Good morning, Sterling Heights.

Today, the Michigan Department of Natural Resources is expanding its Hunters Feeding Michigan program that lets hunters donate their harvest to local food agencies through the Food Bank Council.

Sterling Heights-based Deer Camp Coffee Roasting Company and Outfitters is selling coffee to raise funds — funds that will support processing and distribution — to help cover costs.

Macomb County Public Works Commissioner Candice Miller sent a letter to state environmental officials after Oakland County released 1.2M gallons of raw sewage on April 3 along the Red Run Drain — she called for changes to separate stormwater from sanitary flow and build new retention basins to prevent future spills. Local officials said debris from the spill was found along nearby banks, fueling concerns over water quality.

Barbara and Chester Bianco of Macomb Township said their dog Snickers died after receiving the arthritis injection Librela in April when she became lethargic, vomited, and had diarrhea, leading to her being put down.

Nearly a year later, the couple shares their loss—hoping to alert other pet owners to possible adverse reactions.

Michigan Cake Wars 2

5-10 p.m. — Villa Penna Banquet — VIP: $55, GA: $30 — Experience a thrilling cake competition with tasty samples and exciting entertainment.

Human Library

6:00-9:00 p.m. — Sterling Heights Public Library — Free entry — Connect through one-on-one conversations with diverse individuals sharing their unique life experiences.

Open House at 14512 Hillsdale Drive

1-3 p.m. — 14512 Hillsdale Drive — Free entry — Explore this beautifully maintained quad-level home perfect for families and entertaining.

Founders First Fridays - Sterling Heights

10 – 11 AM — Sterling Heights, Michigan — Free entry — Monthly casual meetup for founders to connect and share challenges in a supportive environment.