Good morning, Sterling Heights.

Data from the Michigan Office of Highway Safety Planning shows nearly 10,000 deer crashes occurred last November and AAA warns Sterling Heights drivers to drive carefully at dawn and dusk — slippery roads, fog, and deer mating season may further increase risks.

Tariffs and supply chain issues are making it harder for the family-owned craft store in Center Line to get the holiday decorations it needs—Vince Paine said his store is keeping prices the same this year but may pass on costs next season if conditions do not improve.

Experts note that prices could rise up to 15% because of the extra costs, and shoppers are encouraged to buy early.

FOX 2 is set to air part 2 of The Gales of November on November 10 to mark the 50th anniversary of the Edmund Fitzgerald’s sinking.

The report details how the bulk carrier—after safely transporting iron ore on many trips—met a fatal storm in November 1975, leaving a lasting impact on Great Lakes shipping.

Gas prices in Michigan dropped 11 cents to $2.97 per gallon on Monday, with metro Detroit prices holding at $3—18 cents lower than last year as data showed gas demand rose while supply fell.

November is National Diabetes Awareness Month and a time for Sterling Heights residents to learn about type 1 diabetes, a condition affecting over 38 million Americans.

Health experts warn that symptoms like constant thirst, frequent urination, fatigue, and unexplained weight loss require early screening (9.5 million people worldwide have type 1 diabetes) to reduce severe risks.

Founders First Fridays: November Gathering

10 a.m. – 12 p.m. — Velocity Innovation Center — Free entry — Engage with local entrepreneurs and founders in a casual networking environment.