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Lions take defensive tackle DJ Reader off PUP list ahead of roster cuts
As the Detroit Lions look to shape their 53-man roster by Tuesday afternoon, they made a notable roster move on Sunday. Defensive tackle DJ Reader has been removed from the PUP list after passing a physical. Reader missed all of training camp and the preseason as he worked his way...
Free WiFi at 5 Detroit parks
Residents and visitors in Detroit can now enjoy free public Wi-Fi in five city parks. The Wi-Fi networks have been installed at Bradby, Chandler, Clark, McDuffy, and Palmer Parks. Construction on the project began in the summer of 2023, and since installation, over 25,000 people have already used the Wi-Fi...
New backup quarterback option can end Lions' looming Nate Sudfeld nightmare
Hendon Hooker did a lot of good things in the Detroit Lions' preseason finale. But he also struggled when the Pittsburgh Steelers had some defensive starters in the game, and he regularly didn't do his overmatched backup offensive lineman any favors as he took five sacks. So the idea Nate...
Rich Luterman with the 7-day forecast
Rest of Sunday evening / night…… Warm and humid…. perhaps a stray evening shower…. Low near 70 Monday: Sun and clouds… warm and humid….. high 89 Tuesday: Partly cloudy…. Hot and humid…. spotty t-storms possible…… high 92 Wednesday: Partly cloudy….. very warm…. Spotty storms possible…. High 90 Thursday: Partly sunny….. not as hot…. High 84 Friday: Occasional showers and storms…. High 85 Saturday: Sun and clouds….. NICE…..high 82 Sunday: Partly sunny and pleasant….. high near 80.
Zax Auto Wash on the Market for $2.25 MIllion
Zax Auto Wash, once pegged for a marijuana dispensary, is back on the market. According to Crexi.com, the property was relisted Saturday for $2.25 Million. Other recent additionss to the market in the Saline area:. The former PNC Bank in Pittsfield Township for $700,000. Area between Washtenaw Christian and Trinity/Probility...
One dead after car crash in Livingston County
LANSING, Mich. (WLNS) — An individual has died after a single-vehicle crash in Livingston County Sunday afternoon, according to the Livingston County Sheriff’s Department. Deputies were dispatched to a welfare check on eastbound I-96 east of Latson Rd in Genoa Township to check on what the caller described as an overturned vehicle or couch in […]
Bobcat Bonnie’s at Partridge Creek in Clinton Township closes suddenly
The owner of Bobcat Bonnie’s, a popular local chain of restaurants has closed its Partridge Creek location. Owner Matt Buskard announced the closing in a Facebook message to customers on Sunday, writing that the “time has come for Bobcat Bonnie’s Partridge Creek to move on.” ...
Abandoned 40-Acre Property Near Brown City, Michigan
Here's another hunk of 'abandoned' property that is up for auction: a 40-acre piece of land with a house, vehicles, and garage sitting deep in the woods. It sits somewhere off Maple Valley Road near Brown City in the Michigan Thumb. Old trucks and even a jeep are sitting, getting...
Roseville residents can get a free rain barrel kit
ROSEVILLE, Mich. (FOX 2) - Two-hundred free rain barrel kits are being given away to Roseville residents as part of a pilot program to reduce the impact of rain on sewers and reduce combined sewer overflows into Lake St. Clair. These kits will be available next month, and will include...
DEA Won’t Rule Out Arresting People Who Are Following State Marijuana Laws, But Says It’s “Not Our Intent”
The Marijuana Herald - Marijuana news and information Agents with the Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) have not ruled out making arrests for marijuana use in states like Ohio, despite the state recently legalizing marijuana. Brian McNeal, a DEA spokesman, told WOSU (an NPR affiliate) that the agency’s primary concern is those involved in the manufacturing and distribution of illicit substances. “So are we … Continue reading The post DEA Won’t Rule Out Arresting People Who Are Following State Marijuana Laws, But Says It’s “Not Our Intent” appeared first on The Marijuana Herald.
New school year brings heat, enthusiasm, and new challenges for Michigan schools
At Riverside Middle School in Dearborn Heights, the fifth grade hallway was punctuated with quiet whistles and “hellos!” of the new students on the first day of school.Amid it all, Sophia Nasser, 10, sat quietly against the lockers with her legs bent, in a pale pink dress and a necklace with a pink gem to match that she chose carefully for her first day of fifth grade. Sitting there, Sophia’s nerves began to wane as she got help locating her schedule and teachers. Monday marked the first day of the 2024-25 school year at this school in the Crestwood School...
USPS Delivery Service Changes May Impact Michigan Customers Soon
Michigan residents have relied on the United States Postal Service (USPS) to receive packages, bills, and other important items. However, the USPS has recently announced changes that could affect how those items are delivered and received in Michigan and could impact residents soon. USPS Delivery Service Changes May Impact Michigan...
DNR hauls in 6-foot, 3-inch lake sturgeon during annual survey
DETROIT – The largest lake sturgeon in the history of the annual state survey was captured last week. The monster fish was 75.2 inches long, or about 6-foot, 3 inches, which made it the largest sturgeon by length that the survey has ever recorded, Michigan Department of Natural Resources announced. It weighed 125 pounds.
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