Good morning, Ann Arbor.

After severe storms left about 260,000 customers without power, DTE crews restored electricity for over 145,000 and plan to reach 90% by today and full service by Sunday — work is focused in Oakland, Wayne, Washtenaw, and Livingston counties.

Krazy Jim’s Blimpy Burger will reopen in October at 304 S.

Ashley St. with its classic smash burgers and cool twists such as beer+ice cream, expanded seating, and longer hours to serve longtime fans and new visitors.

Ann Arbor District Library’s Pittsfield Branch will host a free screening of the documentary Street Stories - Inspiration for Recovery on Sept.

12 from 6 to 7:30 p.m. Organized by Dancingstar Productions, seating is limited to 100 and reservations are required for community members, health professionals, and supporters of recovery efforts.

Local teachers ratified a tentative agreement with Ann Arbor Public Schools after eight months of contract negotiations; the deal runs until December and the board will vote on it on Sept.

9 — union leaders say further talks are planned for the spring.

The Michigan Wolverines face Western Michigan today at Michigan Stadium as head coach Kyle Whittingham debuts after a turbulent offseason (kickoff is at 7:30 p.m.).

Michigan announced its 2026-27 nonconference basketball schedule on Friday with 32 games ranging from exhibitions to the Players Era Championship tournament in Las Vegas.

The schedule features key matchups such as an exhibition against Oregon State (Oct. 16) and a UConn rematch among 20 Big Ten contests.

Friday's local high school football games saw Dexter beat Monroe 21-7 with Brady Arbaugh rushing for 153 yards while Ypsilanti Community edged Ypsilanti Lincoln 12-7 thanks to Kyre Reid's 50-yard run and 51-yard reception.