Contractor fined $4.7M over dirt • Detroit police address violent weekend • Michigan Central concert details

On Tuesday's News Hit: - The owner of a construction company must pay $4.7 million to the City of Detroit after using contaminated dirt. - After a violent start to June, Detroit police are working to stop gun violence in the city. - Numerous performers from Detroit and beyond will take the stage Thursday to celebrate the opening of Michigan Central.

Officials go door-to-door in Detroit to promote 'peacenics'
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The peace-promoting picnics will feature free food, a petting zoo, and multiple vendors who will provide diverse services to Detroiters.

'Dirty dirt' contractor forced to Detroit city millions
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The owner of Den-Man Contractors, based out of Warren, has been ordered to pay $4.7 million to the City of Detroit and is banned from doing business in the city for the next 20 years.

DPD addresses weekend gun violence
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Detroit police said a total of nine people were injured in two unrelated shootings over the weekend.

Detroit's Pope Francis Center opens new housing campus
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The building, which will also become PFC's new headquarters, features a number of services to help the homeless ? such as substance abuse rehab, mental health assistance and job training.

Man finds veteran's treasures in Farmington Hills attic
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Certificates of service dating back to 1943, World War II munitions and medals, a 100-year-old book of poems, a vintage Lions magazine and more ?all belonging to a man named Philip Clifton Northen? were found in a Farmington Hills attic.

Businesses to benefit from Michigan Central's restoration
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Michigan Central Station is days away from opening its doors. Thousands are expected to see it throughout the summer and local businesses are ready to reap the benefits.

Goodman Acker in Southfield targeted with pro-Palestinian graffiti
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"It is unacceptable, it is un-American, and it must stop now," said Jordan Acker. Police are investigating the incident as a hate crime.

'Long time coming'; Michigan Central returns to spotlight
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It was a big day in Corktown where the old Michigan Central Station was revealed for the first time as a refurbished landmark of Detroit. Soon to be a center of mobility and innovation under Ford's umbrella, there's plenty to celebrate the building's grand opening.

Jaylin Brazier sentenced to up to 100 years in prison
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The mother of Zion Foster spoke directly to the man accused of killing her daughter during his sentencing. Ciera Milton mourned the loss of Foster before sending a message to Jaylin Brazier, who was given up to 100 years in prison after being convicted.

Goodman Acker targeted in 'antisemitic' vandalism
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The Goodman Acker lawfirm was targeted Monday moring in what attornesy was a specifically targetted attack.

Wave energy converter being tested
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In a wave pool at the University of Michigan, researchers are testing the feasibility of using tidal power to electrify homes and cities.

Jaylin Brazier sentenced to up to 100 years in prison for Zion Foster murder
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Jaylin Brazier was convicted of murdering Zion Foster and tampering with evidence and has now been sentenced to up to 100 years in prsion. The judge explains why he sentenced him for those crimes to be served consecutively.

Jaylin Brazier's sentencing for Zion Foster murder • A look inside Michigan Central • Ticketmaster data breach

On Monday's News Hit: - Jaylin Brazier will be sentenced today for the murder of Zion Foster. - After years of extensive renovations to rehab the blighted former train depot, we're getting our first look inside Michigan Central. - A Ticketmaster data breach investigation is underway.

Jaylin Brazier to be sentenced for murder of Zion Foster
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Jaylin Brazier will learn his sentence Monday after a jury found him guilty of murdering his cousin Zion Foster in 2022.