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Twenty-four thousand Michigan immigrants with Temporary Protected Status face uncertain futures after a Supreme Court ruling that gives the government unchecked power to end these protections — potentially upending decades of stability, economic contributions, and community ties for those who’ve built lives here amid ongoing dangers back home. Listen in comfort: Get a discount on a Soli Pillow: ht...

A new AI-powered Chrome extension called CartHappy is revolutionizing grocery shopping by automatically finding the cheapest prices and clipping digital coupons across major retailers—saving users serious cash without lifting a finger. One mom of four slashed $30 a month by splitting her shopping between two stores, proving it works in real life. The tool analyzes your cart, suggests smarter store...

Bonnie Tyler, the powerhouse voice behind the global anthem “Total Eclipse of the Heart,” has died at 75 after an unexpected hospitalization in Portugal. Her iconic song, now streaming over a billion times and famously trending during celestial eclipses, remains a cultural touchstone thanks to its haunting vocals, epic production, and gothic music video. Discovered after throat surgery altered her...

July’s heat is back, but today’s got a twist: scattered afternoon storms could bring strong gusts—no need to panic, just stay alert. A brief wet spell lingers into Friday, then drier air rolls in for a solid weekend. But don’t get too cozy—next week’s highs are already flirting with the 90s, and forecasters say they might climb even higher. Enjoy the reprieve while you can, because summer’s sizzle...

A somber motorcade of first responders honored fallen firefighter Emily Barker as her remains were brought home to Metro Detroit, with crews lining nine overpasses from the airport to Macomb County. Barker, 38, died alongside two other firefighters—Nick Hutcherson, 27, of Arizona, and Sydney Watson, 27, of Alabama—while battling wildfires near the Colorado-Utah border. The emotional procession, ca...

A teen with severe mental health needs is trapped in a distant treatment facility after his parents’ pleas for closer care were ignored — and now, with insurance coverage cut, he’s been moved even farther away. Despite multiple doctors’ recommendations for inpatient treatment, the local mental health agency denied it, citing “no medical necessity,” while blocking Medicaid. The family, already stre...

A beloved therapeutic preschool in Northville is closing its doors at the end of August—unless parents and the community rally to save it. The Be ME Center, which uses play to help children with developmental delays thrive, is shuttering due to unsustainable costs. One parent called it a miracle after her son went from barely speaking to reading and writing thanks to the center’s multidisciplinary...

Over a dozen chickens and geese from Detroit’s Full Circle Foundation went missing—until a kind homeowner found them and called it in. Thanks to her help, all 19 birds were safely returned. Now, the nonprofit is teaming up with Ribbon Farms 4-H to install cameras, fencing, and lighting to keep the flock secure—and they’re launching a fundraiser to cover the costs, with community support already po...

A major cyclosporiasis outbreak is sweeping across 18 states, with Michigan hit hardest—nearly 1,000 cases reported, 20x above normal for this time of year. The microscopic parasite causes severe diarrhea, dehydration, and hospitalizations, especially in southeastern Michigan. Symptoms appear weeks after exposure, making source tracing difficult. Health officials urge thorough washing of all fresh...

Storms are possible Thursday, but stay calm — severe weather odds are low. Expect heavy rain and gusty winds if storms form, mostly afternoons into evening, with the highest chance south of I-69. Keep an eye on radar, but rain should clear up soon. 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, hig...

Residents of Saline Township turned out in force to oppose Oracle’s $43 billion data center tax break, forcing the board to pause its decision—now set for July 14th with a deadline of the 18th. The 12-year abatement would slash property taxes in half, sparking fierce backlash from locals who want the project canceled outright. Oracle counters with promises of billions in future revenue and economi...

A Detroit contractor stumbled upon a chilling discovery during a renovation: possible human skeletal remains in a vacant apartment building near I-96 and Joy Road. With work underway for nearly two years, neighbors are baffled how this went unnoticed. Forensic experts are now on the case, analyzing whether it’s a full skeleton, estimating age and gender, and checking for trauma to determine if it’...

The Detroit Tigers crush the Athletics 6-1 in a dominant win, extending their winning streak to four games. Jake Rogers and Spencer Torkelson both homer, while Troy Melton pitches five innings with nine strikeouts and just one unearned run. The Athletics’ Jeffrey Springs takes the loss, now 0-9 in his last 15 starts. Both teams lost key players early — Nick Kurtz (A’s) due to illness, Dillon Dingl...

Twenty-two chickens and two geese vanished from a Grosse Pointe Park 4-H educational farm over the Fourth of July—only to be found alive and well on a vacant Detroit lot, where thieves had even built them a makeshift coop. Neighbors spotted teens caring for the birds, sparking suspicion, while police recovered the flock unharmed. The nonprofit’s director was stunned by the twist—and credited media...

A five-year-old boy survived a shooting while riding his bike, thanks to quick medical response — and now police have arrested a minor suspect, thanks to community tips. Despite this heartbreaking incident, Detroit’s youth gun violence is down this year, and police credit neighborhood support for the arrest. The chief says they’re staying focused on keeping kids safe and building on progress. List...

Graham Platner has suspended his Senate campaign in Maine after sexual assault allegations surfaced, triggering a major shake-up for Democrats aiming to flip the Senate. Once a rising progressive force, Platner’s exit—citing lost resources, not guilt—follows a history of controversies, including a Nazi tattoo and past offensive remarks. His withdrawal leaves a critical vacancy in a key battlegroun...

Phil Regan, the legendary “Vulture” who defined clutch baseball with his 13-year MLB career, has died at 89 — but his legacy only grew after he retired, shaping generations as a coach, manager, and pitching guru across college, winter leagues, and MLB, including stints with the Orioles, Mets, and Team USA, leaving an indelible mark on the game he loved. Listen in comfort: Get a discount on a Soli...

A former University of Michigan assistant, Paige Shiver, is suing the school for stonewalling her Freedom of Information Act requests tied to an investigation into her past relationship with ex-coach Sherrone Moore—now a central figure in a scandal that led to his dismissal and legal troubles. Shiver alleges discrimination and a hostile work environment during her four years at the university, dem...

A Fourth of July block party in Mount Clemens turned deadly when gunfire erupted near Courts and Clemens Streets, leaving five injured—including a 10-year-old girl, JaNyiah Davis, who was shot in the arm. Witnesses say three men chased and fired at someone, sending shockwaves through the community. JaNyiah, still traumatized and fearful of fireworks, says she never expected to be hurt as a child....

When last week’s storm hit Metro Detroit, most areas were left in the dark for days—but Wyandotte was a different story. Thanks to their local utility, Wyandotte Municipal Services, power was restored in under 24 hours. With crews who know the city like the back of their hand and a proactive tree-trimming program, they’ve built a system that responds fast and prevents outages before they start. Re...

Step into history for free at The Henry Ford in Dearborn, where nine rare National Archives treasures—including a 1823 stone carving of the Declaration of Independence—are on display for a limited time through July 26. These fragile, vault-protected artifacts, flown in on the Freedom Plane, include signatures from Sam and John Adams and span the nation’s founding journey from the Articles of Assoc...

Taylor police shot a suspect during a high-stakes arrest at a Dollar Tree robbery, after he pulled a gun on officers as they approached his U-Haul. Cellphone footage captured the tense moment, and the weapon was later found on the floor. A woman in the vehicle helped lead investigators to two other women and eight children at a motel, potentially tied to a broader string of armed robberies across...

Jack Flaherty’s future with the Detroit Tigers is up for grabs as trade rumors swirl ahead of the deadline. Despite his desire to stay and the team’s recent hot streak, his shaky 2024 season—2-8, 4.60 ERA—has made him a risky “buy-low” target for contenders. Past brilliance with the Dodgers and a World Series run are overshadowed by current struggles, including a rough stint with the Orioles. With...

Michigan is facing its worst cyclospora outbreak in state history, with nearly 1,000 people sickened — and the parasite’s source remains a mystery. This nationwide epidemic, now confirmed in 17 states including Ohio, Illinois, and Texas, is causing severe watery diarrhea and is four times larger than last year. Though no deaths have been reported, the parasite’s stealthy nature — undetectable by s...

A controversial sand and gravel mine proposal threatens Watkins Lake State Park, sparking fierce local opposition. Residents and environmentalists fear damage to air, water, traffic, and noise — and worry about losing a cherished natural and historical treasure. While the company touts economic benefits, jobs, and eventual land reclamation, longtime families see the park as irreplaceable. The town...