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Hot and humid conditions for the new work-week, along with rain shower and storm chances each day. Meteorologist Kylee Miller has your NEXT Weather forecast.

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Red Wings on losing streak, still in playoff hunt

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February 2, 2026

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Red Wings on losing streak, still in playoff hunt

The Red Wings have been streaking, in the wrong direction earning just one point on a recent home stand, but still are in the hunt for a playoff spot as the team heads towards the Olympic break.,

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Security guard shoots man after being fired upon outside bar in Detroit’s Corktown neighborhood

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Security guard shoots man after being fired upon outside bar in Detroit’s Corktown neighborhood

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February 1, 2026 / 12:39 PM EST
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Police in Detroit say they’re investigating an early Saturday shooting that involved a security guard injuring a man who fired at them outside a bar in the city’s Corktown neighborhood.

The man arrived at the bar on the 2100 block of Trumbull Avenue around 1:17 a.m. and became involved in an altercation with the security guard, police said. The man “produced a gun” and fired shots at security outside the business.

According to officials, the security guard then returned fire, striking the man. He was taken to the hospital.

Both weapons were recovered, police said. The security guard was detained and later released.

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Detroit Red Wings sound alarm: ‘Got to fix something’ before Olympics

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February 1, 2026

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Detroit Red Wings sound alarm: ‘Got to fix something’ before Olympics

The Detroit Red Wings are sounding the alarms. They have two games left and are winless in their last three as the Olympic breaks nears.

Todd McLellan rattled off a litany of things he didn’t like about the Detroit Red Wings’ latest performance, and then a litany of things they need to look at in order to regain their footing.

The Wings head into their last two games before the Olympic break, both on the road, and the first against a team that just leveled them. The Colorado Avalanche await the Wings again on Monday, Feb. 2, in Denver, having just picked them part Saturday in Detroit.

That 5-0 loss was what the Wings deserved; they looked flat after failing to generate anything during two power plays in the first period. The Avalanche, on the other hand, just kept building.

“We just didn’t have a response to their offense,” forward Dylan Larkin said. “They got to what they like to do and we kind of just watched a little bit.”

The Avs top the NHL standings, but were missing three key players from their lineup and had lost four of their last five games. They’re not invincible, the Wings just made them look that way with a performance that deserved nothing but criticism.

“A lack of energy, a lack of drive, a lack of execution,” McLellan said. “You can’t have all of those things disappear at one point and expect to have success. I didn’t think we skated well at all. I didn’t think we passed real well at all, which affects your skating. And then when it was time to do some of the harder, the heavier things, battles, 50-50s loose stuff, the foot races, they were much better than we were.

“We’ve got to fix something.”

It’s been a week since the Wings returned from a three-game road trip with five points, and there was a consensus among players and McLellan that this season, when they’ve hit a ditch, they’ve been able to to drive themselves out. Now they’re trying to gain traction after picking up just one point from a three-game home stand.

“We have to figure out why we’re flat,” McLellan said. “There’s different reasons for that. One is lack of focus. And if there’s a lack of focus, then that’s on all of us to get it back and make sure we’re executing. It could be that you get stale with line mates and it’s not working. It could be complacency that slips in and you’re okay with what’s going on and that’s wrong. We have to fix that.

“It could be a bit of a fatigue factor. And if it is that, then we’ve got to suck it up. We have six periods left. And those could be the deciding points. If we aren’t completely willing to dig in and get after them, then regret comes in many different ways and at many different times. Or we can dig in and at least give ourselves an opportunity.”

The Wings (32-18-6) are still in second place in the Atlantic Division, but the Buffalo Sabres, Montreal Canadiens and Boston Bruins are within close chase. And most of the players in the room should still remember the lesson from 2023-24, when the Wings missed the playoffs by a tiebreaker. That’s how valuable a single point can be. Feeling sorry or frustrated over how things have gone these last few games can’t fester.

“The outside, the rest of the hockey world doesn’t care,” McLellan said. “We have to care. We have to get it back on track. This is what it feels like to be in a battle and in a race, and that’s good for us to be in it. But the fact that we’re in it, we have to respect the opportunity that we have.”

These last two weeks have shown the Wings playing some of their best hockey, during the road trip, and then coming home and looking progressively worse.

“You’re going to have ups and downs,” J.T. Compher said. “It’s stopping the downs. Todd said during the game that when it’s going bad, you’ve got to stop it. And it doesn’t mean it goes all the way back up to the best level you’ve got. It’s just got to inch back upwards.

“There’s a ton of belief in our room. There’s a lot of confidence in our room. And we’ve done it all year. We just need to return to that level.”

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