Eloise Asylum Haunt brings the scares for Halloween
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Eloise Asylum Haunt brings the scares for Halloween

WELCOME TO ELOISE ASYLUM. WAY BACK IN 1839…THIS STRUCTURE WAS BUILT AS A PSYCHIATRIC HOSPITAL BUT TODAY THE BUILDING SERVES AS THE ELOISE ASYLUM HAUNT. IF YOU DARE COME INSIDE YOU WILL FIND A HAUNTING TERRORIZING EXPERIENCE WITH EVERY TURN YOU TAKE. AND ALTHOUGH THIS IS THE MAIN ATTRACTION FOR HALLOWEEN THERE ARE MANY OTHER ATTRACTIONS THROUGHOUT THE YEAR. WHEN THIS BUILDING WAS USED AS A PSYCHIATRIC HOSPITAL… THOUSANDS STAYED HERE FOR MONTHS AT A TIME AND SOME SAY THEIR SPIRIT LIVES ON. IN FACT… YOU CAN EXPLORE THE BUILDING WITH A TRAINED PARANORMAL INVESTIGATOR. TO LEARN MORE ABOUT WHAT THE ELOISE ASYLUM EXPERIENCE HAS TO OFFER THIS HALLOWEEN AND THROUGHOUT THE YEAR GO TO FOX2DETROIT.COM.

THE INTERVIEW| Fed to Take Cautious Approach as Gov. Shutdown Threatens Economic Clarity
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THE INTERVIEW| Fed to Take Cautious Approach as Gov. Shutdown Threatens Economic Clarity

Hilary Golston spoke with Oakland University economics expert Dr. Michael Greiner, who says the Federal Reserve is likely to proceed carefully amid the government shutdown. Greiner explained that while the Fed remains operational, missing data from key agencies like the Bureau of Economic Analysis and Bureau of Labor Statistics could cloud the economic picture. He says policymakers are watching inflation and growth closely but are unlikely to make bold moves until the numbers are clear.

FULL INTERVIEW| DPD Chief Bettison EXCLUSIVE: Drones, “Murder Music,” and Violence Prevention
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FULL INTERVIEW| DPD Chief Bettison EXCLUSIVE: Drones, “Murder Music,” and Violence Prevention

In an exclusive interview with Fox 2's Hilary Golston, Detroit Police Chief Todd Bettison confirmed plans to launch “first responder drones” within eight months a first for Michigan’s largest department. Bettison says the technology will enhance safety by assessing scenes before officers arrive while maintaining privacy rights. The chief also discussed the city’s new $10.5 million commitment to violence intervention, his view that “murder music” influences as much as 80 percent of youth violence, and why he believes Detroit doesn’t need the National Guard. From facial recognition to Green Light cameras, Bettison says transparency is key and admits, “yes we do now” live in a surveillance state.

Woman shot after threatening Detroit officer
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Woman shot after threatening Detroit officer

A woman suffered injuries to both of her arms, and legs after she was shot inside of her SUV Sunday afternoon, according to Detroit Police Chief Todd Bettison. Bettison said the incident stemmed from a traffic stop. She was pulled over on Van Dyke, where it was discovered she had no proper license plate. Bettison said the woman refused to comply, and eventually pepper spray was used. The woman then fled that scene, and ended up at a second scene where police were able to block her in and stop her a second time, near Concord and Outer Drive. During that second stop, she moved her vehicle toward an officer, who feared for their life and opened fire. Bettison said she then continued to drive, and ended up at a Detroit Police facility on Sherwood near 7 Mile Road.

Detroit Police Chief Todd Bettison gives update on officer involved shooting
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Detroit Police Chief Todd Bettison gives update on officer involved shooting

A woman suffered injuries to both of her arms, and legs after she was shot inside of her SUV Sunday afternoon, according to Detroit Police Chief Todd Bettison. Bettison said the incident stemmed from a traffic stop. She was pulled over on Van Dyke, where it was discovered she had no proper license plate. Bettison said the woman refused to comply, and eventually pepper spray was used. The woman then fled that scene, and ended up at a second scene where police were able to block her in and stop her a second time, near Concord and Outer Drive. During that second stop, she moved her vehicle toward an officer, who feared for their life and opened fire. Bettison said she then continued to drive, and ended up at a Detroit Police facility on Sherwood near 7 Mile Road.