The article describes a week of pleasant autumn weather in Detroit, with mostly sunny skies and mild temperatures as predicted by the National Weather Service.

Banana Ball World Tour brings its dynamic baseball variant to Detroit's Comerica Park in 2026, featuring two well-known teams with a ticket lottery already underway.

Michigan public school students set records in AP exam participation and success, with over 65,000 taking exams and nearly 50,000 scoring well, signifying growth and equity in education.

Michigan hunters donated a record 140,000 pounds of venison to combat hunger, contributing to over 560,000 meals for food banks through the Hunters Feeding Michigan program.

The Hudson's Detroit office building, completed on the site of the historic J.L. Hudson Department Store, features 400,000 sq ft of modern workspace, notable tenants like GM, and amenities including a fitness center and event venues.

Hollywood Markets is closing its Troy location due to competition and market trends, after previously shutting down other stores. Employees will be offered jobs at remaining sites. The company remains focused on its other outlets.

Detroit unveils a Joe Louis statue at a ceremony for the 2-mile segment of the Joe Louis Greenway, celebrating his contribution to desegregating golf.

Anderson High School in Southgate closed after finding a live bullet in a classroom; police conducted a safety sweep with no threat found to the public.

A 23-year-old man died after a stabbing at a Southgate Kroger store, with a suspect in custody and no ongoing threat to the public. Witnesses reported chaos; the store remains closed during the investigation.

Detroit police seek a suspect in an east side church arson, captured on video holding a turkey baster near the scene. The public is urged to assist with information.

Two Michigan students, Alexandra K. Paisley and Ryan R. Wang, were named 2025 U.S. Presidential Scholars for their academic and leadership excellence.

Ferris State University has rejected a proposal to install a statue of Charlie Kirk, emphasizing that campus statues are reserved for those with direct contributions to the university.

Detroit announces free CERT training by DHSEM to teach residents emergency skills, starting October 9, with classes at the Eastside Community Network.