Good morning, Southfield.

Dozens of Detroit-area veterans received free haircuts and beard trims Wednesday at a Cuts for a Cause event held at a United Auto Workers location in Warren—where Wahl’s mobile barbershop provided services.

Basketball legend Chris Webber made an unexpected visit—showing his support as Wahl will donate $100 per service to southeastern Michigan veterans.

Michigan lawmakers have until Oct.

1 to agree on a budget or the government will shut down. The shutdown would have wide-reaching impacts as lawmakers have been trying to reach an agreement since June.

Judge Hartig asked the judicial tenure commission to drop three allegations against her, including claims of refusing a mental-health evaluation and misleading the commission — her attorney argues these are legal errors rather than misconduct.

The next hearing will be held at 9 a.m. Tuesday, Oct. 21 on Zoom.

Southfield welcomes Barkside’s second location as a dog park and bar that offers 5,000-square-foot indoor and 8,000-square-foot outdoor spaces for dogs to run and guests to enjoy drinks.

The grand opening celebration on Saturday includes free dog visits during the first week and a $1 glass of champagne for members (all dogs must have current vaccinations).

A grant that gives up to $25,000 to first-time home buyers helped more than 80 people, but local experts say the process was tricky—applicants must meet strict requirements to qualify for the free money.

Oakland County Michigan Job Fair

9 AM – 3 PM — Radisson Hotel Southfield-Detroit — Free entry — Connect with employers and apply for careers directly at this vibrant job fair.

2025 Entrepreneurs & Small Biz Conference: Collaboration

9 a.m. – 4 p.m. — Lawrence Technological University — Registration fees apply — Engage with top business minds and explore collaboration to enhance your entrepreneurial journey.