Grand River Avenue

Zachary Robert Stacer, a 22-year-old from Livonia, faces multiple charges after allegedly spraying a fire extinguisher at Detroit police officers three separate times during incidents related to traffic disruptions. He was arrested on July 30 and is scheduled for arraignment on August 1.

DTE Energy reported that two underground cable failures caused an extended power outage affecting nearly 8,000 northwest Detroit residents. Approximately 5,000 customers remain without power as DTE works on two parallel restoration paths and deploys 15 utility-sized generators. The outage spans multiple neighborhoods, and cooling centers have been established to assist residents during extreme heat.

A former Detroit Police Department probationary officer was charged with reckless driving causing death after fatally striking a 33-year-old man in February. The 19-year-old, Keyshawn Elijah James Rucker, cooperated with authorities and was released on a $50,000 bond, with a court date scheduled for July 15.

A firefighter sustained a minor injury while battling a fire at a vacant apartment complex on Detroit’s west side. The incident occurred on Fenton Street near Grand River Avenue and Telegraph Road. The Detroit Fire Department reported the fire was under control, with crews remaining for cleanup, and the cause is under investigation.

Firefighters are battling a large fire at a vacant apartment complex on Detroit’s west side near Fenton Street, Grand River Avenue, and Telegraph Road. The Detroit Fire Department reported no injuries and that the fire appears under control, though the cause remains unknown.

Tytiana 'Ty' Duskin, 38, was killed in a suspected wrong-way crash on southbound I-75 near downtown Detroit on June 23. The crash occurred around 4 a.m. between Grand River Avenue and Rosa Parks Boulevard; the suspected wrong-way driver was hospitalized, and the freeway was shut down. Duskin’s family and friends described her as a vibrant individual who died while en route to pick up a relative.

A fatal wrong-way crash on southbound I-75 near Detroit caused all lanes to close overnight. The incident occurred around 4 a.m. near Grand River Avenue, resulting in one death and ongoing investigations by Michigan State Police. Commuters are advised to avoid the area due to prolonged closures.