To honor the U.S. presidents of the past, here are 12 really odd facts about some of the presidents of this great country.

Asian shares are trading mostly lower after U.S. markets were closed for Presidents Day, a national holiday.

Curbside services including trash and recycling collection, safety services and utilities will continue with their usual schedule.

Welcome to Sunday evening, Motown.

Sunday will be chilly, but definitely not as frigid as the past couple days.

The mercury sinks quickly as skies remain pretty clear and heat flows back to space Saturday evening and Saturday night.

Here are some fun facts about 10 U.S. presidents.

It’s also generally to honor all U.S. presidents. So, to honor the U.S. presidents of the past, here are 12 really odd facts about some of the presidents of this great country. AdAbraham Lincoln (16th): Many remember Lincoln as a humble, smart leader -- but he was also one of the best wrestlers around. AdRichard Nixon (37th): Yes, he resigned after the Watergate scandal, but did you know he installed a bowling alley at the White House? In 1942, shortly after joining the Navy, he landed an uncredited spot on the cover of Cosmopolitan in his uniform.

DETROIT – Rain and snow are heading our way, but enjoy the rest of these Presidents Day daylight hours on the dry side. The wintry mix comes into Metro Detroit Monday evening around 8 p.m. from the southwest. Most of Metro Detroit, especially north of I-94 will see an hour or two of wet snow with a half inch to an inch and a half around the area before all of the moisture turns liquid. Temperatures will be rising and the winds will be cranking late tonight and the snow will switch from snow to rain from south to north around midnight. Highs are back in the mid 30s Friday, near 40F Saturday, and mid 40s by Sunday with wall to wall weekend sunshine.

It’s not all about policies, campaigning and fighting with other politicians.

It’s not all about policies, campaigning and fighting with other politicians.