Morning 4 is a quick roundup of stories we think you should know about to start your day. So, let’s get to the news.
Oakland County couple says Wixom car dealership forged their signature and cost them thousands
An Oakland County couple says the now‑closed used car dealership, Wixom Motors, cost them thousands of dollars in repairs and forged their signature.
An investigation done by the state’s Regulatory Monitoring Division showed management at the dealership was made aware of the forgery claim and told the state it “would not happen again,” according to the report.
Southfield family’s igloo sparks permit dispute over temporary canopy
When a cold front moved in earlier this month, a Southfield family wanted to have some fun, so they built an igloo in their front yard.
They did not know that trying to keep the igloo from melting would result in the city telling them they needed zoning and building approval to have a canopy up to block the sun.
Oakland County woman charged with OWI after driving along ski slope base, endangering children
A Bingham Farms woman is facing charges after prosecutors say she drove her car along the base of ski slopes at Alpine Valley in White Lake Township, endangering skiers, snowboarders and children.
Oakland County Prosecutor Karen McDonald charged Margaret Feely, 58, with operating while impaired -- third offense, which means she’s had prior incidents.
Detroit listing prompts debate over AI-enhanced home photos
A bungalow that appears dramatically improved in AI-generated listing photos has reignited questions about trust, disclosure and the role of artificial intelligence in real estate marketing.
In a viral social media post last fall, a renter compared an AI-enhanced image of a Dexter-Linwood bungalow with what the home actually looks like in person, drawing millions of views and prompting reactions from neighbors, buyers and realtors.
“It’s beautiful, but it’s AI,” said Jasmine Jackson, a Detroit resident. “It looks fake. It looks like a painting.”
Weather: A dry, cool start in Metro Detroit ahead of a warmer and wet week
A clear and cold start to your Monday. We hold on to mostly sunny skies, but stay on the cooler side with highs in the 30s. Clouds increase tonight, so temperatures will not be quite as cold as last night. Lows will be in the mid-20s. Looking at a potentially wet week ahead with several chances for rain.