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Daylight saving time 2025

Daylight saving time begins Sunday.. Prepare to lose an hour of sleep as the clock springs forward. At 2 a.m. on Sunday, the clocks will jump forward to 3 a.m. While the time change may feel like a setback, the shift means longer daylight hours in the evening, allowing for brighter commutes home for many.

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2 dead after murder-suicide at Auburn Hills hotel

2 people are dead after a shooting at Holiday Inn in Auburn Hills. The incident occurred Friday night at the Holiday Inn on Baldwin Street near the Great Lakes Crossing Mall. A 34-year-old woman and 33-year-old man were found with wounds to the head. A 3-year-old child was also inside the room but was uninjured.

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Video captures Warren police officer saving child from drowning at pool hotel

View this post on Instagram A post shared by MDN (@metrodetroitnews) A Warren police officer is being hailed as a hero after saving a 12-year-old boy who nearly drowned at a hotel pool Saturday evening. Officer Brooklier and other first responders worked together to rescue the child at the TownPlace Suites Hotel. Thanks to their

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Patient dies after jumping out of window at Henry Ford Hospital, under investigation

View this post on Instagram A post shared by MDN (@metrodetroitnews) A patient at Henry Ford Hospital died earlier this week after jumping from a fourth-floor window. The incident happened Monday at Henry Ford Hospital, located at Grand Blvd in Detroit, at around 6:30a.m. The 35-year-old patient got out of bed, broke a window, and

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2 kids found dead inside van died from carbon monoxide poisoning, medical examiner reports

The Wayne County Medical Examiner’s Office has confirmed that 2-year-old A’Millah Currie and 9-year-old Darnell Currie, Jr. died from carbon monoxide toxicity, ruling their deaths as accidental. The updated findings come after complete examinations were performed with the cause and manner of death officially certified on March 5, 2025. The tragic case unfolded in February

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Detroit city council restricts marijuana, vaping billboards/signs near schools & parks

The Detroit City Council has unanimously approved a new ordinance restricting billboards other signs for marijuana-and-vaping products near areas where children gather. The ordinance by City Councilmembers Scott Benson and Angela Whitfield-Calloway, prohibits them within 1,000 feet of schools, childcare centers, parks, libraries, playgrounds, recreation centers, and juvenile facilities. The new rules will take effect

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Students in Detroit walkout of school to protest against ICE, anti-immigration policies

Earlier today, hundreds of students from Southwest Detroit high schools walked out on Tuesday afternoon in protest of deportations and in support of immigrant rights. View this post on Instagram A post shared by MDN (@metrodetroitnews) The demonstration started at Clark Park and then marched down the streets. Students from Western, Cesar Chavez, and others

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Lafayette Coney Island cleared to reopen by health department after rat infestation

Lafayette Coney Island will reopen around 5:00 p.m. today after voluntarily closing on January 24 due to a rodent infestation. The Detroit Health Department reinspected the restaurant on March 3, confirming that all violations were corrected. Chief Public Health Officer Denise Fair Razo provided an update on the closure and outlined the upgrades made to

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Detroit police officer charged for sending inappropriate texts to 12-year-old girl, prosecutors say

A Detroit police officer is facing charges for allegedly sending inappropriate text messages to a young girl. Officer Earl Raynard Anderson Jr., 37, has been charged with accosting a child for immoral purposes, a four-year felony, according to the Macomb County prosecutor’s office. The investigation, conducted by the Warren Police Department’s Special Victim’s Division, revealed

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Metro Detroiters line up for Paczkis on Fat Tuesday

People are lined up outside New Palace Bakery early Tuesday morning, eager to get their hands on fresh Paczki on Fat Tuesday. The line stretched around the building. Fat Tuesday is the day before Ash Wednesday and marks the last chance to enjoy rich foods before Lent begins. In Polish tradition, people celebrate by eating

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