Here's your local news at a glance for Friday, the 26th of June.
Good morning, Southfield.
NNSFD (Nights of No Sleep but Full of Dreams) is hosting its 10-year anniversary All White Party at Salt & Ko in Southfield today from 8:00 p.m. to 12:00 a.m. as the event marks a decade of creative community celebrations.
Bethany Childs from Blake's Orchard joins Ronia at the annual Lavender Festival to discuss lavender trends and tips.
The event offers local growers and visitors a chance to learn about lavender's uses in community traditions.
Pronto is hosting a closing Pride Month party with a Lit Foam Glow Party + Yappy Hour in Southfield, as detailed by Carl Wylie with Ronia.
The event will wrap up the month with lively local celebration.
Oakland County voters will decide on a regional enhancement millage of 1.5 mills on Aug.
4 to fund public schools, with each school set to receive about $781 per student annually over six years. The measure — targeting inflation — aims to ease rising budget pressures.
Gov. Whitmer's energy emergency order, which covers eight counties (helping nearly half the state's drivers), will expire July 1 if lawmakers do not pass an extension; both legislative bodies passed resolutions and will return to session June 30 to decide.
Detroit Red Wings are holding off on trading Dylan Larkin, who requested a move three weeks ago, as they weigh offers that could include a top-line center replacement.
The team continues trade talks ahead of the weekend NHL draft — potential trades span several teams.
4th Annual CUBS4LIFE Hall of Fame Gala
1-7 p.m. — Carpe Diem Banquet Hall — Fundraiser — Celebrate the 2026 Hall of Fame Class and connect with fellow alumni while supporting youth initiatives.
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