DETROIT (FOX 2) – A Detroit Department of Transportation bus crashed into an empty apartment building on Saturday evening after the driver had a medical emergency. 

The bus was unoccupied other than the driver, a maintenance employee, and the building, which was under renovation, was also unoccupied, according to city officials. 

Other than the driver, no one was hurt. 

The crash happened on Greenfield near McNicholls.

Bambini’s take: TeSlaa, from just outside Grand Rapids, Michigan, joins a Lions wide receiver room that features Amon-Ra St. Brown, Williams, Tim Patrick, and Kalif Raymond as the top four. TeSlaa will have the chance to develop into another weapon for quarterback Jared Goff. Though not producing high-ranking numbers, TeSlaa had zero drops at Arkansas, proving his consistency in catching the ball. He’ll also likely have an opportunity on special teams, an area where he played on the punt return and punt coverage teams for the Razorbacks.

What he had to say: “I think teams appreciate the way I play using my size, my hands obviously, (I) don’t drop a lot of balls which they really appreciate. I use my frame, catch the ball, run good, clean routes.” — TeSlaa after his Pro Day at Arkansas