Detroit, MI
Ann Arbor-Detroit bus to offer late-night service for Michigan vs. Purdue football game
ANN ARBOR, MI — Leaving Ann Arbor after the Michigan vs. Purdue football game just got a lot easier.
The Regional Transit Authority of Southeast Michigan announced it will extend its nightly D2A2 bus service hours for trips between Ann Arbor and Detroit on Saturday, Nov. 1.
To accommodate fans attending the 7 p.m. game at Michigan Stadium, D2A2 will run trips all day until its last ride departing Ann Arbor for Detroit at 11:15 p.m.
Bus service from downtown Detroit to Ann Arbor will start at 7:30 a.m.
The bus will drop passengers off in Ann Arbor at the Blake Transit Center, where they can either walk or take TheRide to reach the stadium.
“These extended hours demonstrate our dedication to meeting the community’s needs,” Ben Stupka, Regional Transit Authority executive director, said in a statement. “By temporarily expanding D2A2’s service hours for this game under the lights, we’re making it simpler for attendees to cheer on the Wolverines without the hassle of driving or having to leave early.”
D2A2 buses have complimentary Wi-Fi and charging ports for passengers.
One-way fares are $8 at the door or $6 with an advance booking at the D2A2 website.
Seniors, people with disabilities and those purchasing a book of 10 or more tickets are eligible for reduced rates.
The Regional Transit Authority also offered late-night D2A2 game service after the Detroit Lions playoff game against the Washington Commanders in January.
For more information on schedules, fares and additional services, customers can visit the D2A2 website or contact customer service at 517-333-0400.
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Vehicles travel through water collected near water main break in Detroit.
DETROIT (FOX 2) – A water main break in Detroit is causing headaches for drivers and sending water into the streets of one of the city’s east side neighborhoods.
The break involves a 42-inch pipeline at East Jefferson and Burns Drive.
The breakage happened on Sunday, leaving only one lane open for each direction of travel.
Local perspective:
A day after the breakage, water was still gathering on the road of Jefferson Avenue.
Video captured of the scene Monday morning showed vehicles driving through ponds of water. Construction equipment were on site along with traffic cones.
The backstory:
This isn’t the only major disruption to water services in the region.
This weekend, a catastrophic breakage at 14 Mile near Drake impacted several Oakland County communities and thousands of residents.
Novi and Walled Lake were among those hardest hit by the breakage, which included dramatic scenes of waves of water washing down the road, submerging vehicles.
The Source: FOX 2’s Charlie Langton and previous reporting were cited for this story.
A water main break in Detroit Saturday night has forced lane closures on a road on the city’s east side, according to city officials.
The incident on East Jefferson Avenue near Burns Avenue was reported around 9 p.m. Officials said a 42-inch water main in the area ruptured.
“Crews responded immediately early Sunday morning to shut off the main and to begin preparing for repairs,” Detroit officials said in a news release.
All residents in the area should have service “due to redundancy in the water system,” according to officials. Anyone who doesn’t is asked to call the Detroit Water and Sewerage Department at 313-267-8000.
As of Sunday afternoon, the city has not issued a boil water advisory and says there are no issues with street flooding.
Repairs are expected to begin on Monday and officials estimate they will be completed “around the middle of the week.”
One lane in each direction of East Jefferson Avenue will remain open at and around the area of the break until repairs are done, and bike lanes at the repair location will be closed.
Officials are asking motorists who drive through the area to budget additional time for their commute or seek an alternate route until all lanes reopen.
Dajanae Frazier, 14 (Photo: Detroit Police Department)
DETROIT, Mich. (FOX 2) – Detroit Police say 14-year-old Dajanae Frazier has been missing since Tuesday, March 3.
What we know:
She was last seen leaving her residence to walk a dog in the 19400 block of Biltmore St. She was wearing a pink shirt, black pants and black boots.
Frazier has black hair with red braids and brown eyes. She is between 5 feet 2 inches and 5 feet 7 inches tall, and weighs approximately 100 to 125 pounds.
Anyone with information is asked to call the Detroit Police Department’s 8th Precinct at 313-596-5840 or Crime Stoppers at 1-800-SPEAKUP.
The Source: Information from the Detroit Police Department was cited for this story.
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