Good morning, Ypsilanti.

Growing Hope is expanding its incubator kitchen by upgrading Bridge Community Café and launching an Accelerator Kitchen at Ypsilanti Farmers MarketPlace; the project adds 30 weekly rental hours for 25 local food businesses and includes tours at Ypsi 9th Hour on Thursday, June 25 from 5 to 6:30 p.m.

UM added $280K to its legal fees for investigations into fired football coach Sherrone Moore and the athletic department's culture.

Invoices from Jenner & Block dated May 6 and May 15 bring the total to about $11.8 million, while UM provides limited details on the expenditures.

The University of Michigan will reach net zero purchased electricity emissions by 2027 through a DTE Energy deal that funds a new solar facility in Lenawee County, 40 miles from campus.

The project supports the university’s sustainability goals + the state’s MI Healthy Climate Plan.

City council tabled a proposal to remove a homeless encampment near Bell and Kramer streets, directing staff to meet with residents and social service providers + to evaluate support measures like safe needle disposal and trash cans.

Neighbors raised concerns over displacement as officials work to address homelessness.

The Tigers lost 4-2 to the Astros at Daikin Park on Wednesday (key players injured) and finished a 1-4 road trip that also saw series losses to the Guardians.

They will open a 10-game homestand Friday at Comerica Park with Tarik Skubal starting against the White Sox.

K-Pop Hunters Dance Camp

9:00 AM - 12:00 PM — Eberbach Cultural Arts Center — Cost not specified — Dance, craft, and play like K-Pop stars at this fun-filled camp for ages 5-8.