Good morning Detroit! We're back again in your inbox, keeping you updated with what's happening in and around town. ☀️
In today's newsletter:
Also on today's calendar: NEI & City Institute Host Small Business Social Hour and 9 more events.
Today's riddle: What do evil hens lay? 🤔 (Answer below!)
1. Here's The Average Cost For A Family Of 4 To Attend A Detroit Lions Game In 2026 (patch.com) — Detroit football fans may need to budget more this season, as a new analysis shows a family of four will pay over $2,100 on average to attend a Lions game at Ford Field, among the highest costs in the NFL. The study breaks down ticket, parking, and concession prices and notes a price increase from last year, while also highlighting Detroit's full 2026–27 schedule, including the preseason home opener against Washington.
2. Detroit TV News Anchor Caught On Video In Profanity-Laced Outburst (patch.com) — Detroit viewers are learning more about the fallout between former Fox 2 Detroit anchor Taryn Asher and her old station after a profanity-laced newsroom video surfaced amid her sex discrimination lawsuit. The report details the tense exchange, Fox 2's claims of unprofessional behavior, and Asher's counterarguments that she was treated less favorably than male colleagues at the Detroit station.
3. 13-year-old boy charged in non-fatal shooting of father in Detroit (cbsnews.com) — A 13-year-old is facing multiple serious charges after allegedly shooting his father at their Detroit home on Bretton and then leaving in the family car with the dog. Prosecutors have designated the case so he could be sentenced as a juvenile, an adult, or receive a blended sentence, while the father continues recovering from a gunshot wound to the back.
4. Bedrock, General Motors hold meeting to discuss future of Renaissance Center (cbsnews.com) — Detroiters just got their first detailed look at plans to partially deconstruct and remake the Renaissance Center, long the automaker's headquarters on the riverfront. Residents packed a meeting to question the timeline, tower removals, and green-space promises, while some welcomed new housing, business space, and a neighborhood advisory council meant to keep community voices at the table.
5. EGLE grant will help clean up a contaminated site and create new jobs in Detroit (michigan.gov) — A long-vacant, contaminated former dry cleaner on East Warren in Detroit's Morningside neighborhood is being cleaned up with a $560,000 state brownfield grant so it can reopen as the Cash Only Bistro, creating 16 jobs. Crews will remove polluted soil, install a vapor venting system, and transform the blighted site into a community-focused pasta restaurant backed by neighborhood revitalization groups.
Show off your photography skills and the sights around town! Click here to submit your Photo of the Day to Patch AM!
Add your event to our calendar and newsletter!
Want to say something great about someone in town? Click here to submit your Shout Out to Patch AM! It's free!
Have we missed something on our calendar? Add an event yourself! As always, before attending confirm event details to ensure accuracy.
Thank you 👏👏👏 to these businesses for making Detroit PatchAM possible:
Click here to show your appreciation! 💚
Want to see your business here? Click here to connect with local customers.
What your neighbors are talking about on social media
Ok Detroit! So now you're in the loop about what's happening today. Thanks for reading, and see you in your inbox next time! Oh -- and if you like what you're reading, invite a friend to Patch AM!
-- The Patch AM Team
P.S. The answer to today's riddle: Deviled eggs (Thank you Karla H. for sending it in!)
Got a good riddle for PatchAM? Submit it here!
We use a combination of real people and machines to tell you what's happening around town. Learn more about Patch AM.
Sign up for free local newsletters and alerts for the
Detroit Patch
Patch.com is the nationwide leader in hyperlocal news.
Visit Patch.com to find your town today.