Detroit News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!

An Ohio man, 38-year-old Cizquindrie Smith, faces multiple felony charges—including carrying a concealed weapon and felonious assault—after a high-stakes police shooting outside a Sheetz in Michigan. Prosecutors say he backed into a patrol car, reached for a gun, and pointed it at officers before shots were fired. Smith is hospitalized but released, now under strict conditions: house arrest, GPS m...

A Michigan homeowner’s Fourth of July power restoration turned into a frustrating mess when DTE Energy left massive tree limbs dangling on power lines after fixing the outage — sparking outrage and debate over whether power companies should clean up debris after repairs. Listen in comfort: Get a discount on a Soli Pillow: http://solipillow.com/discount/dnn. Advertise on DNN: advertise@thednn.ai Th...

Thirty-seven cats rescued from dire conditions in Redford Township are now receiving critical care at Michigan Humane, where vets are working to rebuild their trust and find forever homes. Despite living in neglect, these cats surprisingly show less fear than expected, and the rescue effort—backed by animal control and community support—is a powerful example of what happens when compassion and col...

Police are actively responding to an unfolding situation in Rose Township near West Rose Center and Hickory Ridge, urging residents to shelter in place. The North Oakland County Fire Authority issued the alert via Facebook, asking locals to stay indoors and call 911 if they spot anything unusual. While authorities haven’t disclosed the cause, the priority remains safety — stay inside if you’re in...

Suspect Escapes Car Chase on Foot | Detroit News

Eduardo Valencia stunned the baseball world by crushing a 425-foot homer on his very first at-bat, becoming the 10th Tiger in history to do so—and capped off a 4-1 rout of the Athletics, securing Detroit’s third straight series win. Listen in comfort: Get a discount on a Soli Pillow: http://solipillow.com/discount/dnn. Advertise on DNN: advertise@thednn.ai This is an automated, high-level news sum...

Heaven Daniels, a woman from Taylor, Michigan, is facing serious charges including second-degree murder and tampering with evidence after police tracked her down in Detroit following a high-speed chase. She allegedly fled after being identified as the victim’s ex-girlfriend, and was eventually apprehended with help from a K-9 unit. No bond has been granted, and she’s set to appear in court on July...

When a massive power outage hit Westland, Michigan, it didn’t just leave people without electricity—it wiped out their groceries, forcing even those who’d never needed help before to turn to Elmwood Blessing Box. Volunteers say they’re not just handing out food—they’re offering community, compassion, and a lifeline to families already stretched thin by rising costs. Now they’re asking for your hel...

Shelby Township police are investigating a fatal incident linked to a possible domestic dispute, with one person in custody; no public threat exists as authorities work to uncover the full story and await the prosecutor’s review. Listen in comfort: Get a discount on a Soli Pillow: http://solipillow.com/discount/dnn. Advertise on DNN: advertise@thednn.ai This is an automated, high-level news summar...

A man died suddenly in a domestic dispute in Shelby Township, sparking a homicide investigation as police took a suspect into custody. While no immediate danger to the neighborhood exists, authorities are withholding details as they piece together the events leading to the tragedy — a sobering reminder of how fast things can spiral. Listen in comfort: Get a discount on a Soli Pillow: http://solipi...

Shelby Township shook with tragedy yesterday as police responded to a domestic dispute that ended in death—now officially a homicide with an arrest already made. Authorities confirm no public threat remains, but the investigation is just beginning. Details are scarce, but the wheels of justice are turning as officials work to piece together what led to this devastating outcome. Listen in comfort:...

A tragic domestic shooting rocked Shelby Township yesterday afternoon when police responded to a call and found a man fatally shot at his home on Sandifer Court—believed to be killed by his own son. Authorities have arrested a suspect and are treating it as a homicide, with no immediate threat to the public. Details remain scarce as prosecutors review the case; updates will follow once charges are...

A major Cyclospora outbreak is hitting metro Detroit, with over 1,000 cases linked to contaminated produce like lettuce, cilantro, and raspberries—causing nasty symptoms including explosive diarrhea. Diagnosis requires a specific stool test, but treatment is available. Health officials are racing to find the source as businesses ramp up safety checks and urge customers to report issues, while rest...

When the storms knocked out power at New Visions Missionary Baptist Church, their food pantry was in serious jeopardy—thousands of donated meals at risk. But the community rallied, neighbors showed up to grab what they needed, and another church stepped in to help. Just as panic was mounting, power flickered back on at 2 p.m.—a huge relief for a vital neighborhood lifeline. Meanwhile, DTE has 4,00...

An eight-year-old girl survived a terrifying swim school incident thanks to lightning-fast CPR by staff at Goldfish Swim School in Farmington Hills—before emergency crews even arrived. She was conscious and alert at the hospital, a chilling reminder that water dangers can strike anywhere, even in a learning environment. Parents stress the vital importance of water safety, especially in a Great Lak...

Trump vows to push the Supreme Court for a rehearing of its birthright citizenship ruling, calling it “absolutely insane” and warning of billions in illegal profits from exploiting the issue—despite the Court’s six-to-three decision upholding the Constitution and rejecting his executive order. He’s already filed for rehearing, though it requires majority support and faces legal hurdles, as conserv...

The Vatican just excommunicated a few SSPX bishops for consecrating new bishops without permission — not a new punishment, but a formal consequence. For Detroit Catholics attending SSPX churches or schools, it’s not an automatic boot from the Church — it’s about formal ties. Sacraments like confession or marriage performed before July 3rd are still valid, but after that date, they’re not recognize...

SNAP recipients in Michigan may be eligible for reimbursement after power outages spoiled their groceries—file a claim within 10 days with proof of outage and itemized losses, capped at one month’s benefit. Extensions apply if deadlines fall on weekends or holidays. With over 175 families daily turning to Detroit’s Capuchin Soup Kitchen, this aid offers critical relief to parents and families, hig...

After losing his twin brother and spiraling into addiction, Jeremiah Johnson found healing through fishing — a passion that eventually led to a viral moment and a life-changing intervention. Inspired by a video of him receiving a fishing rod, TV personality Mike McKinstry stepped in, arranging not just a fishing trip but a full $10,000 dental makeover at Royal Chiropractic and Dental Clinic. The e...

In a daring rescue mission, Detroit artist Tim Burke saved 75 rare, century-old Flint Faience tiles from the demolition of the abandoned Highland Towers Apartments—each tile part of a stunning bird scene originally adorning the building’s entrance. With just five days to act before the wrecking ball arrived, Burke painstakingly extracted the fragile pieces, calling it his career-defining triumph....

This summer, Detroit teens are tearing into engines—literally—thanks to a free bootcamp run by the National Motorsports Association. Hands-on, no-nonsense, they’re disassembling and reassembling car engines, learning every piston, valve, and gear. It’s not just about mechanics—it’s a launchpad to careers in automotive tech, with thousands of roles waiting. Even if they don’t become engineers, they...

Detroit’s power crisis deepens as storms leave thousands still without electricity, some for five days—spoiled food, sleepless nights, and even fires from exploding transformers. Frustration mounts as crews shut off power again to fix damage, while the mayor publicly criticizes DTE Energy for its handling of the outage, especially after her own family was affected. Recovery is slow, and residents...

Chesterfield Township is set to vote on a new 10-year, one-mill tax that would raise about $2.5 million annually to upgrade parks, add pickleball courts, and enhance senior services — costing homeowners around $100 a year on a $100K home. Supporters, including Supervisor Brad Kersten, say it’s vital for long-term community growth and will be funded solely by residents. But critics, like longtime r...

Farmington’s mayor admits progress was made before the latest storm, but outages still hit hard—especially after last year’s major storm, which prompted a joint letter from city leaders to DTE and the Michigan Public Service Commission calling for smarter, collaborative solutions. One key idea: burying power lines during new developments, which DTE agreed to once—but at a steep $1 million cost for...

Isle Royale’s Three Mile Campground is shut down as a wolf grows dangerously comfortable around humans—sniffing tents, rummaging backpacks, even crawling inside. Park rangers are deploying air horns, paintball guns, and noise devices to scare the animal off, while stressing campers to lock up food and gear. This comes amid a thriving wolf population—37 this winter, up from just 2 a decade ago, tha...