Good morning, Southfield.

Natalia Iacobelli, a Metro Detroit author, is set to release her upcoming picture book Painting the Light which tells the story of Morisot, the pioneering female Impressionist whose work graces major museums.

The book aims to engage young readers while celebrating art history.

The Michigan Lottery Arts, Beats and Eats festival, now in its 29th year, continues through Monday in Royal Oak, offering indie rock, art booths and family fun (including karaoke contests and mascot appearances).

Locals and visitors enjoy the arts and flavors of this popular event.

Yesterday, For the Love of Books featured host Sydnee chatting with fellow readers Anabeth, Bri, and Matteo and bestselling authors Adria Moses + Natalia Iacobelli + Patric Gagne + Phillip B.

Williams + Kayla Ancrum, offering local book lovers fresh reading inspiration.

Thousands in the area remained without power days after storms hit, and DTE said 90% of customers were expected to have power restored by the end of Saturday + 4,000 workers were deployed for the effort.

DTE Energy restored power to more than 95% of customers after heavy storms and a brief tornado caused outages for over 350,000 homes in affected neighborhoods.

The utility’s Storm Response Team will work through today until all customers have power restored.

Dr. Reina Salazar, an allergist in St. Clair Shores, has waited for months on Blue Cross Blue Shield payments after a billing error changed her specialty designation in June; she expects $25,000 by Wednesday from reprocessed claims, though over $200,000 remains unpaid and she has borrowed funds for expenses.

The Detroit Tigers beat the Cleveland Guardians 6-0 on Saturday night with Riley Greene hitting two solo home runs and driving in four runs while Framber Valdez pitched seven key innings.