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Detroit News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!

The Daily News Now!

Hosted by Corey with the Story, Detroit News Today delivers fast, focused daily updates on the stories shaping Detroit—from local news and business to culture, sports, and community developments. Designed for quick, on-the-go listening, each episode brings you up to speed in minutes. Produced by AI for speed, consistency, and global scale, the show is part of The Daily News Now network—bringing local news to every city in the world and keeping communities connected. Detroit News Today is your daily

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1:28

Rays Dominate Tigers in 4-1 Win | Detroit News

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2026/08/25

Jonathan Aranda crushed a homer and drove in runs, Drew Rasmussen dominated with seven straight wins—matching Blake Snell’s franchise record—and the Rays cruised to a 4-1 victory over a struggling Tigers team on a six-game losing streak. Rasmussen’s gem (3 hits, 0 walks, 6 innings) was capped by Bryan Baker’s 38th save. Framber Valdez struggled, giving up 4 runs on 8 hits. The Rays scored early thanks to an error and Caminero’s groundout, then added runs via Jorge Mateo’s squeeze bunt and

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1:01

Dollar Tree Stabbing in Inkster | Detroit News

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2026/08/25

A shocking stabbing erupted at a Dollar Tree in Inkster, leaving a 62-year-old woman critically injured after a 22-year-old suspect grabbed a knife from the store and attacked her randomly. Police swiftly arrested the suspect on the scene, and while details remain scarce, the victim is receiving urgent medical care. Inkster’s Police Chief condemned the violence, reaffirming that safety must be a right for everyone — shoppers, workers, residents — and praised officers for their rapid response

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1:39

Supreme Court Clears Path for Trump’s Ballot Order |...

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2026/08/25

The Supreme Court just cleared the way for President Trump’s controversial mail-in ballot executive order, ruling that 23 Democratic-led states and D.C. lacked legal standing to challenge it — sidestepping the bigger legal debate entirely. With Election Day just 70 days away, the order, which restricts ballot delivery to voters on federally approved lists, has ignited fierce partisan battles. While some defend the court as impartial, others see it as politically motivated. States like North

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1:55

Lincoln Park Water Bills Surge | Detroit News

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2026/08/25

Lincoln Park residents brace for a major water bill shock starting September 1—with hikes of 15 to 28 percent—due to decades of aging infrastructure and a staggering 40% water loss. While the city council says this one-time jump is essential to fix crumbling pipes and prevent future crises, annual increases will be capped at 3%, and every household faces a fixed fee regardless of usage. Frustrated locals, many on fixed incomes, flooded city hall demanding help as the extra cost threatens basic

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1:30

Sergeant Johnson's Final Act Honored | Detroit News

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2026/08/25

Six years after leaping into the Detroit River to save three girls—and paying the ultimate price—Sergeant Sivad Johnson is finally being honored with a permanent plaque on Belle Isle, where he made his heroic sacrifice. The city’s tribute, placed near the exact spot where he dove in, marks a lasting legacy for a man whose courage and integrity inspired family, friends, and fellow firefighters. His brother, also a firefighter, and his father—a former FD officer—shared how deeply moved they were

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1:25

Auto Parts Tariff Threatens U.S. Supply Chains |...

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2026/08/25

A looming 50% tariff on Canadian auto parts threatens to shake up the U.S. auto industry, sparking alarm among manufacturers, workers, and suppliers. Michigan’s CITIC Dicastal CEO Dale Hadel warns that reliance on Canadian aluminum could be crippled, while auto worker Derhonda Johnson fears job losses as prices rise. Major automakers remain silent, leaving tensions high as the January 2027 deadline approaches — with everyone hoping for a resolution before the dominoes fall for consumers,

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1:31

Cass Tech Students Raise $40K for Homeless Causes |...

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2026/08/25

When a homeless man died near their school, Cass Tech students didn’t just grieve—they rallied. They launched a student-run telethon aiming to raise $50,000 for Detroit’s homeless nonprofits, ending up with over $40,000. Their principal praised their grit, and they personally chose four organizations—including one that helped a student in crisis. This powerful act proves young people can drive real change—and they’re already planning to make this an annual tradition. Listen in

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1:31

Tragedy in Missaukee County | Detroit News

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2026/08/25

Amanda Everitt, 40, and her son Eric Thomas, 16, were tragically killed in a mass shooting in Missaukee County that also claimed the lives of Heather Schwartz, 29, and her father John Schwartz, 53 — with the suspected shooter, Chad Hickman, taking his own life. Amanda, a beloved mother and outdoorswoman from Lake City, and Eric, a kind-hearted junior high student known for his laugh and love of fishing, are remembered as pillars of their community. Their 13-year-old daughter Bella, who survived

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1:39

Wilcox Suspended Again in Hazel Park Schools |...

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2026/08/25

Hazel Park Schools is in turmoil as Superintendent Amy Wilcox, who’s led the district since 2015, faces her second suspension — this time after a controversial board meeting and a disputed million-dollar buyout offer that expired amid legal challenges. Wilcox claims she was blindsided by the buyout and believes state and federal laws were violated during the decision-making process. Four trustees, accused of voting as a bloc, are now under scrutiny. The district has moved forward with an

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1:32

Greene’s Return Could Turn Tigers’ Season | Detroit News

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2026/08/24

The Detroit Tigers are in a slump, going 2-9 since star left fielder Riley Greene went on the injured list, but there’s reason for hope—he’s back in Detroit doing field conditioning and could return soon. Facing tough opponents like the Rays and Dodgers during a crucial homestand, the team (61-69) needs Greene’s bat and energy, especially with playoff odds at less than 5%. Before his hamstring injury sidelined him, he was hitting .273 with 16 homers. His rehab progress could be the spark this

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1:25

Eight Mile Bridge Delay and Neighborhood Chaos |...

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2026/08/24

The Eight Mile Bridge’s reopening is now delayed until October due to utility issues and bad weather, leaving Cabbagetown residents frustrated as reckless drivers ignore detours and turn their quiet streets into chaotic speedways—complete with trucks struggling and fire hydrants damaged. Police have responded with increased patrols and new stop signs, offering some relief, while locals urge drivers to slow down and respect the neighborhood’s safety. Listen in comfort:Get a discount on a

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1:24

Sergeant Johnson Memorial Plaque Dedicated | Detroit...

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2026/08/24

Six years after his heroic, fatal rescue of three girls in the Detroit River, Sergeant Sivad Johnson is finally honored with a permanent memorial plaque at Belle Isle — the exact spot where he gave his life. The city and fire department gathered for a moving dedication, celebrating his 26-year service and the legacy he left behind. His daughter, then just ten, called him their hero, and the family found deep meaning in seeing his sacrifice recognized so publicly. Just ten days after his death,

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1:20

Police Spokesperson Arrested for DUI | Detroit News

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2026/08/24

Detroit Police social media face Jalon Nelson got arrested for drunk driving after being found passed out in a parked police car outside a White Castle, with a BAC of .17 or higher. He refused a sobriety test, posted bail, and is now on administrative leave as the department investigates — amid public outrage over an officer allegedly using his badge to try to avoid accountability. A court date is set for September ninth. Listen in comfort:Get a discount on a Soli Pillow:

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1:25

Detroit's Oldest Bowling Alley Turns 113 | Detroit News

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2026/08/24

Detroit’s Garden Bowl, the nation’s oldest continuously operating bowling alley since 1913, celebrates 113 years with a legacy built by the Zainea family—now in their third generation—after a legendary poker game win in 1946. Beyond the lanes, they’re giving back: donating 80 free lanes to nonprofits this year, proving that community spirit and business can roll together for good. Listen in comfort:Get a discount on a Soli Pillow: http://solipillow.com/discount/dnn. Advertise on

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1:33

Chamber Leadership Crisis Rocks Arab American...

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2026/08/24

The American Arab Chamber of Commerce has fired its Executive Director, Bilal Hammoud, amid allegations he misused over a million dollars in organizational funds—though the exact amount remains unconfirmed. An outside firm is now investigating, and law enforcement is involved as the chamber secures its books. The fallout has stunned the local Arab American community, especially since many small businesses—including Samantha Barish’s mental health co-working space, which received a $5,000

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1:25

Tragedy, Forgiveness, and a Teen's Pain | Detroit News

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2026/08/24

A tragic shooting in Detroit claims the life of 57-year-old Faith Williams and leaves her niece critically wounded—both victims of a random attack by a 15-year-old suspect who turned himself in. The family, calling for prayers for both victims and the teen, emphasizes forgiveness despite the horror. Police say the teen, with no prior record, may have been struggling with unresolved trauma from losing his aunt at nine and mother at twelve. Authorities urge community involvement to support youth,

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1:28

Sergeant Johnson’s Legacy Lives On | Detroit News

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2026/08/24

Detroit pays tribute to fallen firefighter Sergeant Sivad Johnson with a new memorial at Belle Isle Beach, honoring his off-duty heroism when he saved three drowning girls — sacrificing his life in the process. Six years after the tragedy, the city commemorates his courage with a permanent plaque, following the fire department’s earlier honor of naming a boat after him. His daughter Hayden, who spoke at the unveiling, emphasized how vital it is for the city to remember, while his father and

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1:24

U.S. and Canada Trade War Escalates | Detroit News

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2026/08/24

The U.S. and Canada are locked in a escalating trade war, with President Trump slapping 50% tariffs on $20 billion in Canadian goods—and Canada retaliating dollar-for-dollar. Prime Minister Carney’s response has sparked alarm, especially among auto workers and families already struggling with rising costs. Windsor Mayor Drew Dilkens warns of layoffs and higher prices for everyday essentials like gas and groceries. The White House justifies the move as protecting American workers from unfair

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1:31

Screens and Language Development in Young Kids |...

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2026/08/24

New research reveals that while screen time doesn’t necessarily stunt language growth over time, kids who own devices at age four or five start with lower vocabulary and grammar scores. Surprisingly, most screen use metrics didn’t link to long-term language decline — but parental smartphone use did correlate with slower word comprehension growth. The takeaway? Family screen habits, especially parents’ habits, may matter more than device ownership itself — and more research is needed to untangle

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1:45

Tragedy at Liquor Store Leaves Family in Mourning |...

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2026/08/24

A chilling shooting outside a liquor store on East Warren Avenue left 57-year-old Faith Williams dead and her niece critically injured—both victims targeted by a 15-year-old suspect now in custody. The teen, with no prior record, allegedly fired without provocation as the women entered the store, captured shirtless in surveillance footage. While police haven’t confirmed a motive, the city grapples with rising violence. Faith’s family calls for prayers—not just for the victims, but for the young

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