Detroit opens cooling centers amid high temperatures
With temperatures expected to reach nearly 90 degrees over the next two days, Detroit residents can seek relief from the heat at Detroit Recreation Centers and Detroit Public Library branches
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With temperatures expected to reach nearly 90 degrees over the next two days, Detroit residents can seek relief from the heat at Detroit Recreation Centers and Detroit Public Library branches
Over 2,000 residents across Metro Detroit are facing power outages as temperatures continue to rise.
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