Residents in Monroe were evacuated after a gas leak, the Public Safety Department said in a Public Service Announcement posted on Facebook.

The department said that the gas leak occurred in the 600 block of John Anderson Court, west of West Lorain Street and North Telegraph Road.

The public is asked to avoid the area until further notice while the cause of the leak is investigated.

"We thank you for your cooperation and we will update the public once the all clear is given to return to the area," the department concluded in the post.

If you've ever wanted to taste a beer that tastes like a fresh Dutch Girls donut, you're in luck.

In collaboration with the donut shop and Off the Wagon, a liquor store in Clawson, Griffin Claw Brewing Company has created the limited-edition Dutch Wagon.

The beverage a stout made with chocolate-glazed donuts and an infusion of coffee is 8.0% ABV.

The new beer will only be sold in four packs of 16-ounce cans while supplies last at Off the Wagon, located at 1500 N Crooks Road.

Students from Brighton High School have raised $85,000 to donate to help cancer patients at Trinity Health.

A spokesperson for the hospital group says that that dollar amount is the highest since the high school started the year-round Pink Week fundraiser 13 years ago.

Earlier this month, Students presented Trinity Health Michigan leadership with the donation that will benefit cancer patients and services at the Warren R. and Lauraine A. Hoensheid Cancer Center, located inside Trinity Health Medical Center in Brighton.

Trinity Health says this money will go towards helping cancer patients access support services, transportation, education and other services not covered by insurance.

It is really amazing what the students and community do for our patients, said Katie Beekman, MD, medical director of oncology at Trinity Health Michigan. The dedication and generosity from the community around this cause continues to grow and amaze us every year. We are so fortunate to have this kind of support behind our work. It makes a tremendous difference to our patients.

You can contribute to Trinity Health's Cancer Care Patient Support Fund at this link.

Ben Johnson isn't the only coach leaving the Detroit Lions this off-season.

According to a report to ESPN's Adam Schefter, Lions run game coordinator and defensive line coach Terrell Williams is leaving the Lions to become the defensive coordinator for the New England Patriots.

Williams joined the Lions in 2024, manning a unit headlined by Aidan Hutchinson and Alim McNeil. Despite losing both those starters and several other players to injury, the Lions defensive line was part of a defense that only allowed 342 points last season, a mark that is seventh-best in the league. Under Williams in 2024, the Lions ranked fourth in pressures (179) and tied for 23rd in sacks

Williams worked under Mike Vrabel, the current Patriots head coach, with the Tennessee Titans from 2018-2023.

To aid with surgeries at it's locations in Ann Arbor, Livonia and Chelsea, Trinity Health has acquired three additional Next Generation Surgical Robots.

The Ann Arbor and Chelsea hospitals got da Vinci 5 robots, while the Livonia location got a da Vinci Xi robot. The first surgery using the new robotic system was performed at the Chelsea Hospital last month.

These new robots now give Trinity Health robotic surgery systems statewide. Trinity Health says that robotic surgery is less invasive compared to traditional open surgery. The health benefits include less pain, less blood loss, less scarring, and shorter recovery times. JKey features of the new system include enhanced imaging, improved precision, and more comfort for the patient.

"As a surgeon, I'm fortunate that Trinity Health provides me with the most advanced tools, enabling me to deliver the highest quality care and the best possible outcomes for my patients," said Amanda McClure, M.D., a colorectal surgeon and chair of the Robotic Surgery Steering Committee at Trinity Health Michigan. These technologically advanced systems enhance vision, precision, and control, all while providing me with real-time feedback. Anyone considering surgery should carefully research their options, including whether robotic surgery is appropriate for them. It's important to choose a highly trained and experienced robotic surgeon and to ensure the provider has capacity to schedule the procedure promptly.

Last year, Trinity Health hospitals performed more than 7,000 procedures with da Vinci robots, with that number expected to grow in 2025.