Dave Herndon
The Oakland Press
Southgate, MI, United States
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Recent articles by David:
Area woman convicted in $65M pharmaceutical fraud scheme
In total, Suzan Berro and her co-conspirators submitted fraudulent claims on behalf of more than 40 pharmacies, totaling over $65 million. → Read More
Lensation photography studio opens in Pontiac
Lensation, a new photography studio has opened in Pontiac. Located inside The Treasury, 30 N. Saginaw #409, the studio is run by Kirsten Nordstrom. The studio officially opened Jan. 7 with an open house. Contact the studio at 248-703-8274 or by email at Lensationkn@gmail.com for more information. → Read More
Corewell Health East hires new chief nursing officer
Sadler earned her associate degree in nursing from Gaston College, bachelor’s degree in nursing from Winston-Salem State University and her master’s degree in Health Administration from Pfeiffer Un… → Read More
Annual Dingell Jingle released
Set to the tune of “I’m Dreaming Of A White Christmas.” → Read More
Family of man shot by Dearborn police hires law firm
Cyril Hall, a partner at the firm, said it was a clear civil rights violation. → Read More
Dearborn man who mooned judge, charged with ethnic intimidation, goes on hunger strike
The brother of a Dearborn man who is facing criminal cases in Wayne and Oakland counties said he is now on a hunger strike while in jail. → Read More
Man charged with antisemitic attack in Oakland Co. moons Wayne County judge
Chokr was showing obscene gestures while muted on the video app when he turned his backside to the camera and pulled down his pants. → Read More
Customer pulls gun at area Walmart after pickup order takes too long
The customer had placed the order online, and was waiting in the parking lot when they got upset at the wait time. → Read More
Driver dead, female remains found in trunk after police shooting in Dearborn
The driver of the suspect vehicle was found with a gunshot wound. It is unclear at this time how he was shot, if it was police, himself or another source. → Read More
Students must leave their phones at the door at one area middle school
For Principal Kristen Kajoian, this school year has been quiet. → Read More
Joseph Thomas, former Southfield police chief and a 40-year police veteran, remembered
Prior to coming to the city, Thomas had several other law enforcement jobs. → Read More
8-month-old likely overdosed on fentanyl while at babysitter’s house
The mother said she doesn’t know how her child ingested the drug, but knows that it had to have happened while at the babysitter’s house. → Read More
Dearborn man reports being shot at while in Hazel Park
After Michigan State Police were unable to find a man who reported being shot at on I-696 in Hazel Park, police found that the man had stopped waiting for them and returned to his house in Dearborn… → Read More
Dearborn man reports being shot at while in Hazel Park
After Michigan State Police were unable to find a man who reported being shot at on I-696 in Hazel Park, police found that the man had stopped waiting for them and returned to his house in Dearborn… → Read More
Wayne County Community College launches tuition-free skilled trades program
The program is planned to help connect students with jobs that have a minimum starting wage of $15 an hour. → Read More
Innovation Nation celebrates 200th episode filmed at The Heny Ford
Innovation Nation is a worldwide smash hit, with more than 500 million views over eight seasons and 200 episodes. The show is available in 65 countries including the United States. The show average… → Read More
‘Apollo: When We Went to the Moon’ opens inside Henry Ford Museum
The limited-exhibit Apollo When We Went to the Moon features more than 100 objects and artifacts from the archives of the U.S. Space & Rocket Center. → Read More
Congresswomen join Abbas family to stress deadly impacts of drunken driving
Earlier this month the Honoring Abbas Family Legacy to Terminate (HALT) Drunk Driving Act was passed as part of a larger infrastructure bill. → Read More
Whitmer announces federal grant to help with bridge bundling plan
In recent months Gov. Gretchen Whitmer and Lt. Gov. Garlin Gilchrist have both visited crumbling bridges in the region to promote their $300 million plan to fix aging infrastructure. → Read More
Motor Muster to return to Greenfield Village this summer
Father’s Day weekend will be a return to “normal” after missing last year due to the COVID-19 related shutdowns, Motor Muster will return to Greenfield Village June 19-20. → Read More