Good morning, Sterling Heights.

Priority Waste confirmed on Feb.

9 that founder and CEO Todd Stamper is no longer with the company after the board voted Feb. 7 to appoint interim CEO Vincent Hoyumpa (who served over seven years), ensuring a leadership transition for continued service to municipal partners.

Governor Whitmer signed a new law banning smartphones in classrooms—school districts set their own rules, though emergencies allow smart devices and basic flip phones may be used—The law takes effect next fall.

The Gordie Howe Bridge may face further delay amid international tensions triggered by a social media post, which raises concerns in the community.

Canadian PM Mark Carney noted that Canada paid $4.5 billion for the crossing — a key project for easing traffic flow near Detroit.

Meijer is now offering lower prices for GLP-1 weight loss drugs like Wegovy and Ozempic at its Michigan pharmacies through the NovoCare savings program.

Customers using a new coupon can get discounted rates until March 31 (with pharmacy staff available to offer nutrition support).

After a social media video showed Madison Heights native Harry Schroeder and Troy resident Daniel Brinker connecting with celebrity Kathryn Hurley at the Super Bowl, the Detroit Lions announced today they will give the dedicated fans jerseys and a private stadium tour on Thursday.