Good morning, Ann Arbor.

Ann Arbor’s annual Entheofest returns on Sunday, Sept.

20 at the University of Michigan’s Diag from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. with keynote speaker Abbie Rosner and panel discussions at the Michigan League later as the local psychedelic market sees new brick-and-mortar shops opening.

Ann Arbor's Downtown report shows 19.7 million visits in 2025—a 2.5% increase—with weekend and evening traffic dominating over weekday office trips while new housing units and retail openings mark continued growth.

Federal safety regulators issued recalls for several products sold by major retailers such as Amazon, Walmart & SHEIN, including candy bottles, hair styling tools, decorative magnets, and children’s toys because of risks like choking, electrocution, and lead poisoning.

Ann Arbor residents are urged to check their purchases and follow the recall instructions.

U.S. News rankings show that Michigan children’s hospitals performed strongly, with C.S.

Mott Children’s Hospital in Ann Arbor earning first in the state and ninth in the Midwest — marking its twentieth consecutive year of national recognition.

The 66-unit State Street Flats affordable housing project advances after the Planning Commission approved its site plan on Tuesday, Sept.

15. The project at 3695 State St. will offer rents for incomes at 60% of area median and include new sidewalks and a crosswalk.

Michigan beat Oklahoma 17-10 in Ann Arbor on Saturday, Sept.

12, a signature win that former coach Urban Meyer called an A-plus; he noted the improved defense & team buy-in following an early-season challenge. Coach Kyle Whittingham and offensive coordinator Jason Beck plan to build momentum in future games.

The Associated Press released its 2026 high school football state rankings, with Ann Arbor Gabriel Richard tied for fifth in Division 5 at 3-0 as teams across Michigan gear up for Week 4 games.