Morning 4 is a quick roundup of stories we think you should know about to start your day. So, let\u2019s get to the news.<\/p>\n
Oakland University stabbing suspects still at large, campus on alert<\/p>\n
Oakland University police continue searching for two suspects involved in a stabbing that left one man injured Thursday night. Witnesses described the suspects as men in their early 20s.<\/p>\n
One suspect is about 5 feet 8 inches to 5 feet 10 inches tall, wearing a black North Face jacket, black pants, and white shoes with blue on the back. He has chin-length dreadlocks. <\/p>\n
The other suspect wore a camo jacket with a black hood, black pants, and black shoes, and has curly hair.<\/p>\n
The incident has left some students feeling uneasy as they return to classes. Many on campus hope those responsible will be held accountable.<\/p>\n
Read more here.<\/a><\/p>\n Emergency teams rescue man after parking garage partially collapses, leaving him trapped for over 2 hours<\/p>\n Dearborn Fire Chief Joseph Murray gave an update on the partial collapse of a parking garage.<\/p>\n The miraculous rescue involved a man who survived being trapped when the structure collapsed onto his car.<\/p>\n The incident occurred on Friday (Feb. 6) in the area of Michigan Avenue and West Outer Drive around 8:45 p.m.<\/p>\n Fire crews say the first floor of the garage collapsed, burying the vehicle under concrete and steel beams.<\/p>\n After about two hours, rescue teams managed to pull the victim out through his car window.<\/p>\n Read more here.<\/a><\/p>\n \u2018More than a restaurant\u2019: Customers brave cold for one last taste of Detroit Bar-B-Q at risk of closing<\/p>\n Customers braved cold temperatures Friday to line up outside Parks Old Style Bar-B-Q, hoping to savor one final taste of the longtime Detroit restaurant that\u2019s been serving the community for nearly six decades.<\/p>\n \u201cWe can see how much the community loves us. We always get customers, but it\u2019s just like \u2013 it hasn\u2019t been this busy in years,\u201d said Chanell McGilary, manager of the north end business.<\/p>\n The family-owned restaurant, a cornerstone of Detroit\u2019s barbecue scene, is set to close its doors on Sunday (Feb. 8), marking the end of a legacy that spans generations of both owners and loyal customers.<\/p>\n Read more here.<\/a><\/p>\n Teen Dating Violence Awareness Month highlights risks after death of 17-year-old Detroit girl<\/p>\n February is Teen Dating Violence Awareness Month, and last year\u2019s killing of 17-year-old London Thomas serves as a sad reminder that domestic violence can affect anyone, regardless of age.<\/p>\n \u201cI experienced abuse as an adult,\u201d Dr. So\u2019Phelia Morrow, an assistant professor at Wayne State University\u2019s School of Social Work, said on Friday.<\/p>\n A Flint native, Morrow spent years studying intimate partner violence, with a particular focus on middle-class black women and girls, such as Thomas.<\/p>\n