Good morning, Ann Arbor.

Target has issued nationwide recalls on three products including Anker power banks that may overheat and cause burns, pasta that may have hidden milk or cashew allergens, and burrito bowls that could contain shrimp—affecting about 481,000 power banks and 57,240 burrito bowls—and urges customers to check their purchases immediately.

Starbucks announced it will close over 100 coffeehouses and cut 900 non-retail jobs as part of its restructuring plan—employees affected will be notified this morning and offered transfers or severance packages.

The company said the review of its portfolio led to these measures to strengthen future operations.

The Real Seafood Co. in downtown Ann Arbor has operated for 50 years — changing conditions raise concerns about its future and potential departure.

Parking will be tight tomorrow for the concert at Michigan Stadium as University reserved lots, church parking and private sites charge between $50 and $120 for spaces; fans can reserve spots online or buy passes that day—public transit via TheRide is also an option—to reach Zach Bryan and John Mayer’s show.

A former district foreman from the county road commission filed a federal lawsuit on Sept 2—alleging his firing was retaliatory, but county officials said they terminated him for performance issues.

The case is being heard in the U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of Michigan.

State lawmakers advanced a bill to require jail time for drivers who flee police during serious chases.

The law would set jail times for crashes or injuries—60 people died in police chases in Michigan between 2017 and 2021—and lawmakers say it will help keep roads safer.

Fans heading to tomorrow's Michigan Stadium concert by Zach Bryan and John Mayer can pick from five Ann Arbor spots—Union Rec, Side Biscuit, Casa Dominick’s, Old Town Tavern, and First Bite—that serve tasty meals before the show.

Each spot offers a range of flavors, from Mexican dishes to healthy brunch options, to fit different tastes.

Willi Carlisle Concert

7:00–9:30 p.m. — The Ark — $29.00 — Experience the profound blend of folk music and thought from Willi Carlisle, featuring his latest album 'Winged Victory'.

Refugia Festival

12-7 p.m. — University of Michigan Nichols Arboretum — Pay-as-you-can admission — Experience music and environmental advocacy at this family-friendly festival.

SDV & AI in Automotive USA 2025

September 30 - October 2 — Sheraton Ann Arbor Hotel — Cost TBA — Dive into the future of automotive innovation with a focus on software-defined vehicles and AI technologies.

Stacey Ryan Concert

7-11 p.m. — The Blind Pig — Tickets Required — Enjoy an evening of rock and pop music with Stacey Ryan in a vibrant venue.

Mercyhurst Lakers vs. Michigan Wolverines Men's Hockey

1-4 p.m. — Yost Ice Arena — Ticket prices vary — Enjoy an exciting clash between the Mercyhurst Lakers and Michigan Wolverines at the iconic Yost Ice Arena.

Eilen Jewell Concert

8-9:30 p.m. — The Ark — Ticket prices vary — Experience Eilen Jewell's captivating blend of roots noir and psychedelic sound exploring themes of resilience and redemption.

Minnesota Golden Gophers vs. Michigan Wolverines Men's Basketball

11:59 PM – 1:29 AM — Crisler Center — Tickets starting at $59 — Experience the thrill of a Big Ten basketball showdown featuring fierce rivals.

Indiana Hoosiers at Michigan Wolverines Mens Basketball

11:59 PM – 1:29 AM — Crisler Center — Tickets from $87 — Catch a thrilling clash between two college basketball rivals in Ann Arbor.

Happy Hour Concert with Jaded Ravins

5:30-6:30 p.m. — North Star Lounge — Free entry — Experience the unique sounds of Jaded Ravins, a van-based duo sharing life, love, and passion through music.

Edgefest 2025 at Kerrytown Concert House

5-11 p.m. — Kerrytown Concert House — Ticket prices vary — Explore groundbreaking new music from innovative artists in a four-day immersive festival experience.