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- Indexed articles, last 90 days
- 14
- Latest publication
- Sep 30, 2026
- Outlet visibility, for ClickOnDetroit
- Top 50K sites
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- Jul 4, 2026
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‘We’re seeing some adverse reactions’: Canton Police Chief sounds alarm over Kratom derivative 7-OH (opens the original)
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When you buy alcohol, tobacco, and pot, you know what you’re getting because those industries are regulated. But when it comes to kratom, it’s like the wild, wild West. Now concerns are growing about its powerful synthetic derivative, 7-OH. Canton Township police say the concern is that the labels don’t always match the chemical compounds found in the product. Because 7-OH is being sold as a food supplement, the state’s agricultural department is working with local police agencies. “I know enoug
Oakland County school district bans e-bikes (opens the original)
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This summer Local 4 has covered deadly and dangerous crashes involving e-bikes and e-scooters. A Warren mom is now pushing for new rules after her visually-impaired son was hit by a speeding e-bike on the sidewalk. In Redford, a brother and sister riding e-bikes were hit by car. The 13-year-old boy was critically injured. And in Huron Township, a 13-year-old boy on an e-bike was killed when a teen driver hit him. “We do not want anyone to get to get hit by one of these scooters,” said Dan Mooney
Metro Detroit school districts decide how to implement cellphone ban (opens the original)
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Many school districts in Metro Detroit have kicked off the school year this week, and they will have to decide how to implement a new statewide ban on smartphones in classrooms. Michigan’s new law requires every school district to have a policy banning cellphone use during class time — and it doesn’t stop there. AirPods, Apple Watches, and any device that can access wireless internet is also included. But not every district is handling it the same way. Some are letting students keep their phones
Berkley City Council passes e-bike ordinance -- what residents need to know (opens the original)
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Samantha Sayles, Senior Digital Producer BERKLEY, Mich. – E-bikes are getting more popular around Metro Detroit, and confusion is growing about where people can ride them. Berkley City Council is making it clear: e-bikes aren’t allowed on sidewalks in the city. Opposition to the ban is growing, with some residents saying the new ordinance goes too far. The city said it’s trying to keep people safe, especially kids and older adults. On Aug. 17, Berkley City Council voted to ban e-bikes and high-p
Looking to save money while back-to-school shopping? Try thrifting (opens the original)
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CANTON TOWNSHIP, Mich. – For families looking to stock their kids’ closets for the upcoming school year, thrift shopping can help them save big — and do some good at the same time. We visited the Salvation Army Family Store in Canton Township ahead of National Thrift Shop Day on August 17 to see what kind of deals are being offered. Among the finds were several brand-name kids’ shirts priced at $2, along with gently used and even new items for $4. Megan Dietz is the Director of Retail Operations
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