Here's your local news at a glance for Tuesday, the 23rd of December.
Good morning, Southfield.
Oakland County officials announced a new dog license program in partnership with DocuPet that adds an ID tag and gives pet owners 24/7 lost-pet recovery service (announced Monday, Dec.
22). The updated system streamlines in-person, online, and mail registrations without changing the license cost, helping shelter staff focus on animal care.
The Zekelman Holocaust Center in Farmington Hills is offering free general admission until Jan.
2 to encourage reflection, learning and community engagement during the holiday season. Visitors will explore a redesigned exhibit that features personal survivor stories.
AAA said Michigan gas prices dropped 12 cents in a week to an average of $2.73 per gallon, the lowest price so far in 2025.
In Metro Detroit, gas fell to $2.80 per gallon (6 cents lower than last week) amid higher production and increased demand.
Southfield Public Schools will install metal detectors at Southfield High School for the Arts & Technology after the holiday break; four units will start there and three will go to University K-12 Academy.
The devices were funded by a 31aa grant and join other security measures.
Experts warn that the H3N2 variant could lead to a tougher flu season as fewer get vaccinated, and they urge Southfield residents to secure their flu shots promptly + monitor symptoms closely for early treatment.
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