Detroit is full of musicians who have hit the big time, finding major success on the billboard charts. Jazz saxophonist Daryl Beebe is one of those artist. His single “Breathe” made the top ten on the Smooth Jazz Billboard Charts, peaking at number six. Beebe is back with a follow-up. The native and proud Detroiter has new song called “Road Trip.” The song is meant to capture the fact that we are all spending a lot more time in the car during these pandemic times. Both “Road Trip” and “Breathe” are off Beebe’s upcoming album “Better Together” which will be out soon. Beebe joined Jason Carr live from his studio to chat about his new album, their shared love of the west side of Detroit, and their favorite jazz musicians.

The lawsuit filed in Kalamazoo County Circuit Court names Lakeside Academy in Kalamazoo and Sequel Youth and Family Services as defendants. “Video from Lakeside Academy even shows a staff member placing his/her weight directly on Cornelius’s chest for nearly ten minutes as Cornelius lost consciousness,” the lawsuit states. The Associated Press left a message Monday seeking comment from Lakeside Academy. Fredericks had been at Lakeside Academy about two years, Goshay told reporters. Gretchen Whitmer has told the department to cut ties with Sequel Youth and Family Services, which provided staffing to Lakeside Academy.