WSU student killed in Detroit, unemployment benefits expire for millions, investigation of Nashville explosion leads FBI to search home

Police are investigating a shooting that took the life of an 18-year-old woman in Detroit. Members of Casey Lynae Willis’s family have many questions after the teenager was shot dead just before 2 am on Saturday in the eastern part of the city.

Unemployment benefits for millions of Americans struggling to survive expired overnight, when President Donald Trump refused to sign a COVID relief and expense bill later in the year that had been considered a closed deal before his sudden objections.

Federal agents converged on Saturday at the home of a possible person of interest in the explosion that shook downtown Nashville as investigators combed through hundreds of clues and clues in the explosion that damaged dozens of buildings on Christmas morning.

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The number of confirmed cases of coronavirus (COVID-19) in Michigan increased to 477,269 on Saturday, including 12,029 deaths, state officials report.

Saturday’s update includes 7,341 new cases and an additional 254 deaths. On Wednesday, the state reported a total of 469,928 confirmed cases and 11,775 deaths.

Important note: Michigan did not provide an update on coronavirus data on December 24-25, due to the holiday. The update on Saturday, December 26, represents an average of 2,447 new cases of COVID-19 recorded in Michigan each day between December 23 and 26.

Of the 254 COVID-19 deaths reported on Saturday, officials say 188 were identified during a review of the records – meaning that they did not occur between December 23 and 26.

On Saturday, the state reported a total of 318,389 recoveries from the virus.

Here’s a look at more the data:

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