Here's your local news at a glance for Saturday, the 31st of January.
Good morning, Southfield.
Severe winter weather delayed flights and complicated funeral arrangements, as Kemp Funeral Home (Stephen Kemp) said canceled flights forced remains to be returned, delaying overseas transport.
Markiplier’s new horror film Iron Lung opened on Jan.
30 in select Southeast Michigan theaters, after local fans requested more showings. Experts view its wide release as a sign that independent movies may find fresh ways to reach local audiences.
Kali, a 13-year-old polar bear, moved from Toledo Zoo to Detroit Zoo on Jan.
30 and now calls the Arctic Ring of Life habitat home (joined by females Suka and Haley); meanwhile, male Nuka returned to Toledo for a breeding program.
County officials urge drivers to report potholes using an online form or phone number when older roads cause damage, as law requires repairs within 30 days.
Reports help crews prioritize hazards that damage tires or rims and keep local roads safer.
On Thursday, Oakland County's mental health network assumed responsibility for crisis services while nonprofit Common Ground in Pontiac ended its adult crisis support because of unpaid funds and financial issues.
The nonprofit reported 155 layoff notices while the agency said it is transitioning more than 55 staff to continue care.
Southfield pet owners can explore Valentine’s Day gift ideas for their cats and dogs as local shops and online retailers offer themed treats, toys, and accessories — from cozy beds to personalized bowls — ahead of the holiday on Saturday, Feb.
14.
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