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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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1:35

Tragic Shooting in Missaukee County | Detroit News

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2026/08/20

A chilling massacre in Missaukee County has left five dead, including Heather Schwartz, 29, found beside shooter Chad Hickman, 39, who died by suicide. Heather’s sister Holly Urbaniak, also Hickman’s sister, revealed she’d warned Heather to stay away from him, fearing trouble — never imagining it would turn so violently fatal. She described Heather as kind and trusting, possibly manipulated by Hickman into believing he was the victim. Other victims: Amanda Everitt, her son Eric, 16, and Shane

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1:32

General Dynamics Renovates for Defense Innovation |...

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2026/08/20

General Dynamics Land Systems just poured $35 million into a major renovation of their Sterling Heights HQ — a place unchanged since 1987 — to modernize spaces, boost collaboration, and unite nearly 2,000 employees under one roof. The project, completed in May 2024, is part of a $100 million investment since 2018 that’s also upgraded test tracks and facilities. This move underscores Michigan’s push to become the nation’s defense innovation hub, leveraging its engineering talent and expanding

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1:44

Man Arrested for Child Abuse Material and Drugs |...

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2026/08/20

A 37-year-old man, Mark Michael Sharrow, was arrested after police found alleged child sexual abuse material, methamphetamine, and LSD in his home. Facing five counts of child exploitation with up to ten years, plus five computer-related charges carrying up to twenty years, plus drug possession charges, he’s been jailed with a $1 million bond and strict conditions including GPS monitoring, no internet, and no contact with minors. His next court date is September 1st — and prosecutors are

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1:36

Orion Township vs Oakland County Costs | Detroit News

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2026/08/20

Orion Township is locked in a legal battle with Oakland County over skyrocketing sheriff’s service costs—facing a $1.2 million discrepancy and a 36% rate hike with little warning. Despite wanting to keep the contract, they’re demanding transparency on actual expenses, not just allocated ones, after months of stalled meetings and FOIA delays. A judge has denied dismissal of their lawsuit and urged both sides to negotiate, while Oakland County’s outside lawyers cost taxpayers $235/hour—fueling

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1:41

Ex-Wife’s Protection Order Battle | Detroit News

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2026/08/20

An ex-wife of a man suspected in a deadly home shooting is breaking her silence, accusing local officials of negligence after she was denied a protection order in one county — only to get one granted in another. The tragedy left three dead and one teen survivor; the suspect died by suicide. She blames a lenient plea deal and court decisions for enabling the violence, calling the initial denial “a joke.” Her family also received protection orders, highlighting systemic failures that may have

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1:43

Boats Not Homes Battle in St Clair Shores | Detroit News

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2026/08/20

A Michigan property owner is locked in a legal battle with his hometown over docking boats on waterfront land he owns—no house? No problem, he says. But the city’s saying “no boats without a home,” racking up thousands in fines. He claims it’s about constitutional rights and fairness, while neighbors complain about parties and blocked streets. It’s a tug-of-war over property use, zoning, and what makes a waterfront “home.”Listen in comfort:Get a discount on a Soli Pillow:

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1:30

Michigan’s Defense Manufacturing Boom | Detroit News

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2026/08/20

General Dynamics Land Systems just unveiled a $35 million expansion in Sterling Heights, boosting defense manufacturing for the U.S. Army, Navy, and global allies — including the iconic Abrams tank. The facility now supports classified programs, enabling next-gen tank development, while also creating jobs and injecting billions into Michigan’s economy. Governor Whitmer hailed the move as a testament to the state’s enduring manufacturing strength. A new partnership with Ford aims to fuse

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1:16

Lincoln Park Water Bills Skyrocket | Detroit News

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2026/08/20

Lincoln Park residents brace for steep water bill hikes—up to 28% starting September 1—as the City Council justifies the spike with pipe repairs and equipment upgrades. But here’s the real problem: over 40% of water vanishes before billing, sparking outrage and confusion. Longtime residents like Mr. Lemerand, on fixed income, fear they can’t afford to stay in their homes. The city insists funds are earmarked for infrastructure, not general spending—but transparency remains a sore point. Angry

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1:40

Saved by Strangers, Now He Gives Back | Detroit News

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2026/08/20

An Oklahoma man turned 80 in Detroit, surrounded by the very first responders who saved his life during a shocking Christmas Eve collapse — including two cardiac arrests and multiple resuscitations. After months of recovery, he returned to personally thank them, sharing a birthday with one EMT, Ravion Davis, making the reunion even more emotional. Inspired by his near-death experience, Kirkpatrick donated five AEDs to Detroit, determined to pay it forward and help others survive

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1:44

Detroit’s Renaissance Center Community Input |...

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2026/08/20

Detroit’s Renaissance Center and East Riverfront redevelopment is heating up—with Bedrock inviting residents to shape the future through a new Community Benefits Ordinance process. The first community meeting sparked local engagement, asking for input on public spaces, amenities, and more. While a Neighborhood Advisory Council will vote on final incentives, critics question if community input alone can secure vital benefits like affordable housing. Developers and GM are pushing for feedback via

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1:17

Warren Man Faces 12 Charges Including Child Abuse...

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2026/08/20

Warren man Mark Michael Sharrow faces up to 111 years in prison after a raid uncovered child exploitation material, drugs, and led to 12 felony charges — including possession of child porn and controlled substances — with a $1 million bond and strict electronic monitoring conditions. 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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1:51

Arbor Hills Landfill Expansion Fights | Detroit News

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2026/08/19

Residents near the Arbor Hills Landfill in Salem Township are rallying against a proposed 90-acre expansion by GFL, citing environmental and health concerns—especially with a school and park nearby. Though hundreds showed up to voice opposition at a key county planning meeting, the absence of GFL’s representative left many frustrated and eager for direct answers. Community organizers are stepping up to keep residents informed as the process moves forward: the planning committee will vote in

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1:15

KKK Flyers Target Dearborn Community | Detroit News

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2026/08/19

KKK fliers and business cards surfaced in Dearborn Heights and Melvindale, found in yards, streets, and even a playground—some recruiting and asking for money. The timing coincided with an anti-Islamic rally, amplifying community outrage. Residents like Becky Dorie, who’s lived there 10 years, called it a direct attack on their diverse neighborhood. Joe Hernandez vowed zero tolerance for hate, standing firm against bigotry. Police are investigating, piecing together who’s behind this wave of

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1:44

Ypsilanti Halts Big Tech Projects | Detroit News

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2026/08/19

Ypsilanti Township has slapped a six-month pause on new large electric utility structures as the University of Michigan and Los Alamos National Lab eye a massive supercomputing hub in town — a project that demands serious power infrastructure. While the university pitches it as a cutting-edge AI and big science research center, locals are demanding transparency and community input, wary of top-down development. DTE Energy says it’s ready to collaborate, while township attorneys vow to

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1:39

Peace Won Over Hate in Dearborn | Detroit News

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2026/08/19

Tensions flared in Dearborn as anti-Muslim protests erupted after activist Jake Lang ripped Quran pages at a city council meeting—leading to 22 arrests and a powerful message: peace won out over hate. Mayor Abdullah Hammoud noted that even those waving Nazi symbols didn’t get their way, while residents like Milo Salamey urged dialogue, not division. The Arab American Civil Rights League affirmed the community’s choice for peace, noting Lang only threatened—not burned—the Quran. Remarkably, some

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1:29

Bridge Opens, Tensions Ease | Detroit News

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2026/08/19

The Gordie Howe International Bridge is officially open and already buzzing with activity—37,000 people and 4,000 trucks crossed in its first five days. Celebrating its debut with a commemorative patch (available at the Sandwich Preview Centre), this third major Detroit-Windsor crossing overcame political drama, including Trump’s tariff threats that nearly derailed the opening. Canada canceled their joint festivities but kept the project moving. With trade and travel flowing smoothly, the

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1:32

Tigers Collapse Again in Late Inning | Detroit News

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2026/08/19

The Detroit Tigers’ hot streak vanished in a flash—dropping five of six games, including a brutal walk-off loss to the Pirates. After building leads and even knocking out opposing starters, they’ve repeatedly collapsed in the late innings, surrendering 19 wins after holding leads in the seventh or later. Even their legendary closer is faltering, and with a grueling schedule looming, the team’s playoff hopes hang by a thread unless they stop giving away games they should win. Listen in

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1:26

Hate Flyers Target Diverse Dearborn Heights | Detroit...

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2026/08/19

Hate flyers for the Ku Klux Klan’s Trinity White Knights have been found scattered in Dearborn Heights — a hyper-diverse neighborhood that’s clearly not welcoming this kind of extremism. The flyers, featuring an Ohio post office box, appeared right after a controversial anti-Islam rally drew far-right figures and hundreds of attendees. Local residents are furious, calling the hate speech and littering unacceptable and dangerous for kids. While police haven’t yet responded officially, community

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1:46

Invasive Crawfish and Stiltgrass in Michigan |...

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2026/08/19

Michigan’s facing a crawfish invasion — and it’s not the kind you want in your lakes. The red swamp crawfish, popular for bait and tanks down south, is wreaking havoc here by degrading water quality and destroying habitats with no natural predators to keep them in check. Spot them in slow, muddy waters? Look for half-moon markings on their backs and spotted claws — Michigan has eight native species, so don’t confuse them. If you’re unsure, snap a pic and send it to experts. Pulling them out or

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1:39

COVID Cases Surge as Schools Resume | Detroit News

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2026/08/19

COVID cases are surging nationwide, with wastewater data showing a 106% jump since July — all 50 states affected, especially in the South and West. As kids return to school and summer ends, crowded classrooms fuel transmission. Symptoms mimic flu or cold — cough, sore throat, fatigue, fever, even nausea — so testing is crucial. Treatments are available if caught early, and high-risk groups (older adults, young kids, immunocompromised) need protection most. An updated vaccine is expected in

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