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The Detroit Tigers are gearing up for a busy offseason at the Winter Meetings, with a focus on improving their offense despite their strong pitching performance. Despite re-signing Gleyber Torres, the teams offense struggled with high strikeouts and a poor whiff rate. Rumors suggest potential signings like Alex Bregman and trades for players like Ketel Marte, aiming to bolster their lineup and become big winners this offseason.

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Macomb County man, Jesse Humphrey, sentenced to prison for setting ex-girlfriends home on fire, killing her cats. Judge Joseph Toia imposed a minimum sentence of six to twenty years, with credit for time served. Humphrey was found guilty of second-degree arson and first-degree animal torture or killing, stemming from a fire in September 2024. Prosecutors argued for a harsher sentence, citing the cruel and upsetting nature of the crime. Humphrey was ordered to have no contact with the victim, stay away from her home, work, or school, and pay $15,000 in restitution.

Delta Air Lines faces significant delays at Detroit Metro Airport due to a network outage, impacting operations within the McNamara Terminal. Delta has implemented a ground stop, but other airlines are unaffected. Passengers are advised to check flight status directly with their airline before traveling. Over a dozen Delta flights already show delays, with more updates expected as the situation develops.

Detroit braces for near-record low temperatures today, with partly sunny skies but no relief from the chill. Keep pets indoors and take precautions. Weekend brings a slight warm-up, with temperatures near freezing and a chance of light snow. Next week, a series of weather systems could bring snow, with temperatures easing up but still not warm.

Experience a magical journey back to the Victorian era at Holly, Michigans 52nd annual Dickens Festival, the longest-running Dickens-themed event in the US. Immerse yourself in the festive atmosphere with carolers, costumed characters, and local shops transformed into a 19th-century wonderland. Enjoy unique activities like a petting farm, sledding hill, and Santas Tiny Tims tent. This community-driven event, run by volunteers and local businesses, boosts holiday sales for small shops and offers something for everyone, from carriage rides to strolling carolers.