Local News

• Michigan State University unveils new fast-charging EV stations for public use
• Saginaw woman sentenced to 15 months for Embezzlement of a Vulnerable Adult
• Former schoolteacher and GOP candidate sentenced to jail for assault of minor

• 12 Michigan community and tribal colleges to receive $1.5M grants
• Fire Arts Festival is coming to Frankenmuth this weekend
• IN PHOTOS: Mott Community College buries time capsule for 100 years
• Michigan attorney general says fake GOP electors she charged are ‘brainwashed’

Nation & World

• The National Desk Weekend Edition
• Fact Check Team: Chicago proposes opening city-run grocery store
• Surgeons perform second ever pig heart transplant into a human, long-term success unknown

• Tributes pour in for marching band director, retired teacher killed in bus crash
• Woman opens fire on group from apartment balcony after boyfriend shot during argument
• 'Black Men Vote': The Power of the Black Male Vote 2024
• Expert warns UAW strike could deplete car dealership inventories

Sports

• Hamady postpones Homecoming festivities citing "safety concerns"
• Tigers hire Jeff Greenberg as GM, adding former Cubs and Blackhawks executive
• Hat tricks from Saxton, Romero help Kearsley boys soccer knock off Owosso

Crisis in the Classroom

• $11.7M: Largest settlement against a public school board in West Virginia history reached in special needs abuse cases
• Crisis in the Classroom: A Town Hall discussion with Armstrong Williams
• School board recall efforts still soaring above prepandemic averages, report says

Connect to Congress

• Appalling conditions in military barracks exposed: Government report reveals mold, exposed sewage and safety risks
• As government shutdown looms, Utah governor says state plans to keep national parks open
• Sen. Robert Menendez, wife indicted in federal corruption probe