(DETROIT, Mich.) Hello and welcome to this Monday's edition of the Detroit Daily Round-Up. I hope everyone had a great weekend, and enjoyed the Lions victory (yes, you read that right) yesterday afternoon.
Today is Monday, December 6, let's check out Detroit's biggest stories of the day.
Dozens of Metro Detroit school districts reopening following last week's threats
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On Monday, dozens of school districts across metro Detroit are reopening following threats and complaints made last week in response to the mass shooting at Oxford High School.
Throughout different school districts in the region, at least nine teens were arrested in connection to threats made.
Detroit Lions defeat Minnesota Vikings, 29-27, etch their first win of the season
On Sunday, the Detroit Lions ended the NFL's longest winless streak by defeating the Minnesota Vikings 29-27.
The victory came following Jared Goff's game-winning touchdown pass to rookie Amon-Ra St Brown as time expired.
Michigan lands No. 2 seed in College Football Playoff, set to face No. 3 Georgia in Orange Bowl
The No. 2 seed Michigan Wolverines are set to meet the No. 3 Georgia Bulldogs in a College Football Playoff semifinal on New Year’s Eve at the Orange Bowl in Miami Gardens, Florida.
Michigan's first appearance in the CFP comes after a 42-3 win over Iowa in Saturday's Big Ten championship game.
New Michigan law makes more firefighters with cancer eligible for workers’ compensation benefits
Last week, Gov. Gretchen Whitmer signed legislation that extends eligibility to forest fire officers and fire/crash officers at military airfields to receive workers’ compensation benefits.
According to Jeff Roberts, president of the Michigan Association of Fire Chiefs, said many people may not realize the health effects that can appear years later due to exposure to contaminants and carcinogens from a career of battling fires.
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