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Stories from October 1, 2022

Protesters attack French Embassy in Burkina Faso after coup

Protesters attack French Embassy in Burkina Faso after coup

Protesters in Burkina Faso's capital have attacked the French Embassy after the military junta in charge accused France of sheltering the ousted interim president.
by The Associated Press

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Possible weekend sprinkles, showers; mild temps into early next week

Possible weekend sprinkles, showers; mild temps into early next week

October is beginning on a mild note. We take a look at how long the mild temps will last and who may could see a passing sprinkle or shower this weekend. Leaf-peepers will be interested in the fall color update.
by Ron Trenda

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Ryan, Twins send Tigers to 22nd shutout loss of season

Ryan, Twins send Tigers to 22nd shutout loss of season

“I've had enough of Joe Ryan,” Tigers Manager A.J. Hinch said. “That guy's really good. He does a lot to disrupt your timing and he throws just enough strikes to keep you on the defensive.”
by The Associated Press

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Mild Saturday temps; spotty showers, sprinkles possible

Mild Saturday temps; spotty showers, sprinkles possible

We start October with mild afternoon highs. Some spotty showers/sprinkles are possible today and tonight. We have the Saturday weather details plus a fall color update.
by Ron Trenda

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Campaign signs influence how we vote more than you might realize

Campaign signs influence how we vote more than you might realize

Especially in local races, political signs can drive name recognition in important ways. In one study, they even helped elevate a fictitious candidate to near the front of the pack.
by Scott Neuman

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