Good morning, Sterling Heights.

Today, WXYZ-TV launched a toy test to see what metro Detroit kids want for the holidays—children from various age groups tested toys that will be donated to a local nonprofit to help area families.

2.6 million Michiganders will travel for Thanksgiving—roads and airports will be busy as AAA and police urge drivers to check their cars and avoid distractions.

Local travelers are told to plan ahead—extra patrols will keep roads safe and help reduce delays.

The Detroit Zoo announced early Sunday that a healthy baby giraffe was born to mother Zara and father Jabari.

The calf is nursing well and meeting early milestones—while the giraffe building remains closed for bonding until the zoo names her.

Henry Ford II High School’s automotive repair program received a $43,000 grant from the Margaret Dunning Foundation—funds that will update tools and technology for hands-on learning.

The new equipment will help students gain real-world skills and meet industry standards—preparing them for future careers.

Santa Open House

10 a.m. - 12 p.m. — Sterling Heights Public Library — Registration required — Enjoy a festive photo-op with Santa while making special memories with your family.