Here's your local news at a glance for Wednesday, the 8th of April.
Good morning, Southfield.
Ford Motor Co. is recalling 422,613 vehicles for a windshield wiper defect that may reduce driver visibility.
Affected owners will receive a notice on April 13 and can have the free repairs done at local dealerships.
Michigan Xfinity customers have lost access to key E.W.
Scripps channels since March 31 due to a contract dispute between the companies, but viewers can still watch programming using an antenna or streaming via alternate services.
J.P. Morgan analysts report that US gasoline prices may exceed $5 a gallon later this month if the Strait of Hormuz remains closed—a change that could lead to higher pump costs for Southfield drivers.
Prices have surged since February and may ease only if the lane reopens soon.
University of Michigan allergist Dr. Mariel Benjamin said stronger and longer spring pollen now causes more sneezing and watery eyes.
The doctor recommended using nasal saline sprays, intranasal steroids, non-drowsy antihistamines, and allergy eye drops (all available over the counter) to ease symptoms.
The Michigan Wolverines Men's Basketball team were crowned national champions for the first time since 1989 on Apr.
7. Fans celebrated the win across local venues.
The Pistons are assessing top NCAA talent for the 2026 NBA Draft after the season ended, eyeing prospects like Cameron Carr and Thomas Haugh (projections show high promise) to boost their roster.
Analysts say Detroit could move up as much as eight spots, with plans changing based on postseason play.
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