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Six years after the Edenville flood, residents reflect on loss and recovery
Residents of Midland County, Michigan, who were affected by the disastrous Edenville flood are still feeling the effects six years later.

Detroit officer sued for shooting unarmed teen at block party, leaving her permanently disabled
Rain Williams, who was 19 at the time, suffered a permanent brain injury and limited mobility after being shot in the head and shoulder by a Detroit police officer in June 2024.

Family sues Detroit officer who shot teen at 2024 block party, left her disabled
A Detroit family is renewing calls for accountability after a police officer allegedly stumbled and opened fire into a crowd at a block party — shooting a then-19-year-old woman in the head and leaving her permanently disabled.

Family of victim in 2024 Detroit shooting at large party sues officer that shot her
A deadly shootout at an illegal block party on Detroit’s west side two years ago has led to a victim suing an officer who shot her in the head.

Family, attorneys of woman shot by Detroit officer at 2024 block party call for accountability
A new video was released of a 2024 shooting in Detroit that left a teenage girl with catastrophic injuries. The victim’s attorneys are calling for accountability from the Detroit Police Department.

Supreme Court declines to hear Grand Rapids officer’s appeal in 2020 protest use-of-force case
The case stems from a May 30, 2020 incident in which a GRPD officer fired a crowd-control canister at Sean Hart during chaos following the death of George Floyd.

DBusiness Commercial Real Estate Awards 2025: Best New Office Project
Ven Johnson Law and Accenture also have committed to lease office space in Hudson’s Detroit, along with Rock (Dan Gilbert’s family office) and the Gilbert Family Foundation.

Ven Johnson plans to appeal Edenville Dam ruling
The attorney argues that the state failed in its duty to properly regulate the dam’s owner and operator, Boyce Hydro.

Sanford Flooding: Looking back on the six-year anniversary
Tuesday marks six years since the devastating 500-year flood in Sanford that destroyed homes and businesses.