumbley, have requested separate trials. WWJ's Charlie Langton has more. (Credit: Oakland County Sheriff's Office)

The Revive275 project moves into a new phase today, and undoubtedly some drivers will NOT be very happy about it.  So, it's important to know before you go.

A former Farmington High School basketball coach could find out this afternoon if he'll stand trial on sex assault charges.  A hearing is scheduled in 36th District Court this afternoon for Jerremy Thompkins who is facing two counts of criminal sexual conduct. (Credit: Detroit PD)

St. Clair Shores police are investigating a shooting that left one injured. When police arrived they found the victim conscious and responsive.  

A 43-year-old Armada man facing felony charges for pushing an officer over a banister and assaulting another one. The officer who fell suffered broken bones, while the other was banged up as well. (Credit: Macomb County Prosecutor’s office)

Oxford community members upset at district's lack of participation in recent listening session. WWJ's Charlie Langton has more.

The DPD says the name of the suspect in connection to Samantha Woll's murder will not be released. The police say they are at a critical juncture. (Credit: Mandi Wright/USA Today)

A Michigan judge is hearing arguments today on dueling lawsuits in the state -- which revolve around whether Secretary of State Jocelyn Benson has the authority to keep Donald Trump's name off state ballots for president. (Credit: Jennifer Altman/USA Today)

The Tigers make a splash, hiring one of baseball's best play-by-play broadcasters as the club's new TV voice. Jason Benetti comes to Detroit after eight seasons with the rival Chicago White Sox. He can also be seen on national telecasts, calling MLB games, college football, and college basketball for FOX.