Morning 4 is a quick roundup of stories we think you should know about to start your day. So, let’s get to the news.
Detroit’s Belle Isle Conservatory reopening after more than two years of undergoing renovations
Belle Isle’s Anna Scripps Whitcomb Conservatory is reopening after being closed to visitors for the last two years.
The conservatory will open Wednesday, Dec. 4, according to a social media post from the Belle Isle Conservancy.
Here’s what to know ahead of muzzleloading deer hunting season in Michigan
Michigan’s firearm deer season has ended, but Michiganders still have more opportunities to hunt this year.
Muzzleloader hunting season begins this week, and late antlerless firearm season starts later this month.
Mystery donor drops their last gold coin in Salvation Army red kettle
For maybe the last time, someone has left a rare South African gold Krugerrand in a Salvation Army’s red kettle.
The mysterious donator has given thousands of dollars over the last 12 years in Metro Detroit through the yearly donation of Krugerrand coins.
On Monday, Dec. 2, a coin estimated to be worth $2,642 was dropped off at a St. Clair Shores Kroger store.
Read the note that was left with the coin.
Neighbors relieved as teens found sleeping outside in frigid temps in Detroit get shelter
Neighbors on Detroit’s west side are relieved that two teenagers who had been sleeping on a porch on Leslie Street near Dexter Linwood are no longer outside — for now.
In the video, D’Andre is seen approaching the young teens, expressing concern for their safety.
CPS tells Local 4 that they have been to the home “several times” and a letter was found at the home.
Weather: Snow returning to Metro Detroit -- Here’s how much to expect and when
Light snow continues into the Thumb region this morning, mainly north of I-69. These morning showers could bring a dusting to a half an inch of accumulation. Otherwise, it is a windy start with wind chills readings below the teens.
Mostly cloudy and low to mid-30s today as winds pick up. We remain relatively dry with a few flakes flying during the daylight hours. An arctic front will pass through the region tonight. Brief, but intense snow showers are expected along this arctic surge or air. The heaviest band of snow appears to arrive between 8 p.m. and 11 p.m. Some of these snow showers will drop quick accumulations and greatly reduce visibility on the roads. These are called snow squalls and can produce brief, but rapid whiteout conditions. Travel with caution tonight.