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He was 67. ADetroit fixture and Emmy-award winning news anchor, Fisher spent seven years at Fox 2 before resigning in 1997. He joined the WJBK-TV team from WXYZ-TV (Channel 7), where he was an anchor and reporter for 12 years. Fisher also spent five years at WJRT in Flint before moving to WXYZ. Fisher began his career in 1968 at WATZ in Alpena.

Among his list of awards was the 1993 Michigan Associated Press Award for individual reporting for an investigative re- port on chemical pollution, and a1986 national award from the American Bar Association for his series on jury system. At the time of his resignation from WJBK, Fisher released this statement: I came to WJBK in 1990, the station had undergone two ownership changes, and its image was suffering. I am proud to say that I became part of its growth and development which is continuing under FOX. anchoring the early and late evening news at least five days per week leaves precious little time to spend with my wife and four children. With the most recent changes in ownership and management at FOX 2, I felt that this would be a good time to take a break, spend more time with my family and get in closer touch with the people and concerns of the Colleagues said they considered him to be a warm, giving and caring man.

Funeral arrangements are pending. Rich Fisher, longtime news anchor and Emmy award winner, dies at 67 By Perry A. Farrell Detroit Free Press WJBK-TV Rich Fisher started work in Alpena. the downfall for the party in 2016. talked about protecting seniors and younger people, but in Macomb County, of the population is from the millennial generation and there a single message for she said.

passionate and we want to change the world, but the political organizations engaging Mike Barnwell, from the Carpenters and Millwrights union, said for his members, Clinton was the candidate looking out for corporate interests and, despite his wealth and holdings, Trump connected better with the working class. were a lot of old wounds, like the NAFTA he said. kids and children are leaving because of poor trade agreements. They were not being represented. We need to get them Perez said that in addition to articulating the values of protecting vulnerable Americans and advancing causes important to the middle class, Democrats also have to point out the fallacies in messages on things like bringing back coal jobs.

voters heard is this guy feels our Perez said. this perception out there that many have that the Republican Party cares about the rich and Democrats care about the poor, but who cares about me? an issue we need to Perez was supposed to be joined in Warren by U.S. Reps. Sander Levin, D-Royal Oak, and Keith Ellison, who also is the deputy chairman of the DNC. The two were in Washington awaiting a crucial vote on the repeal of the federal Affordable Care Act, but the bill was pulled.

Perez was scheduled to hold another roundtable meeting in Flint and a town hall meeting and rally in Detroit later Friday. Republicans said the Turnaround Tour was a desperate attempt to gloss over the fact that the Democratic party has taken the support of Michi- ganders for granted. the hardworking men and women from Michigan struggled to find jobs in a difficult economy, Democrats ignored their voices. But last November, Michigan voters spoke loud and clear when we elected President said Republican National Committee chairwoman Ronna Romney McDaniel in a statement. will take more than just a road trip to convince Rust Belt voters that Democrats have not forgotten about Contact Kathleen Gray: 313-223-4430, or on Twitter PEREZ: Democrats consider strategies for a rebound FROM PAGE 4A two counts of assault with intent to murder and several weapons charges in connection with the shooting on March 15.

Two officers, a 20-year-veteran and 4-year member of the department, were injured. Authorities say the officers stopped Durham on Ash Street near Tillman to do a pedestrian investigation. While he was detained, prosecutors say Durham fought with the officers and pulled a gun from his front waistband, then fired at the officers, leading to a shootout. Amanhunt involving more than 200 local and federal agents ensued. Police tracked down the suspect, who had multiple gunshot wounds, a couple of hours later at Vinewood and Michigan Avenue and arrested him.

Durham had a loaded caliber revolver and was to police, officials said. The gun has been sent for ballistics testing. ballistics report has not come back Detroit police Sgt. Adam Madera said Friday. He said the investigation remains active.

The 20-year police veteran remains hospitalized and the other officer has been released from the hospital, Madera said. Last week, Detroit Police Chief James Craig said DNA evidence ties Durham to Rose and called him the prime suspect in the death. Rose was shot in the head Nov. 22 and died the next day. Another man had been charged in the case, but prosecutors dropped charges in December when the investigation eliminated him as a suspect.

Court records show Durham had been ordered to receive treatment at a mental clinic in two earlier criminal cases in 1990. His attorney said she know about his prior mental health because been unable to share his background with her. People who know Durham attended the court hearing Friday, and one yelled love you as the hearing concluded. They declined to talk to reporters leaving the courtroom. Contact Elisha Anderson: or 313-222-5144.

RACHEL TO THE FREE PRESS Raymond Durham enters the courtroom during his probable cause conference on Friday. He is charged in the shooting of two Detroit police officers. RACHEL TO THE FREE PRESS Gabi Silver, left, Durham's attorney, with her client at the Frank Murphy Hall of Justice in Detroit. Durham, who is being held without bond, had trouble when asked to sign his name on a document. POLICE: Suspect in Detroit shootings to receive psychiatric evaluation FROM PAGE 4A.