A long walk in the woods to help get you into the spirit for spooky season. Glenlore Trails co-founder Chanel Schoeneberger details the newest rendition of the popular family attraction in Commerce Township.

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Can lawmakers in Lansing reach a deal on a new state budget before the October 1 deadline to avoid a government shutdown? Speaking live on WWJ, MIRS News editor Kyle Melinn told WWJ's Greg Bowman that Governor Gretchen Whitmer probably has a contingency plan for if a deal is not reached in time.

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Long Family Orchard and Farm in Commerce Township announced their Lions themed corn maze depicting Amon-Ra St Brown's headstand touchdown celebration. WWJ's Jeremy Otto caught up with Bobby Long about the process.

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Funky Ferndale Art Fair event organizer, Mark Loeb, joins WWJ's Tracey McCaskill to preview the weekend event; now in its 21st year. (Photo Credit: Getty Images)

WWJ's Jackie Paige speaks with Pumpkin Festival committee chair, Jazmine Danci, about the return of the three-day event to the streets of downtown Romulus. (Photo Credit: Getty Images)

Jimmy Kimmel is off the air after intense pressure from President Donald Trump on his parent company. Some say it was a business decision while others see a clear violation of the First Amendment. Today, experts weigh in on on what it means and who could be next.

The 15th annual Men’s Health Event takes place on Saturday, September 20th from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m., at Ford Field in Detroit. Dr. Michael Lutz, president and founder of the Michigan Men’s Health Foundation, says there will be some new screenings. Dr. Lutz talked with WWJ's Chris Fillar ahead of the event. (Photo credit: Michigan Men's Health Foundation)

The lack of rain in Michigan could impact Fall color. WWJ's Beth Fisher spoke with a natural resources educator with the Michigan Extension Service, Julie Crick.

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Kindergarteners at Havel Elementary, in Sterling Heights, got their first bikes through the All Kids Bike program, funded by the Life Time Foundation. The $9,000 grant provides training, helmets, and 24 balance-to-pedal bikes, helping kids build confidence, independence, and lifelong wellness right in their PE class. WWJ's Tim Pamplin reports.

Sandy Levin owns 5 restaurants, that includes Freya Detroit, Chartrese Kitchen & Cocktails, DragonFly, The Oakland Art and Novelty Company, and The Dirty Shake. He started in the business when he was in middle school working at his grandparents deli. WWJ's Darrylin Horne spoke to him on this week's Michigan Small Business Report.