Mitch Hotts
Reporter at Macomb Daily
Multimedia Journalist at Daily Tribune (Clinton Township, MI)
I am a newspaper reporter for Macomb Daily in southeast Michigan. Bars and bands are my beat along with breaking news
Articles
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3 days ago |
macombdaily.com | Mitch Hotts
Why did Troy man run from traffic stop before being shot by officer? Sheriff says review of Shelby Twp. incident will take 1-2 weeks
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3 days ago |
detroitnews.com | Mitch Hotts
The Clinton Township Board of Trustees has denied a special land use and site development plan that would have allowed a company to run high-voltage power lines down 19 Mile Road to provide electricity to Henry Ford Macomb Hospital. Board members voted 6-1 Monday night to reject International Transmission Company’s plans to run the lines along the north side of 19 Mile between Hayes and Garfield roads and place the lines about 50 feet from residences at a condominium complex.
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3 days ago |
macombdaily.com | Mitch Hotts
A Chippewa Valley Schools teacher who routinely sends a postcard home to students with an encouraging message has been named the 2025 Educator of the Year, Gov. Gretchen Whitmer said Tuesday. Kelly Heberholz, a science teacher at Dakota High School in Macomb Township, received the award and a $10,000 prize from the Michigan Lottery’s Excellence in Education program.
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4 days ago |
macombdaily.com | Mitch Hotts
The Uptown Friday Night Concert Series returns to downtown Mount Clemens for a 15th season on Friday in a new and temporary location. In the past, the concert setting would be at the Fountain Stage on Macomb Place, but for this year, the music is moving a couple of blocks over due to a construction project.
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4 days ago |
macombdaily.com | Mitch Hotts
The Clinton Township Board of Trustees voted Monday night to deny a special land use and site development plan that would have allowed a company to run high-voltage power lines down 19 Mile Road to provide electricity to Henry Ford Macomb Hospital. Board members voted 6-1 to reject International Transmission Company’s plans to run the lines along the north side of 19 Mile between Hayes and Garfield roads and place the lines about 50 feet from residences at a condominium complex.
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A late-night brawl broke out in a downtown Mount Clemens bar on the first day bars and restaurants were allowed to reopen following the COVID-19 breakout https://t.co/eQrxUnRYyw https://t.co/3ChkFxW8Ql
Eastbound Hall Road (M-59) from Schoenherr (Lakeside Mall) to Garfield (Macomb Community College) will be closed to traffic 4:30-6:30 p.m. Saturday for a protest/march. Alternate routes include 19 Mile or 21 Mile https://t.co/fYQlChOqMJ
Prosecutors give new details in Last Call Bar multiple shooting https://t.co/5nsaYWtfao https://t.co/eCaydY1Wah