Good morning, Ann Arbor.

The Ark is hosting lively shows this September including the Django Reinhardt Festival on Sept.

12, Ki5’s performance today, Laith Al-Saadi’s birthday show on Sept. 19 and a fully sold out Paula Cole concert on Sept. 24. Tickets range from $3 to $40.

State officials urge residents not to move non-certified firewood over 10 miles during Labor Day weekend to protect local ecosystems from invasive pests and diseases, advising campers to purchase certified firewood near their destination — a measure to safeguard local agriculture and forests.

A historic former brewery building at 416 Fourth St. remains missing a sizable part of its roof four months after an April tornado damaged it.

The owner said a waterproof system is in place and a pending sale is delayed while insurance and repair efforts are sorted out.

Ann Arbor’s top field hockey players — including Pioneer’s Gabby Haudan and Chelsea’s Rowan Burkel — are set to lead their teams in the upcoming 2026 season.

MLive/The Ann Arbor News identified 10 standout players who earned state honors last year and now prepare to compete in local high school sports.

Michigan’s hockey team will face Wisconsin in the Frozen Tundra Faceoff doubleheader at Lambeau Field on Feb.

20, 2027. The game marks the season’s latest outdoor match, following an earlier contest at Waldo Stadium, and highlights the team’s push for Big Ten and national titles.

This fall, Ann Arbor-area high school volleyball is set to showcase rising talents like Allison Lee from Skyline and Charlotte Keyes from Saline as emerging players prepare for the season later this year.

Reporter Greg Wickliffe compiled the list to spotlight promising prospects.

High school football in Ann Arbor heats up as Father Gabriel Richard hosts Whitmore Lake today at 5 p.m. and Saline meets Skyline tomorrow; local sports reporter Greg Wickliffe forecasts wins for teams like Chelsea and Pioneer (predictions follow an exciting season opener).

College football fans can save $20 on new Vivid Seats orders of $200 or more by using code (MLIVE20) when heading to Week 1 matchups today, including Michigan’s return to the Big House.

Michigan football coach Kyle Whittingham overhauled his program over eight months (building a new staff and re-recruiting players) and will lead the Wolverines into their season opener against Western Michigan on Saturday at Michigan Stadium.

Michigan's offensive coordinator said sophomore quarterback Bryce Underwood showed better consistency at fall camp, with improved decision-making and a stronger running threat.

Fans can expect a more predictable game from him this season.