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The PWHL is soaring to new heights with a landmark national TV deal starting in the 2026-27 season, bringing games to over 128 million homes via ION and local Detroit stations through Scripps. This marks a major leap for women’s hockey, expanding visibility nationwide while keeping all games live-streamed on YouTube and the PWHL website. Preseason kicks off November 22, with Detroit’s debut against the Charge on the 23rd — a bold step toward spotlighting elite talent and growing the league’s footprint across America.

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A historic church bell in Richfield Township, Michigan, was stolen on Labor Day — a devastating blow to a community that sees the church as its spiritual and social heart. Reverend Shelly-Ann Long, pastor of this vital neighborhood hub that offers food, diapers, free meals, and a walking path, described the theft as ripping out a piece of her congregation’s soul. While police and social media searches continue, Reverend Long is focused on recovery, not retribution — believing many people are struggling financially and may have made a mistake. She urges the community to rise above pain, turning sorrow into strength and healing. If you saw anything or know where the bell is, contact Richfield Township police — let’s bring this cherished symbol home and mend what’s been broken.

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Don’t miss the Draconids meteor shower peaking Oct 8-9—when Draco the Dragon lights up the night sky with surprise bursts of meteors, from just 10 to hundreds per hour. Grab a dark spot, head north for best views, and chase clear skies at places like Michigan’s Headlands or Sleeping Bear Dunes. Your cosmic fireworks await.

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Ionia County confirms its first rabies case of 2026 — a bat — marking the first animal case this year, with no human infections yet. Health officials urge caution between May and September when bats are most active, reminding listeners you can’t tell if a bat has rabies by appearance — only lab tests confirm it. If you find a bat, especially near pets or people, safely collect it for testing. Any bite or scratch from wildlife demands immediate medical or vet care. This follows zero cases in 2025, making this year’s outbreak notable. Stay alert: keep pets vaccinated, avoid contact with wild animals, and call health officials if a bat enters your home. Safety starts with awareness.

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This Friday, September 11th, marks 25 years since the deadliest terrorist attacks in U.S. history — and Michigan is honoring the day with flags at half-staff across the state. Governor Gretchen Whitmer has called for remembrance of the nearly 3,000 lives lost, the heroes who answered the call, and the enduring values of freedom and courage. Forty-two Michiganders were among those who perished. A moment of silence at 8:46 a.m. — the exact time the first plane hit the World Trade Center — invites all to pause and reflect. The solemn flag protocol begins with a brief raising to full staff before lowering to half-staff, then one final raise before returning to full staff on Saturday. This is more than a memorial — it’s a reaffirmation of resilience, unity, and gratitude for those who gave everything.

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Michigan’s fall foliage is heating up—especially in the Upper Peninsula, where vibrant reds and yellows are already painting the landscape. Peak colors hit late September to mid-October in the U.P., then roll into the Lower Peninsula through early November, with southern regions enjoying the longest show. Maples blaze orange-red, aspens and birches glow gold, and oaks add earthy tones across forests and lake shores. While astronomical fall begins Sept. 22, meteorological fall kicked off Sept. 1—nature’s already in full swing. Plan your scenic drive now: head north first, then south for the tail end of this dazzling seasonal spectacle.

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Michigan’s prison system is racing to upgrade security as it adds 870 new high-security beds—Level Five cells for the most dangerous inmates—to prevent tragedies like the recent death linked to overcrowding. While facilities like Macomb and Oaks convert existing beds to Level Four and Five, corrections unions warn these changes take years, citing a deadly homicide where a Level Five inmate was housed in a lower-tier facility. Meanwhile, protective custody units and disability accommodations are also being rolled out, but advocates push for faster fixes—like reverting Level Four prisons back to Level Five in weeks—not years, to immediately protect staff and inmates.

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A Michigan woman just hit the jackpot—literally—winning the Millionaire For Life game by matching all five numbers. Instead of cashing in a massive lump sum, she chose annual payments of $100,000 for 20 years (or her lifetime). She’s already planning home upgrades and saving the rest—a smart move that turns luck into long-term security. This is the second time this prize has been claimed since the game launched in February, proving that sometimes, the real win is playing it smart.

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A 71-year-old Ingham County woman just won $100,000 a year for life after matching five white balls in Michigan’s Millionaire For Life draw — her second win since the game launched in February. She chose annual payments over the lump sum and plans to renovate her home and save the rest. With drawings nightly at 11:15 PM and tickets just $5, it’s a simple way to dream big — and maybe even cash in on your future.

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Powerball jackpot soars to $232 million after no one hit the big win Wednesday—next drawing Saturday night at 10:59 PM ET. Add $1 for Power Play to boost non-jackpot wins. Past record winners include an $840M Michigan ticket and a $2B California jackpot. Available in 45 states + D.C., millions dream of life-changing luck—odds are steep, but someone’s gotta win. Last draw: 9, 40, 42, 55, 65 + PB 23. Get your ticket by 9:58 PM Saturday if you’re feeling lucky.

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