Severe Weather: The National Weather Service is warning of storms tonight and into Monday, with damaging wind gusts, large hail, and localized flooding possible—main threats look south of Mid-Michigan, with overnight lows in the upper 60s. Politics (Michigan Senate): Abdul El-Sayed is pushing a unity message after his primary win, including a reported warm call with Barack Obama, as he tries to broaden support ahead of a November matchup with Mike Rogers. Voter Mood: A Reuters/Ipsos poll finds many independents back progressive ideas like higher taxes on billionaires and government-provided healthcare for all—potentially shaping the Senate race. University of Michigan: UM says incoming freshmen grades will be hidden from transcripts under a mental-health-focused policy starting fall 2027. Detroit Sports: The Lions placed Teddy Bridgewater on reserve/retired and are moving to sign a veteran backup, while the team also continues camp roster moves. Public Health: Michigan officials report tick-related concerns are rising, and 2025 traffic crash data shows fewer overall deaths but more pedestrian and bicyclist fatalities.