Good morning, Sterling Heights.

7-year-old Jerry is this week's Grant Me Hope child who brightens our community with active play, creative cooking, and outdoor adventures in local parks, and he thrives best with support from a caring family + clear routines to guide his sensory fun.

Residents will spring forward on Sunday, March 8 when clocks jump from 2 a.m. to 3 a.m., giving longer evenings but cutting sleep time; experts suggest adjusting sleep habits early (by getting extra morning light) to ease into the change.

The City of Sterling Heights Fire Department hosted esophageal cancer screenings Thursday and is holding tests today for firefighters using a pill-size device that collects cells—a method aimed at early cancer detection for those serving the community.

Metro Detroit Muslims observe Ramadan, fasting from sunrise to sunset to honor traditions and promote health.

Doctors from Corewell Health and local business owners say the practice helps burn stored fat and boost alertness (showing its physical and mental benefits) while reminding them to care for others.