Justin Verlander, the 43-year-old veteran and oldest active MLB pitcher, makes his long-awaited return to Comerica Park this Sunday against the Chicago White Sox — his first home start for the Detroit Tigers since 2017. After battling hip inflammation that sidelined him in April and a rough debut outing against Arizona, fans are eager to see if the three-time Cy Young winner can reclaim his legendary form. A native starter for Detroit from 2005 to 2017, Verlander helped Houston win two World Series titles and racked up 266 wins across his career. Manager A.J. Hinch confirmed the news — and this game could be a defining moment in Verlander’s storied comeback.

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In Lansing, the historic Walter French Apartments—once a school—now offers 76 affordable units plus a childcare center, hailed by HUD Secretary Scott Turner and Congressman Tom Barrett as a vital step toward solving Michigan’s housing crisis. Despite this progress, demand remains overwhelming: waitlists draw 2,000 to 3,000 applicants in just seven days. Leaders stress that real solutions require layered efforts—from policy changes to reduce barriers for first-time buyers to creative reuse of existing buildings. This project serves as a blueprint for transforming underused spaces into homes for families, proving that innovation and collaboration are essential to making housing accessible for all.

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Michigan’s Attorney General Dana Nessel is leading a powerful coalition of over 20 state attorneys general demanding Congress reverse recent SNAP cuts and restore food assistance protections, warning that new federal work requirements and red tape are pushing vulnerable families out of reach—calling for immediate action to safeguard this critical lifeline before the next farm bill.

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