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Dozens tear-gassed, arrested on Woodward Avenue amid Downtown Detroit protest
DETROIT – The group Detroit Will Breathe has been vocal about their opposition to the “Operation Legend” initiative bringing federal agents to Detroit and cites across the U.S.
The group led a protest on Saturday night that ended with the arrest of more than 40 of about 100 protesters who blocked off part of Woodward Avenue.
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Metro Detroit weather: Warm, dry Sunday evening; hot tomorrow with storms possible
After a 90-degree day, it remains very warm Sunday evening. It will be mild overnight. Hot and humid weather remains tomorrow, with a chance of showers and thunderstorms that mean business.
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