Public Safety & Health: Michigan health officials say the cyclosporiasis/lettuce outbreak is slowing enough that people can resume normal produce habits, even bagged lettuce, while urging standard food-safety care. Hospitals Watch: A drug-resistant fungus, Candida auris, is spreading in Michigan healthcare settings, with experts warning it can be hard to eradicate and some strains resist treatment. Accountability: The former treasurer of Ionia Township pleaded guilty to bank fraud, admitting she diverted more than $747,000 for personal use; sentencing is set for Dec. 3. State Politics: Michigan Democrats kicked off the general-election push after a bruising Senate primary, with Abdul El-Sayed thanking Haley Stevens and Buttigieg stressing the national stakes of Michigan’s coalition. Elections & Campaigns: Gov. Gavin Newsom is set to campaign in Michigan for Democratic candidates, including Jocelyn Benson. Crime & Courts: A civil case tied to the Patrick Lyoya police shooting is headed to trial. Local Life: JazzFest returns to Old Town Lansing with expanded venues, and Michigan State Police released 2025 traffic crash data showing fewer overall deaths but rising fatality rates for drivers ages 16–20.