Whitney Burney

DETROIT (WXYZ) — A group of super fans of Netflix's hit show Bridgerton say they were left with a bad taste in their mouth after a themed event in Detroit turned out much different than what was advertised.

It's been two days since the Detroit Bridgerton Ball scandal and people who were excited to go say there are still so many unanswered questions.

A group of superfans of Netflix's hit show "Bridgerton" are upset after a themed event turned out much different than advertised. (WXYZ, CAMERIN MOREY, CNN)

A group of superfans of Netflix’s hit show "Bridgerton" are upset after a themed event turned out much different than advertised. (WXYZ, CAMERIN MOREY, CNN)

WAYNE, Mich. (WXYZ) — A group of environmentalists is pushing back against the development of more than 40 acres of wetlands in Wayne.

Police say around 5:45 p.m. Tuesday, officers on patrol near W. Chicago and Plainview Avenue heard gunshots ring out.

(WXYZ) — As Hurricane Milton is expected to make landfall Wednesday night, volunteers are hard at work on relief efforts.

(WXYZ) — As voters across Metro Detroit begin showing up to the polls early, absentee ballots are quickly piling up.

GIBRALTAR, Mich. (WXYZ) — The City of Gibraltar is now facing a lawsuit after members of council voted to terminate the city's police chief. That vote took place at an October 14th meeting.

The state says more than 27% of registered voters, voting early in person or absentee, have already returned ballots. That accounts for nearly 2 million people. It's also the reason area clerks are anticipating record turnout on November 5th.