Dylan Siwicki is a Metro Detroit Reporter for Patch.com, specializing in local news and events in the Michigan area, particularly in Detroit. With a focus on community stories, Dylan covers a range of topics including local government, crime, weather, and human interest stories that impact the residents of Metro Detroit.
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Dylan Siwicki focuses on local news, particularly crime and breaking stories in Michigan and Detroit. Given his focus on evolving and breaking news, he may be interested in pitches related to unfolding events or exclusive interviews with individuals involved in developing stories.
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STERLING HEIGHTS, MI — A hatchet-wielding man was arrested outside a Sterling Heights restaurant last week after officers used rubber bullets on the man, according to police.
Two kids were killed and multiple others were injured in the crash, according to police.
SOUTHEASTERN MICHIGAN — Multiple rounds of thunderstorms are likely across southeastern Michigan this weekend when temperatures flirt with record highs, according to the National Weather Service.
A 19-year-old bystander died after he was hit by a flying projectile when the Clinton Township vape shop exploded.
Officials said the draft in downtown Detroit reached maximum capacity roughly 90 minutes before the first pick.
ANN ARBOR, MI — A drunken driver was arrested early Friday morning after she crashed her car that ended up vertically on an Ann Arbor street sign, according to police.
WARREN, MI — More arrests and charges could be coming after an officer was outside a Warren high school Monday afternoon, according to police.
A new forecast by The Weather Channel predicts that an increasingly likely La Niña could contribute to record-breaking temps for Michigan.
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