Northview High School's Ryan Oshnock was named the Detroit Lions High School Football Coach of the Week for his undefeated season and 50th career victory. The award includes a $1,000 donation to the school's football program.

Lions' Aidan Hutchinson suffered a severe leg injury in a clash with the Cowboys, breaking both his tibia and fibula. The surgery was successful, with hopes for a full recovery.

The University of Michigan and Michigan State University football teams are set to play at Michigan Stadium on October 26, 2024, at 7:30 p.m., broadcast on the Big Ten Network.

The Detroit college football bowl game is renamed the GameAbove Sports Bowl, with GameAbove Sports as the new title sponsor, to take place on Dec 26, 2024.

The Detroit Red Wings delayed their home opener to accommodate the Detroit Tigers' playoff game, anticipating large crowds and offering fan festivities and early dining openings.

The Savannah Bananas are set to bring their viral Banana Ball World Tour to West Michigan in June 2025, promising a unique blend of baseball and entertainment at LMCU Ballpark.

Saline High School forfeits its first three football games due to a player's residency violation, maintaining integrity despite impacting their record and playoff chances.

StockX becomes the Detroit Pistons' new jersey patch sponsor in a multiyear deal starting the 2024-25 NBA season, with both parties focusing on community engagement.

Mike Giannone, the head football coach of the Anchor Bay School District, has been placed on administrative leave, prompting parent concerns and rumors due to a lack of information.

Eastern Market Corporation has canceled the Detroit Lions' pre-game tailgating due to a recent fatal shooting, working with police to enhance future event safety.

NFL Hall of Famer and Detroit Lions legend Joe Schmidt has died at 92; he played for the Lions, later coached them and was a key figure in their championships.

Four ex-Michigan football players have filed a class-action lawsuit seeking $50 million from the NCAA and Big Ten Network for the use of their names and likenesses before NIL policy changes.

Jim Dreyer, known as "The Shark," halted his Lake Michigan swim attempt after 40 hours, not reaching his 83-mile goal due to unspecified circumstances.