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What We Know So Far About Alleged Serial Rapist: Patch PM

$100,000 Gift | Breathtaking Northern Lights | Weekend Construction | Wolverines Football | Prisoner Protest | Jail Suicides | Traffic

METRO DETROIT, MI – Here are some stories to talk about tonight on Michigan Patch:

Alleged Serial Rapist Caught: What We Know So Far

  • Suspect believed to have committed rapes in eight jurisdictions; investigation may link suspect to similar crimes in other communities

See ‘Lady Aurora’s’ Best Dance Moves: Northern Lights in Michigan

  • Bidwan Baruah said his first opportunity to capture the northern lights was disappointing — not so when he visited the U.P. for Labor Day.

Entrepreneur Gives $100K to Improve Literacy at Ferndale High School

  • Jack and Annette Aronson are challenging businesses, individuals to make up the difference to implement READ 180 program.

Weekend Construction in Metro Detroit: I-696, I-75, I-96 Ramp Closures, Other Work

  • Several weekend projects could cause delays. Here are some areas to avoid if possible Friday through Sunday.

No. 5 Michigan (1-0) vs. Central Florida (1-0) Football: Everything You Need To Know

  • Kickoff time, TV, point spread, tickets, parking, traffic and more.

National Prisoner Strike Planned Friday: Michigan Locations Here

  • Thousands of convicts and activists in 24 states, including Michigan, are preparing for a massive prison strike on Sept. 9

Wave of Suicides at Wayne County Jails Raises Red Flags

  • Four inmates committed suicide in five months at antiquated jails on county commissioner described as “third world.”

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