Detroit police, firefighters, and Michigan conservation officers rushed to the beach on Belle Isle on Wednesday, June 10, around 7:45 p.m., where bystanders watched helplessly as multiple boats appeared to have capsized after heavy rains swept across the island.

A representative for the Detroit Police Department said the department responded to four sailboats that capsized in the Detroit River, recovering nine people from the water. “At this time, we believe weather was the contributing factor to these boats capsizing. We are grateful for the quick actions of our officers in being able to rescue and save the nine individuals recovered,” read a statement provided by the department. Emergency workers stood onshore until around 8:45 p.m, awaiting an opportunity to help, while what appeared to be emergency boats cruised past each overturned vessel.

Coast Guard officers arrived around 8 p.m. and consulted with emergency workers on the scene.

More: Body found at Belle Isle in connection with abandoned vehicle discovery

(This is a developing story and will update.)

As temperatures rise and the cold fades away, a whole new Milwaukee comes alive from June to August. From farmers markets to baseball games, the City of Festivals has something to offer everyone this summer. 

Enjoy the Weather 

Now that the freezing weather has finally gone away, consider checking out some of Milwaukee’s beautiful scenery. Head to one of Lake Michigan’s shorelines. Take a stroll on McKinley Beach or explore the waterways on one of Milwaukee’s many boat tours. Or, if the water isn’t your vibe, slide on your walking shoes and take a hike at one of Milwaukee’s various trails. Explore Three Bridges Park or Seven Bridges for some remarkable views. No matter what you choose, the summer scenery is hard to beat.

Grab a Bite to Eat

Milwaukee is known for some great grub. Head to The Bridgewater Modern Grill to enjoy lakeside dining and delicious seafood. Snack on fresh food and sip on fruity drinks at Estabrook Beer Garden. Or, for a more budget friendly option, head to one of the many food trucks sprinkled around Milwaukee and surround yourself with the sounds of the city while you bite into a scrumptious meal. 

Head to A Ball Game

There’s no better place to spend a summer night than at American-Family Field (formerly Miller Park) watching a Brewers Game. Bring a group of friends and grab a hot dog as you enjoy countless baseball traditions at one of the many Brewers games this summer. Select games offer up to a 50% discount for Wisconsin residents.

Explore one of Milwaukee’s many farmers markets

There’s no better way to enjoy the beautiful weather than at a community farmers market. Enjoy all the agriculture the city has to offer at one of the various markets this summer. Whether you’re in the mood for fruit, dairy or flowers, Milwaukee has got you covered. Explore the  city’s oldest and largest farmers market—West Allis Farmers Market—open May through October. You can enjoy a lakefront view at the South Shore Farmers Market. If you’re looking for more than food and flowers, head to Wauwatosa for free cooking demos and yoga classes at the Tosa Farmers Market. 

 Head to the festivals 

Milwaukee isn’t known as the City of Festivals for nothing. Head to Summerfest to hear some great music, or, for a more low-key crowd, consider exploring the Summer Solstice Music Festival. If your music taste is a little more hardcore, venture to Milwaukee’s Metal Fest. For a taste of local culture, check out Mexican Fiesta or German Fest. Try some fresh fruit at Cedarburg Strawberry Festival, or see why Milwaukee has been dubbed “Cream City” at a tour of America’s Dairyland. No matter what you choose to attend, you’re bound to have a good time. For a full list of festivals dates and locations, click here.

This article was written by Allison Scherquist, she can be contacted at [email protected]

MINNEAPOLIS (FOX 9) – A man has died after he was shot in Minneapolis Wednesday morning. 

Fatal shooting on Chicago Avenue

What we know:

According to Minneapolis police, officers responded around 11 a.m. to reports of a shooting on the 1900 block of Chicago Avenue. 

Police say that a man in his 20s was shot outside a building on Chicago Avenue. He was taken to the hospital where he later died. 

What we don’t know:

Police did not say what led up to the shooting, and they did not share any suspect details. 

Police did not say if any arrests have been made.