‘We should do better together’ -- Metro Detroit parents of children with disabilities push for more COVID mitigation
DETROIT – Over the course of the COVID pandemic, people with disabilities have been some of the most at-risk and often the least protected from a virus that is more likely to kill them. Now these parents are urging leaders and neighbors to come together to keep their children safe.
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Metro Detroit weather: Increasing risk for Tuesday evening severe storms
Tuesday is the day of concern. A line of strong-to-severe storms crosses the area Tuesday evening.
There is a significant risk for damaging wind gusts, hail, and possibly even a tornado
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- A suspected shooter was taken into police custody Sunday morning by the Detroit Police Department. Click here to read more.