50th Annual Noel Night in Midtown Detroit

Midtown Detroit, Inc. today officially announced the 50th annual Noel Night. The annual celebration of community, culture, and the spirit of the holiday is set to illuminate the Midtown, New Center, and Cultural Center districts of Detroit on Saturday, Dec. 7, 2024. The event is free to attend and all are welcome. Bre Teamer chats with Maureen Stapleton, Interim Executive Director of Midtown Detroit, about the big night.

Crash splits Tesla in half • Lions headed to playoffs • Swan Boat Club crash update

On Friday's News Hit: - A driver is lucky to be alive after a crash so severe that it split a Tesla in half. - With Thursday's win over the Green Bay Packers, the Detroit Lions clinched a playoff spot. - Marshella Chidester is due in court for a hearing after she was charged and bound over for trial for the deadly Swan Boat Club crash.

Speeding Tesla crashes, splits in half

Somehow, a driver survived a crash that caused a Tesla to split in half Thursday in Plymouth. Sources said the driver may have suffered a medical emergency that led to the high-speed crash.

Who's really driving the Detroit City buses?

Records show a registered sex offender is employed as a driver—and may even be on routes used by children. And while some say that is concerning, note we aren't naming the guy or using his mug.

Detroit-based production company, Uncommon Heights, awarded Regional Emmy, in three-part series capturing professional basketball player, Caitlin Clark

Detroit-based Uncommon Heights has been awarded a Regional Emmy for their Crossover at Kinnick series produced in partnership with Learfield Studios and Hawkeye Sports Properties. This three-part series gave an exclusive look at the historic Crossover at Kinnick event, capturing Caitlin Clark and the Iowa Hawkeyes Women’s Basketball team’s record-breaking achievement. Directed by Uncommon Heights’ founder, Brian Ducoffe and shot by Chad Schwartzenberger and Amber Curran, Learfield Studios brought Uncommon Heights in to produce, direct, and edit the series which led to the Regional Emmy for Best Sports Program in the Mid-America Region. This is Uncommon Heights’ second Regional Emmy win and third nomination. Bre Teamer chats with Brian Ducoffe about the win!

Ecorse bait shop catching attention of more than fishermen

They’ve taken a little heat recently on a downriver Facebook page, and elsewhere, people venting that their kids are asking too many questions about Pound Town, calling it offensive. To those folks, it is an open invitation.