Here's a Chance to Do Something Good This Month: Patch PM

DETROIT, MI – Here are some stories to talk about tonight on Michigan Patch:

West Bloomfield Charity Giving Away Adaptive Bikes Across U.S.

• The bicycles, which normalize life for special-needs kids, are expensive. You can help the Friendship Circle of Michigan meet goal.

Farmington Hills Police Locate Woman Reportedly Waving Gun

• Two citizens called police to report a woman walking along Grand River Avenue waving a gun.

Kellogg's, FDA Probe Video of Man Urinating on Cereal Products

• Kellogg’s launches internal investigation; FDA conducts a criminal probe of video, likely shot during a labor dispute in 2014.

Michigan Prosecutor Allegedly Paid for Sex Hundreds of Times

• During human trafficking ring probe, authorities “developed information we could not ignore involving a public official,” FBI says.

Judge Halts Oil Drilling at Megachurch for Now

• A hearing on the city of Southfield’s petition to stop oil and gas exploration will be held Wednesday.

Tuesday is Free Ice Cream Day at Dairy Queen

• Dairy Queen celebrates its 76th year with a free vanilla cone for customers as it raises money for Beaumont Children’s Hospital.

Also Worth a Read

• Drunk on St. Patrick's Day? Law Firm Picks Up Fare
• Broken Water Pipe Forces City Clerk's Office to Close
• Police Investigate Deaths in Rochester Hills, Orion Township
• Detroit Zoo's Bunnyville Offers Easter Weekend Family Fun
• Damned Falls Short and Hell Is Still for Sale
• 2016 St. Patrick's Day Parade in Royal Oak: 7 Things to Know
• Honest Birmingham Citizen Turns in Large Amount of Cash
• 12 Tips to Adjust Your Internal Clock to Daylight Saving Time
• Police: Woman Fatally Stabbed Father, Then Overdosed
• Judge Told to Stop Jailing Poor People Who Can't Pay Fees
• These Elementary Schools are the Top 100 in Michigan
• Feds: 3 Detroit Area Docs Peddled $5.7M in Painkillers

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