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Red Sox vs. Tigers Prediction, Odds, Picks - August 30
The Boston Red Sox and Jarren Duran ready for the first of a three-game series against Matt Vierling and the Detroit Tigers on Friday at Comerica Park. The Tigers have been listed as +100 moneyline underdogs in this matchup with the favorite Red Sox (-120). Boston is the favorite on the run line (-1.5). The total for the matchup is set at 9 runs.
Detroit Lions add new safety to practice squad
The Detroit Lions announced on Thursday evening they have signed safety Erick Hallett to their practice squad. For now, Hallett occupies Detroit’s 16th and final spot on the practice squad—although they still do have a spot open on the 53-man roster. Hallett was waived by the Jacksonville Jaguars...
As medical marijuana shrinks, Michigan mulls ‘clean merge’ with recreational
Bipartisan effort seeks to merge Michigan medical, recreational marijuana licensing into one regulatory system. Supporters say the proposal would be a ‘clean merge’ aimed at reducing regulatory hurdles, ease access for medical consumers. Change would require backing from 75% of state lawmakers to pass. Al Williams opened DaCut...
Popular Flint & Now Detroit Sports Anchor Exits WXYZ
Jeanna Trotman, the energetic and insightful sports reporter loved by so many across Michigan is setting down the mic and hitting pause. Trotman is among the most loved and respected sports reporters ever to deliver the 'action' in Mid-Michigan. As the former sports director at WEYI/WSMH, the NBC & FOX in Flint, we were sad to see her leave for Detroit when she joined the sports team at WXYZ. She announced she will leave the station this week just as the Lions season gets underway.
Detroit Tigers' Trey Sweeney proves he can play shortstop in MLB with 'steady' defense
Detroit Tigers shortstop Trey Sweeney fielded a ground ball in the sixth inning of Wednesday's game against the Los Angeles Angels, only to skip the throw to first base. He was charged with the first error of his MLB career. The mistake was unexpected. ...
Michigan Zoo Asking For Money In Order To Vote For New Baby Gorilla Name
For the first time in the Detroit Zoo's 96-year history, a mother gorilla has welcomed in a new baby, a little girl gorilla. To celebrate, the zoo is asking for the communities' input as to what to name the new baby. Unfortunately for those who had the big brain move to say "Prince Harambe," sadly, the Detroit Zoo has narrowed the names down already.
Screening Of Terrifier 3 Brings Art The Clown To Michigan
Terrifier horror franchise will do a screening of Terrifier 3 bringing film star "Art the Clown" in full costume to Michigan for a rare fan photo opportunity. The Terrifier horror franchise features a character called "Art the Clown" who never says a word but is one of the most devastating killers of any slasher film ever made.
Duquesne drops season opener with 49-10 loss to Toledo
Tucker Gleason threw for 198 yards and three first-half touchdowns, Jacquez Stuart added two rushing touchdowns and Toledo routed Duquesne 49-10 on Thursday in a season opener for both teams.Toledo scored 21 points in the first quarter and led 28-10 at the break. Jerjuan Newton highlighted the half when he caught a pass over the middle, pushed his defender to the ground and raced for a 54-yard touchdown. Cavon Butler pounced on a fumble, leading to a Gleason connection with Anthony Torres for a 14-yard touchdown to cap the first-half scoring.Bryson Hammer set up a third-quarter touchdown when he returned a punt 41 yards. Willie Shaw III ran it in from 10 yards out for a 42-10 lead.Backup John Alan Richter, playing in his first career game, completed all six of his pass attempts for 78 yards, including an 18-yard touchdown to Zy'marion Lang for a 39-point lead. Lang was the sixth Rocket to score a touchdown.Duquesne's Darius Perrantes, who threw for 2,324 yards and 21 touchdowns last season, was 15 of 26 for 143 yards with one touchdown and one interception.
Something for everyone: 6 acts you may not know, but should catch at Detroit Jazz Fest
NOTE: The first night of the Detroit Jazz Festival – Friday, Aug. 30 – is now virtual-only, due to threat of extreme weather. Friday's acts can be live-streamed at detroitjazzfest.org. The Detroit Jazz Festival is back for another long Labor Day weekend of free first-class entertainment. It's expected to draw hundreds of thousands...
EMU's newest student housing complexes officially open
Eastern Michigan University cut the ribbon Wednesday on its two new student housing apartment buildings. Lakeview and Westview Apartments were built as part of EMU’s Welcome Home 2025 plan to bring several parts of campus into the modern age. Student body president and resident Hamza Dajani says he’s very...
Friday forecast: More thunderstorms, high winds headed to southeast Michigan
As thousands of metro Detroiters still wait for their power to return after Tuesday night's thunderstorms, another round of stormy weather quickly approaches. A cold front is expected to whip southeast Michigan's weather back into a bout of thunderstorms and strong winds Friday late afternoon and evening, according to the National Weather Service in White Lake.
Bedford teacher charged with felony criminal sexual conduct involving student
MONROE, Mich. (FOX 2) - A 38-year-old teacher at Bedford High School appeared in court on felony charges after he allegedly had an inappropriate relationship with a student in 2022. Christopher Wilhem, of Toledo, was arraigned before a judge in Monroe District Court on Friday on seven counts, including six...
Detroit Lions PR scam • DTE power outage reimbursement • More potentially severe storms on the way
FRIDAY NEWS HIT - A mom was just trying to get Detroit Lions player Amon-Ra St. Brown to say happy birthday to her son. Instead, she nearly fell victim to scammers. Nine-year-old Easton was speechless and starstruck at this week’s Lions pre-season game after St. Brown said hi to him, so his mother Lisa Kryger took to TikTok to see if someone could help connect her with the player or team.
The Detroit Lions Have One Clear Expectation Heading Into 2024 Season
The Detroit Lions were so close to winning their first Super Bowl in franchise history last season. They surprised some people and got to the NFC Championship Game and had a big lead on the San Francisco 49ers in that game before squandering it. Going into this season, they're not just ...
Jeffrey Cummings, Husband and Father, was an Engineer for HDR
Jeffrey Alan Cummings, age 59, passed away at home after a short illness, on Friday, August 2, 2024. Jeff was born in Lansing, MI in 1964, the son of Milton Edward and Shirley Mae (Spencer) Cummings. He had many fond memories of hanging out with his best buddies: Wes, Bill, Bob, Tim and Mark; and long summer camping vacations with his parents, grandmother, sister, uncle, aunt and cousins. Jeff was proud to have visited all 50 states before he finished college.
Michigan Lottery kicking of football season with Detroit Lions themed games
LANSING, Mich. – The Michigan Lottery has partnered with the Detroit Lions to celebrate the start of the football season. Kicking off Sept. 3, Michiganders will have the opportunity to play three Detroit Lions themed games:. Instant Ticket – The $5 Instant Game features more than $23.5 million in...
Popular ‘House Nights’ series at The Congregation cut short
The last two Thursdays of the wildly popular House Night series at The Congregation in Detroit’s Boston Edison neighborhood have been canceled due to parking and safety issues. Meanwhile, the resident DJ is hosting a similar event at a different location. Co-owner of the coffee shop and managing partner,...
Duquesne Football Drops Season Opener On Road
The Duquesne Football team put together some first half drives but fell to an opportunistic Toledo side 49-10 Thursday night at the Glass Bowl. “It’s obviously not the result we wanted,” Duquesne coach Jerry Schmitt said. “I told the guys we did a lot of good things. That first half (we) made a couple of mistakes that separated a little bit. Went into half, made a couple more mistakes and it really separated us from having a chance.”
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