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Morning 4: These 22 campsites across Michigan will see closures in 2025 -- and other news

Here are the top stories for the morning of Oct. 7, 2024

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Morning 4 is a quick roundup of stories we think you should know about to start your day. So, let’s get to the news.


These 22 campsites across Michigan will see closures in 2025

For those looking to hit up one of Michigan’s many campgrounds, you may have to double-check if it’s open.

Multiple campsites across Michigan will see some closures for at least some of 2025 for renovations. Some are already closed, but are expected to reopen sometime in 2025.

Read more here.


Live stream tracker: Hurricane Milton barrels towards Florida

The storm-ravaged Gulf Coast in Florida was expected to hit less than two weeks after Hurricane Helene struck. While forecast models vary widely, the most likely path suggests Milton could make landfall Wednesday in the Tampa Bay area and remain a hurricane as it moves across central Florida into the Atlantic Ocean.

Watch the live tracker here.


Southfield firefighters save 2 dogs, 13 puppies from burning home

Two dogs and 13 puppies were rescued from a burning home late Saturday night.

Southfield firefighters responded to a house fire in the 27000 block of Spring Arbor Drive at around 11:30 p.m. on Oct. 5. Officials said smoke could be seen coming out of the house.

Read more here.


What we know: Antisemitic flyers sparking concerns in Oakland County communities

Police in Oakland County are asking for help finding who put bags filled with antisemitic writing across several neighborhoods.

Police said the bags were found outside more than 100 homes in Farmington Hills. Three law enforcement agencies are working to track down the people responsible for spreading hate driveway-to-driveway.

West Bloomfield police are also investigating who put out another 100 of them in their neighborhoods. There are reports of the same thing happening in White Lake.

Read more here.


Weather: Sweater weather: Sunny and seasonal 60s for a stretch of days

This week’s weather pattern will definitely bring the ingredients needed for more fall color change across the area. Grab the shades as you head out the door Monday and a sweater. Highs pressure brings us sunshine, but the air mass behind Sunday’s cold front will be noticeably cooler.

Morning clouds will quickly give way to mostly sunny skies. Not as windy as Sunday, but still breezy with gusts near 20 mph.

Read full forecast.




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