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A man is in police custody after a disturbing incident on Detroit’s east side early Monday morning that authorities say stemmed from a work dispute. WWJ's Tim Pamplin reports. (PHOTO: Tim Pamplin/WWJ)

A Detroit mom is facing a felony charge under Michigan's news safe storage law after her young son picked up her gun and shot himself in the head. WWJ's Tracey McCaskill has the latest on that, plus details on a power outage in Metro Detroit as she runs down the top stories for your Monday midday.

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WWJ's Jackie Paige and Jonathan Carlson have your Monday morning news including a Monroe County teen arrested for making a threat. Plus, the Lions go to overtime with the Rams. 

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A Detroit toddler is in critical condition after getting ahold of his mother’s gun Friday afternoon and shooting himself in the face. WWJ's Tony Ortiz has this story, as well as Friday afternoon's other top headlines. (PHOTO: Cassandra Llamas-Fossen/WWJ-FILE)

The city of Detroit is ready to welcome an influx of people downtown for the Lions season opener. Nearly 70,000 fans are expected to pack Ford Field, but even more will be at local bars, tailgates and parties. 

WWJ's Taylor Dietz spoke with the city's Chief of Infrastructure, Sam Krassenstein, about what you can expect if you're going downtown on Sunday. 

She also spoke with the owners of Second Best, a bar in Midtown planning a massive tailgate party on Sunday.

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The search is on for a man who robbed a West Bloomfield bank while wearing an “old man” mask on Friday morning. WWJ's Greg Bowman has the details as Tracey McCaskill runs down the day's top stories. (PHOTO: West Bloomfield Police Department)

More than 70-THOUSAND people are expected to head downtown on Sunday for the Detroit Lions home opener. WWJ's Jackie Paige and Jonathan Carlson has that and more in today's All Local. (PHOTO: Gregory Shamus/Getty Images)

The U.S. Secretary of Education made a stop in Detroit today, as the Biden administration announces it's investing billions of dollars to make sure public schools across the nation thrive. That's our top story as WWJ's Tracey McCaskill and Luke Sloan run down the news you need to know for your Thursday afternoon.

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A newly married couple is behind bars in Flint, after police say a dispute at a wedding escalated to murder. Plus, WWJ's Tracey McCaskill tells us two Michigan hospitals will merge combining 550 sites under one name as she recaps the top local stories for your Thursday midday.

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A mother shot and killed while trying to break up an argument, armed robberies in Oakland County and Green Day is rushed off the stage.  WWJ's Jackie Paige and Jonathan Carlson have those stories and more to start your Thursday morning.