Here's your local news at a glance for Friday, the 11th of September.
Good morning, Southfield.
Search teams intensified efforts on Sept.
10 to locate 70-year-old Craig Berg from Royal Oak, missing after his Sept. 5 return failed from a solo hike on Greenstone Trail at Isle Royale, and his wife said many searchers continue following his route, urging anyone with tips to call the park.
Metro Detroit's Jewish community is preparing for Rosh Hashanah and Yom Kippur with increased security measures (following a recent synagogue attack) to ensure safe celebrations during the High Holidays.
Imani Foster (482Forward) explained how recent school closures affect students and local families in Southfield.
The discussion focused on challenges with educational support and the need to adjust to changing school environments.
Across Michigan, fall colors will start in the Upper Peninsula this week and spread toward the Lower Peninsula, reaching metro Detroit by early October—where leaves on many trees are expected to change before early November.
Health officials in Oakland County have identified (the county’s first probable case) of West Nile Virus on Sept.
10. Residents are urged to use EPA-registered insect repellent and limit outdoor exposure until the first hard frost to protect themselves.
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