Good morning, Southfield.

Consumers Energy added crews this morning to restore power to homes affected by a pre-July 4 storm that caused outages and hazards in parts of the Lower Peninsula.

The company said over 300 crews (at 11 a.m.) are working to bring customers online by weekend.

Yacht Rock Detroit will happen at the Roostertail on Jul.

17 and 18, bringing 70s and 80s rock covers, live legends, and food + drinks along the water. A charity gala with unplugged acts to benefit the Detroit Youth Choir is set for Thursday night.

Kenny Hampton, President of the African American Male Wellness Agency, explained that plans for Black Men's Wellness Day include health resources to support local Black men (interview with Jamie Sherrod).

The event is scheduled for a future date in our community.

The Michigan Department of Health and Human Services reported that cyclosporiasis cases have more than tripled since June 30 to 572, with most cases in southeast Michigan, and advised businesses and households to wash and cook produce carefully to reduce risks for vulnerable individuals.

Health officials confirmed that over 225 cyclosporiasis cases have been reported in 21 counties since June 22; they urge locals to wash hands, fruits, and vegetables thoroughly to reduce risk (antibiotic treatment is available for cases with symptoms).

Tigers beat the Rangers 3-0 on Saturday, July 4 after Riley Greene hit a two-run homer and Jack Flaherty pitched 5 2/3 innings of three-hit ball.

The shutout marked the team's seventh this season, with a series finale scheduled for Sunday featuring former first-round picks Casey Mize and Kumar Rocker.