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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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1:19

Mackinac Bridge Walk: Rules & Tips | Detroit News

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2026/08/24

Ready to conquer the Mackinac Bridge? Join the free, all-day walk on September 7th—start anytime after the governor’s party, but be on your chosen side by 10 AM or get turned around. The bridge closes to cars from 6:30 AM to noon, and you must reach the halfway point by 10 AM too. Bring strollers or scooters, leave bikes and skateboards behind, no signs or banners, only service animals allowed. No restrooms on the bridge—portable toilets at both ends. Finish with a certificate and bragging

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1:24

Red Wings' Summer Moves That Changed Everything |...

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

2026/08/24

The Detroit Red Wings’ offseason chaos contrasts sharply with their championship glory days, when savvy summer signings turned into franchise legends—like Kris Draper, who became a Cup-winning cornerstone for just $1; Brendan Shanahan, the 1997 Cup hero who scored over 600 goals; and the 2001 Hall of Fame duo of Hasek and Hull, who cemented Detroit’s dominance. History proves that the right moves in July can build a dynasty—so while uncertainty reigns now, the past whispers: get it right, and

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2:03

Detroit Schools Eliminate Supply Stress | Detroit News

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2026/08/24

Detroit Public Schools is rolling out a bold new plan to ease the back-to-school stress for families and teachers alike—free supply kits for every student from pre-K through 12th grade, plus stocked classrooms so teachers won’t need to ask for basics like pencils or tissues. Teachers also get a $200 stipend to buy what they need, with schools covering any gaps. The district’s “Ride to Rise” bus program, offering free rides to all K-12 students with IDs, is already cutting chronic absenteeism by

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1:04

KKK Flyers Resurface in Dearborn Heights | Detroit News

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2026/08/24

Racist KKK-style flyers are turning up across Dearborn Heights, sparking a police investigation — and it’s not the first time this week, with similar flyers found in Melvindale. Authorities say they’re treating this as a hate crime, emphasizing that free speech doesn’t protect threats or intimidation. They’re asking for public help — especially security footage — as they dig into who’s behind these disturbing messages, especially with recent protests nearby.Listen in comfort:Get a

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1:29

Clap-In Welcomes Students with Energy | Detroit News

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2026/08/24

East English Village Preparatory Academy in Detroit kicked off the school year with a high-energy “clap-in” where teachers, staff, and community members lined the halls cheering students on — turning the first day into a celebration of belonging, confidence, and collective support. Led by Dean of Culture Toson Knight, the event set a powerful tone for the academic year, proving that education thrives when every student feels seen, valued, and ready to rise. Listen in comfort:Get a

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1:36

Coast Guard Impersonator Faces Federal Charges |...

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2026/08/24

A man in Traverse City, Brent Alan Tompkins, is facing federal charges for impersonating a Coast Guard officer and dumping sewage into Lake Michigan—charges that could land him up to three years in prison. The case began two years ago after tips surfaced about his pollution near White Shoal Light, but investigators uncovered even more: he was wearing fake Coast Guard gear and tried to pass himself off as an official to someone in distress on the water. Authorities say this isn’t just fraud—it’s

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1:23

Trump to Hit Canada with 50% Tariffs | Detroit News

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2026/08/24

Trump’s surprise 50% tariff on Canadian auto and steel imports, set for January 2027, sends shockwaves across North American trade—targeting Canadian goods while sparing U.S.-made vehicles, signaling a major shift in bilateral relations with far-reaching economic consequences. Listen in comfort:Get a discount on a Soli Pillow: http://solipillow.com/discount/dnn. Advertise on DNN:advertise@thednn.ai This is an automated, high-level news summary based on public

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1:27

Labor Day: History and Michigan Celebrations |...

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

2026/08/24

Labor Day kicks off the unofficial end of summer—and it’s more than just a day off. Celebrated since 1882, this national holiday honors the backbone of America: workers who built the nation through grit and sacrifice. From Detroit’s historic parade to the Mackinac Bridge Walk, Michigan turns up the heat on Labor Day fun. While government offices, banks, and schools shut down, most businesses stay open—perfect for a well-earned break while reflecting on the labor movement that shaped our

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1:55

Skelton Trial Begins After 14 Years | Detroit News

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2026/08/24

A decade after the tragic disappearance of his three young sons—Andrew, Alexander, and Tanner—John Skelton finally faces court in Adrian, Michigan, as investigators race to uncover what happened to the boys vanished on November 25, 2010. With no physical evidence tying them to any known locations or remains found across multiple states, the case remains one of America’s most haunting cold cases. The emotional toll on the family, especially mother Tanya Zuvers who officially declared her sons

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1:09

83-Year-Old Found Stuck on Lake | Detroit News

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2026/08/24

An 83-year-old man vanished on Tawas Lake in Northern Michigan after his boat—no lights, no phone, no emergency gear—got stuck in shallow water amid dense wild rice. Search teams, including a specialized mud boat and a standby helicopter, raced through the pitch-black night to find him. Miraculously, he was discovered uninjured, baffling rescuers with how far he’d traveled. Thanks to their swift action, he made it back safely—proof that even in darkness, help can arrive just in time.

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1:45

Childfree Trend Surging in Michigan and California |...

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2026/08/24

Childfree living is surging across America, with Michigan and California leading the trend—nearly 20% and over 22% of adults respectively choosing no kids. A massive study of 20,000+ people reveals that while high living costs and weak public education correlate with more childfree adults, personal traits like being male, single, older, White, or liberal matter even more. Surprisingly, policy fixes like lowering costs or boosting education may not sway family decisions. Scientists urge deeper

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1:39

When Systems Fail Kids With Disabilities | Detroit News

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2026/08/24

A Florida mom’s fight for her autistic, ADHD son’s rights exposes a broken system: federal agencies are ignoring civil rights complaints involving disability and race, with a 12-year low in resolved cases and a 12,000-case backlog. Cuts to research funding and chaotic department reorganizations leave families like Ethan’s stranded, unsure where to turn — and without oversight, schools may grow bolder in discrimination, leaving vulnerable kids without the support they desperately need.

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1:16

Windsor Police Hunt Wanted Man | Detroit News

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2026/08/24

Windsor police are urgently searching for 30-year-old Daymien Kennedy, who skipped bail on serious charges including sexual assault of a child, sexual interference, assault with a weapon, and distributing intimate images without consent. Alleged incidents include assaulting a 6-year-old girl, attacking a woman with a torch lighter, and threatening another with a knife. Authorities believe he may be in Michigan and are appealing to the public for tips to help locate him and ensure public

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1:19

Michigan Gas Drops Amid Global Tension | Detroit News

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2026/08/24

Michigan gas prices dipped 11 cents last week to $4.16 a gallon—welcome relief, but still way up from a year ago. Nationally, diesel hits near-record highs and gasoline reaches its highest-ever level this late in the year, fueled by ongoing disruptions to Russian refineries. Meanwhile, Michigan’s fuel demand dipped slightly while domestic supply and crude inventories held steady. Expect more volatility ahead as underlying pressures keep prices unpredictable. Listen in comfort:Get a

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1:22

Detroit’s Best Cider Mills This Fall | Detroit News

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2026/08/24

Fall’s here, and cider mills are buzzing across metro Detroit — from Yates Cider Mill in Rochester Hills to Blake’s, Long Family Orchards, Spicer Orchards, and Westview Orchards, all ready to serve up that crisp, seasonal sip. It’s not just about the cider — it’s the whole autumn vibe, the leaves, the air, the tradition. If you missed the early openings, don’t worry: Franklin Cider Mill, Stony Creek Orchard, and Wiard’s Orchards are rolling in early to late September. Grab your friends, hit the

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1:09

Torkelson’s Slump Haunting Tigers | Detroit News

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2026/08/24

The Detroit Tigers’ wild card hopes are fading fast after a brutal sweep by the Royals, and the offense’s struggles center squarely on Spencer Torkelson—ice cold at the plate with 21 straight strikeouts. While teammates like Kevin McGonigle and Hao Yu-Lee shine, Torkelson’s slump is dragging down the whole lineup. Once a cornerstone of last year’s playoff push, he’s now facing mounting pressure as manager AJ Hinch weighs whether to give him a reset. With the season winding down, the Tigers need

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1:54

Detroit’s Attendance Pays Program | Detroit News

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2026/08/24

Detroit’s “Attendance Pays” program is turning up the heat on student presence—with daily attendance rewarded by gift cards up to $1,000 for high schoolers. Backed by data showing consistent attendance links to higher grades and college readiness, the initiative pairs incentives with practical support: free year-round bus rides via “Ride to Rise” for all K-12 students. It’s not just about showing up—it’s about building a system where every student can thrive, from the classroom to the bus

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1:13

Weather Watch: Heat & Rain Ahead | Detroit News

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2026/08/24

School’s back, and the weather’s playing nice—cool mornings, breezy days, and temps hovering around 78°F. Thursday’s your warmest day (83°F!), but don’t get too cozy: rain’s rolling in Wednesday night and again by weekend. Pack an umbrella, grab your sunscreen, and stay weather-savvy. Listen in comfort:Get a discount on a Soli Pillow: http://solipillow.com/discount/dnn. Advertise on DNN:advertise@thednn.ai This is an automated, high-level news summary based on public

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1:37

Skelton Charged in 15-Year-Old Missing Boys Case |...

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2026/08/24

After 15 years, John Skelton is finally facing murder charges for the disappearance of his three sons in 2010 — a case that’s haunted Lenawee County and left a community searching for answers. A preliminary hearing has begun, with a judge reviewing evidence to decide if the case moves forward to trial. The boys were declared legally dead in 2010, and Skelton, who’d been serving time for failing to return them, was set to be released — until these new charges. Despite widespread searches and

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1:13

Back to School: Energy, Safety, and Community |...

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2026/08/24

Back-to-school energy is electric—kids buzzing to see friends and dive into favorite subjects, parents and grandparents feeling hopeful yet cautious amid safety concerns and bullying worries. The vibe? Community, togetherness, and resilience. In the Farmington District, it’s a half-day: middle and high schoolers hit the books at 7:45 AM, elementary students start at 8:30 AM. Here’s to a strong, positive school year ahead. Listen in comfort:Get a discount on a Soli Pillow:

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