Man threatening to shoot neighbors turns gun on self in Detroit

Detroit police are still working to understand what took place in the 1800 block of Wisconsin when they responded to reports of a man pointing a gun at neighbors, threatening to shoot them. After failing to apprehend him, he died from a self-inflicted gunshot wound.

Luxury Resort in Plymouth gives 100-percent of profits to charity

Saint John’s Resort, just outside Detroit, has been named one of only five resorts in the Midwest recognized by Condé Nast Traveler in their prestigious Readers’ Choice Awards—a first for the resort. This recognition follows a multi-million-dollar renovation that has transformed Saint John’s into one of the region’s premier destinations. With 200 acres of pristine land, new culinary offerings like the Wine Grotto and Doyle’s Irish Pub, and the 18-hole championship Cardinal Golf Course, Saint John’s is a perfect fall escape. Additionally, as part of The Pulte Family Charitable Foundation, 100% of the resort’s net profits support global humanitarian and educational efforts, giving guests a chance to make an impact while enjoying their stay. Bre Teamer chats with Eric Djordjevic, Managing Director of Saint John's Resort, about the resort's amenities and philanthropic efforts.

Harris, Trump in Michigan • Troy city employee charged with rape • DTE works to ease fears after murder

On Friday's News Hit: - Both Vice President Kamala Harris and former President Donald Trump will spend time in Michigan today. - A Troy city employee and volunteer firefighter is currently off the job after accusations of rape from years ago led to charges against him. - A week after two men posing as DTE Energy workers killed a man inside his home, the utility company is working to calm community fears.

Absentee ballots in Michigan: What do their numbers say?

The number of absentee ballots requested and returned this presidential cycle is down from 2020 election. Despite mail-in votes favoring Democrats, the party is not worried about the drop-off, instead arguing the pandemic had a large influence over people's decision to use the method.

Could the Oxford shooter get a new sentence?

The Oxford High School shooter was sentenced to life in prison without the possibility of parole. However, his new legal team is arguing new evidence including proof he may suffer from his mom's drinking while she was pregnant should be reason enough for a new hearing.

Oxford High School shooter sentence appeal • James White leaving DPD • Bobcat Bonnie's Ypsilanti closes

On Thursday's News Hit: - A push to appeal the Oxford High School shooter's life without parole sentence goes to court today. - Detroit Mayor Mike Duggan is now looking to fill the police chief role as James White heads to the Detroit Wayne Integrated Health Network. - Workers from Bobcat Bonnie's in Ypsilanti are taking to the picket line outside the Ferndale location after their restaurant shuttered this week.