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Former police chief, commissioner William Dwyer starts new chapter with Fortis
Former Warren Police Commissioner, commander of Detroit Police Department’s Narcotics Division, Oakland County Commissioner and Farmington Hills Police Chief William “Bill” Dwyer has found a new role. After a law enforcement career that spanned more than 60 years, Dywer said he’s “excited to start this new chapter...
Gaping Holes in the Detroit Lions’ Initial Roster
The Detroit Lions have put together their initial 53-man roster, and while the team is predicted to be one of the strongest in the league for the 2024-25 season, there are still some significant holes in the team’s initial roster. The Lions’ Receivers Depth Chart Needs Strength. In...
Big humidity reduction coming, but are we done with the muggys ‘til next summer?
If you are ready for the humidity to go way down you are going to be very happy very soon. We also have to look at the calendar and wonder if our muggy days are over for the season. We have a series of two cold fronts set to move...
10 guns, drugs, a stolen motorcycle and $17,000 seized from Detroit home
(CBS DETROIT) - Authorities seized drugs, 10 guns, a stolen motorcycle and more from a dealer's Detroit home in connection to selling drugs to Macomb County residents. Members of the County of Macomb Enforcement Team executed the search warrant at the Detroit home Wednesday morning after an investigation revealed almost all of the dealer's customers were from Macomb County, according to state police. Investigators also learned that the suspect was supplying dealers and users. During the search, detectives seized 170 grams of crack, 59 grams of suboxone, 157 grams of fentanyl, 254 grams of methamphetamine, 10 guns, a stolen motorcycle and $17,000 in cash. State police say the weapons seized were semi-automatic, including a 12 gauge shotgun. Along with the weapons, 14 high-capacity magazines were seized, and some were loaded with between 30 and 100 rounds.
Arts, Beats & Eats: Everything you need to know
About 200 bands will play on nine stages at this year’s Arts, Beats & Eats festival, to be held in downtown Royal Oak from Friday, Aug. 30 to Labor Day on Monday, Sept. 2. Rock bands Cheap Trick and Tesla are headlining the event. The festival also features a...
FOOTBALL: Late score in final seconds lifts Anderson past Trenton at Prep Kickoff Classic
DETROIT — It was roughly a year ago to the day that then-junior quarterback Jackson Sage guided Southgate Anderson down the field for an eventual Week 1 comeback victory late on the road vs Downriver League rival Trenton. On Thursday, the stage was set for a much bigger sequel...
Royal Oak HS kicks off season with family gathering
The high school football season kicked off Thursday night with the Royal Oak Ravens taking on the Detroit Lincoln-King Eagles. Prior to the game, the district held a family fun night event where school organizations, local businesses and city first responders offered information and displays for those in attendance. The game ended after press time for this edition of the Tribune with ROHS trailing 22-7. Go to DailyTribune.com or see Sunday’s print edition for a wrap up.
Michigan high school football: Warren De La Salle runs away from Davison, 21-3, in opener
Warren De La Salle could not get anything going against Davison in the first half of the Xenith Prep Kickoff Classic, a season-opening event at Wayne State, but the second half was a completely different story, in large part due to the legs of junior quarterback Anthony Bitonti. The Pilots, the 2023 Michigan high school football Division 2 runners-up, trailed at halftime, but blitzed Davison in the second half for a 21-3 victory in Week 1...
Michigan Sheriff Warns of Elaborate Phone Scam
It seems every time you open your phone, you're in danger of being scammed. Someone out there comes up with an elaborate scheme and randomly dials your phone number and could swindle you out of thousands of dollars. While there are countless scams present at any given time, a Michigan...
Michigan events to check out this weekend
GRAND RAPIDS, Mich. (WOOD) – Let’s take a look at some things happening in west Michigan and around the state this long holiday weekend!. You can start the walk across the Mackinac Bridge from either Mackinaw City or Saint Ignace. There’s no fee or registration to participate in the walk and you will get a numbered bridge walk certificate at the completion of your walk! If you’re traveling on Monday, make note that the bridge is closed from 6:30am to noon.
The ‘Corn Sweats’ Are to Blame for Michigan’s Late Summer Heat and Humidity
Michigan's late August of 2024 weather is marked by a week of extreme heat and humidity. The weather is not untypical for summer, but a touch extreme. Climate scientists blame a phenomenon known as the corn sweat that has exacerbated the weather situation in the Midwest. August 26-27 brought the...
West Michigan Drivers Frustrated as US-131 / 96 Ramp Closure Drags On
West Michigan drivers are facing even more frustration as the bridge repair project on US-131 continues to drag on. Originally slated for completion by September 13, the Michigan Department of Transportation (MDOT) has announced that the project is now about two weeks behind schedule. The repair work, which has closed...
BEWARE! This Email Scam Is Hitting Michigan AGAIN!
Avoiding scams has become a part of our everyday lives as several scams endanger us daily. The most common of those threats are the spam calls that we all receive from numbers we don't recognize or from places we have never been, but now that those have become easier to spot and decline, scammers have pivoted to other methods that have proven to be successful.
Gas Buddy predicts a trend in lower gas prices this fall
MICHIGAN, USA — Drivers hitting the road this Labor Day weekend are finding some relief at the gas pump. Gas prices in West Michigan have continued to trend downward this past month. Locations near Grand Rapids show prices around $3.30 while toward Muskegon drivers can find prices around $3.10.
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