Morning Beat: Detroit

Excitement brews as the Detroit Tigers push for a playoff spot, while Bridgerton fans demand refunds after a disastrous event. Hear from local fans and frustrated attendees. Plus, Detroit Police Chief addresses families' concerns over communication in block party shooting cases.

From a Bridgerton-themed ball that left fans fuming to the Detroit Tigers' playoff magic number, this episode covers the highs and lows. We also delve into the emotional meetings between Detroit's Police Chief and families affected by block party shootings. Plus, a family seeks answers after a cemetery misplaces a loved one's body.

A Detroit family grapples with the unimaginable as they search for a lost loved one in a local cemetery. We also dive into the excitement surrounding the Detroit Tigers' historic playoff push. Plus, a new apparel drop by Jahmyr Gibbs and SANA is set to make waves this Friday.

A Detroit family searches for answers as a cemetery loses track of a loved one's burial site. Plus, the Detroit Tigers make a historic playoff push, and a local woman survives a brutal attack. Hear the latest on these stories and more.

In this episode, we dive into the urgent town hall meeting addressing the surge of vape and marijuana products in Detroit schools. We also explore the escalating issue of reckless driving in Southwest Detroit. Finally, we honor the 9/11 anniversary with Detroit's police and fire departments.

Detroit honors 9/11 with a heartfelt ceremony led by first responders. The search intensifies for a missing woman with bipolar disorder and schizophrenia. Plus, Corktown's iconic cobblestones face an uncertain future with MDOT's new road project.

This episode delves into the Michigan Ave. reconstruction project in Corktown, highlighting community concerns over preserving its historic charm. We also cover the latest updates on the Gordie Howe International Bridge and the city's legal battle over blight violations at the Michigan Theatre building. Plus, hear about a dramatic car crash into a Detroit apartment and some uplifting news from the...

The Detroit Lions kick off their season with a thrilling overtime win against the Rams. We celebrate Dr. Charles H. Wright's enduring legacy and explore the latest medical breakthrough making waves. Plus, meet the Labradors bringing joy to a historic abbey.

Detroit's Avalon Healing Center faces shocking vandalism, but their mission remains steadfast. EGLE confronts community concerns over air quality at the Stellantis Mack plant. Plus, a dedicated Lions fan introduces earplugs for the loudest fans in the NFL.

A mother loses her life trying to prevent violence, a Michigan man wins a rare legal battle, and Detroit's iconic Spirit undergoes restoration. We also explore the temporary closure of the Detroit People Mover and a heartwarming museum story from Israel.

The Spirit of Detroit statue gets a much-needed facelift, while the People Mover takes a break for track upgrades. Metro Detroiters enjoy a small dip in gas prices post-Labor Day. Plus, Michigan's renewable energy efforts are powering up more homes than ever.

Detroit Police deal with a tense standoff following a non-fatal shooting, while the Detroit Jazz Fest moves online due to weather worries. Wendell Brown, Sr. shares his inspiring journey from a Chinese prison to youth leadership. Plus, mosquito-borne diseases are on the rise—what you need to know.

This week, we delve into Wendell Brown's transformation from a Chinese prison cell to a beacon of hope for Detroit's youth. We'll also cover the rise in mosquito-borne diseases and how to stay safe, plus the impact of power outages on medical device users. Celebrate Labor Day with a look at local events and the power of America's workforce.

A Detroit mother continues her relentless quest for answers in her daughter's cold case murder. We also cover the tragic electrocution of a man by a downed wire and the upcoming visit of Vice President Kamala Harris. Plus, find out how the Detroit Jazz Festival will impact downtown traffic.

From Kamala Harris' visit to the Detroit Jazz Festival, Labor Day in Detroit is shaping up to be unforgettable. Plus, the Detroit Lions gear up for their 2024 season with a week of community events. And don't miss the first-ever Detroit Sandwich Party at Eastern Market!

Join us as we dive into Detroit's first-ever Sandwich Party at Eastern Market, discuss recent incidents involving unsecured firearms, and explore school closures due to extreme heat. Plus, former President Trump’s speech at the National Guard convention garners mixed reactions. Don't miss our take on these local stories!

We explore The Konnection's uplifting back-to-school event, dive into the Detroit Lions' storied past at the Detroit Historical Museum, and hear from families seeking justice after a tragic shooting. Plus, stunning aurora photos and adventurous empty-nesters inspire us all.

From Trump's upcoming address in Detroit to a new center for domestic violence survivors, we cover stories of resilience and hope. Hear from an 8-year-old gunshot victim and learn about a groundbreaking cancer study involving Manuka honey. Join us as we explore the power of community and healing.

Detroit's first 'one-stop shop' for domestic violence and sexual assault survivors opens, offering crucial support and healing. Meanwhile, the city grapples with the emotional aftermath of a drive-by shooting involving an 8-year-old boy. Plus, Wayne State University celebrates record-breaking enrollment.

The Detroit Lions are gearing up for a strong season with key players returning from injury. Meanwhile, a local beer bar finds new life in East Village, and the community grapples with a troubling disappearance and an arson case. Plus, a heartwarming story from Virginia shows the power of repurposing flowers.

Today's episode dives into the ongoing search for 13-year-old Na'Ziyah Harris, the hunt for a dangerous arsonist, and the UAW's looming strike against Stellantis. Plus, meet a 94-year-old daredevil who zipped into the record books for a good cause. Tune in for these gripping stories and more.

The United Auto Workers union is on the brink of striking against Stellantis, accusing the company of breaking its commitments. Meanwhile, Detroit's community events are set to bring joy and wellness to all ages. Plus, a heartwarming story of overcoming rejection through bold challenges.

A Detroit judge faces backlash after handcuffing a teen for dozing off during a field trip. The incident has sparked a debate on courtroom decorum and discipline. Join us as we delve into the perspectives of all involved and the broader implications for judicial conduct.

A Detroit judge's controversial decision to handcuff a teen during a courtroom field trip has sparked a heated debate. The mother of the 15-year-old speaks out against the judge's methods, while the legal community weighs in. Plus, the Wayne Women's Mobile Health Unit brings essential care to Detroit's underserved women.

A Detroit judge's controversial decision to handcuff a student during a courtroom field trip has sparked a heated debate. Meanwhile, Wayne Women's Mobile Health Unit launches free care services, and construction resumes at Perfecting Church. Plus, a deadly apartment fire leaves residents shaken.