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DPSCD Early Dismissals Due to Heat

Detroit Public Schools Community District students are set to return to school Monday. However, due to anticipated high temperatures, schools will dismiss students three hours early on both Monday and Tuesday. Affected schools without air conditioning are monitoring the situation as temperatures soar into the 90s, leading to a sticky and uncomfortable environment.

Trump Visits Detroit for National Guard Association Conference

Former President Donald Trump is scheduled to speak at the National Guard Association conference in Detroit on Monday, marking his return to the state. This event, themed "Built to Defend America," is critical in discussing the role of the National Guard in future defense strategies.

Apple Juice Recall Due to Arsenic Concerns

In a significant consumer safety issue, Walmart is recalling Great Value brand apple juice over elevated inorganic arsenic levels. This recall affects over 9,500 cases sold across various states. Consumers are urged to check product UPCs and labels to ensure safety.

Summary of Child Well-Being Trends in Michigan

The latest Kids Count report reveals positive trends in Michigan, including declining child poverty rates. However, challenges remain as third-grade reading proficiency has dropped, highlighting ongoing issues related to pandemic impacts on education.

Gas Prices in Michigan Decline

Gas prices in Michigan have seen a decrease, currently averaging $3.41 per gallon. Factors contributing to this drop include decreased gasoline demand and stable supply rates.