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.
Jack White’s Pine Knob show is sold out, but you can still watch — here’s how
If you’re a fan of Jack White but didn’t get a chance to snag tickets to his now-sold out show at Pine Knob Music Theatre this Saturday, have no fear.
The legendary Detroit guitarist and Third Man Records founder is partnering with the streaming service “Nugs” to give fans the opportunity to tune in from home. The streaming platform will carry White’s concert live, beginning at 7 p.m., in addition to other exclusive livestreams, archival concerts, on-demand videos and more.
Sheriff’s office releases new update on Blissfest attack of Detroit mentor after public speculation
Investigators remain in contact with the family of Darryl “Lonn” Hartman following recent reports suggesting he had shared information with loved ones about the events surrounding the incident, the Emmet County Sheriff’s Office said.
In a statement posted to Facebook on Thursday (July 23), the sheriff’s office said it does not share certain investigative information with non-family members.
New Gordie Howe Bridge expected to save truck drivers time, money at Detroit border
After eight years of construction, more than a quarter-century of planning, and months of international political issues, the Gordie Howe International Bridge is finally set to open next Monday, July 27.
For commercial truckers and nonprofits in southwest Detroit, this bridge is a game changer.
“Since it first started until now, we just won’t believe it until it’s officially opened and it’s us driving across that bridge,” Mohamed Saaidi, the Vice President of McLaren Transport, said on Thursday.
FBI Detroit: ‘Uptick’ in child predator arrests, sextortion cases rising among kids, teens
The headlines about child sexual predators being caught can make it feel like the problem is suddenly everywhere. Inside the FBI’s Detroit Division, Assistant Special Agent in Charge Marty D’Amico told Local 4 the reality is a little more complicated, but in one way, more encouraging.
“I think it’s twofold,” D’Amico said.
Child predators “are very prevalent,” he said, but while he’s seeing an “uptick” in arrests, he’s also attributing that to new technology, resources and public awareness.
Weather: Quiet weather through Saturday before heat, humidity and storm chances return
Metro Detroit will enjoy another stretch of quiet summer weather through Saturday, with dry conditions and temperatures staying close to seasonal averages.
Expect plenty of sunshine and comfortable humidity levels over the next couple of days, making for ideal conditions to spend time outdoors. Highs today will reach 80 then mid-80s on Saturday. The weather pattern begins to change on Sunday as heat and humidity build back into Southeast Michigan.