Here's your local news at a glance for Saturday, the 10th of October.
Good morning, Southfield.
Superintendent Randy Speck appeared on FOX2's Reaction Room Live on Friday, Oct.
9 to discuss how midterm election outcomes may affect Michigan school policies. He explained potential changes in funding and governance while urging local educators to prepare for shifts.
MDOT closed a section of westbound I-696 between I-75 and the Lodge for the weekend — part of a traffic shift moving vehicles to its rebuilt lane.
Drivers are advised to use alternate routes until most ramps, except M1 and Woodward, reopen Monday morning.
The Michigan Department of Health and Human Services reported 390 flu cases statewide for the week ending Sept.
26, with Wayne, Oakland, and Washtenaw counties among the hardest hit. Officials advise residents to get vaccinated and monitor symptoms to reduce severe illness risks.
Michigan residents face fall allergies from ragweed pollen, which peaks from August to mid-November.
Health experts advise checking online pollen forecasts and taking steps like keeping windows closed to manage symptoms (clear, watery mucus signals allergies unlike yellowish mucus from a virus).
The Detroit Lions are set to bring Brian Branch back as his 21-day return window opened Wednesday, with coach Kelvin Sheppard noting he could boost the team’s defense.
The team will decide soon whether to play him this weekend (or after their bye) to add more options on the field.
Lions coach Dan Campbell recalled a memorable moment with Mike Ditka after learning of his death Friday at age 86.
He described meeting Ditka during the 1999 draft when the Hall of Famer, known for his cigar, asked probing questions & left a lasting impression.
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