Here's your local news at a glance for Wednesday, the 16th of July.
Good morning, Southfield.
EGLE notified Oakland County that its sewage system violated state rules by discharging millions of gallons of untreated wastewater on April 3 and August 24.
County leaders plan to meet with state officials later this month to work on a regional fix—Macomb County officials welcomed the step amid longstanding concerns.
Michigan health insurers, including Blue Cross Blue Shield and Priority Health, plan to raise premiums in 2026—as more people use health care and drug costs rise—and have asked for public comments by July 31.
The average increases are 16.8% for individual plans and 11.1% for small groups—with nearly 950,000 policies affected—and extra ACA help ending at year end may add to consumer costs.
Detroit Tigers had a strong first half as several key players took part in Tuesday night's All-Star game—Motor City fans cheered their performance and boosted the team's momentum.
Michigan Jazz Festival
12-9 p.m. — Schoolcraft College — Ticket prices vary — Enjoy live jazz performances featuring Terry Lower Trio and vocalist Edye Evans Hyde.
Arab and Chaldean Festival
8 AM – 8 PM — Hart Plaza — Free entry — Celebrate culture, music, and heritage at this vibrant festival.
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