Will Your Next Lunch Order Be Dropped Off By An Autonomous Vehicle? Plus 4 Things To Know Around Town
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On your Daily Detroit for Friday, December 20, 2019:
46 people have been arrested in Warren as part of a major sting operation.
The U.S. Steel plant on Zug Island is laying off more than 1,500 people.
The Second Avenue bridge over I-94 in Midtown Detroit is crumbling, and closing earlier than expected.
Sports betting and online gambling will be legal in Michigan. You might be able to get in the action in time for March Madness.
And there's a Michigan company, Refraction AI, piloting autonomous deliveries of your lunch – Sven Gustafson has that conversation with Matthew Johnson-Roberson.
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