Morning 4 is a quick roundup of stories we think you should know about to start your day. So, let’s get to the news.
Police search for gunman who shot innocent bystander, intended target before Detroit fireworks
Police are searching for the gunman who shot an innocent bystander and his intended target just before the fireworks started in downtown Detroit.
The incident occurred on Monday (June 23) when police said an altercation between two men who were fighting on Randolph and Larned streets.
Deputies arrest teens for allegedly leading 100 mph chase with stolen car in Livingston County
Three teens from West Michigan were taken into custody for allegedly leading a police chase with a stolen car in Livingston County.
Deputies from the Livingston County Sheriff’s Office tried to stop a stolen Toyota Camry on eastbound I-96 near Mason Road on June 20 at around 3 a.m. The sheriff’s office said the car drove away immediately, leading a pursuit through Howell and Pinckney with speeds reaching 100 mph.
Local 4 to open coffee shop, community space in Downtown Plymouth
We’re excited to share some big news from all of us at WDIV Local 4 News: this September, we’re opening Fourgrounds — a one-of-a-kind coffee shop experience in the heart of downtown Plymouth, Michigan.
Fourgrounds is where community connection meets trusted journalism — one cup at a time. We’re building more than just a café. We’re creating a space where news and real life come together.
When Farmer Jack was the go-to grocery store in Metro Detroit
While Kroger and Meijer have been around in Michigan for a long time, there’s another grocery store chain that many Metro Detroit families depended on.
Farmer Jack, a Detroit-based grocery store chain, used to be one of the go-to stores for Metro Detroiters, especially in the 1990s.
Weather: Dangerous heat continues in Metro Detroit then moves to severe thunderstorm chances
Extreme heat continues across most of Southeast Michigan today, but this will be the last day of our 4Warn Weather Alert as a result of the heat wave.
The Extreme Heat Warnings and Advisories are set to lift at 8PM. Areas north of I-69 have already peeled back the heat alerts as a cold front will bring more cloud cover and a chance of rain earlier in the day ultimately providing some relief in temperatures. Otherwise, the Metro area will have highs back in the 90s today. Heat indices will range from 95 to 105 degrees.