Michigan finally gets its PFAS meeting   The Environmental Protection Agency is making good on a pledge to host a hearing in Michigan about PFAS contamination. Oddly, the hearing's agenda does not include a public comment section, unlike similar events held at five cities during the summer. On top of that, the hearing was announced with just a few days notice. The event is set for 1-3 p.m. this Friday at the Kalamazoo County Event Center. MORE ►PFAS: Michigan's next water crisis ►Complete coverage of PFAS in Michigan

ArtPrize's #MeToo-inspired pieces range from shocking to subtle   #MeToo-themed art has played a strong role in ArtPrize 2018. The works tackle aspects of sexual assault. Some are difficult to look at, while others display a softer tone. Each are powerful in their own way. Said artist Vanessa Filley: "I hope that #MeToo-inspired art supports the movement, helps the dialog move forward, allows people to enter the conversation in a new way and speaks to the change we want to see." MORE ►ArtPrize 2018  ►Meet the artists behind the public vote top 20

How one high school refused to let its football program die hat So much gets written every season about the top teams. (Exhibit A: our weekly top 50 state football ranking.) But programs on the other end of the spectrum deserve some love, too. Players on struggling teams aren't playing for state titles, they are playing of the love of the game. Take the case of Burton Atherton. Low participation numbers forced the Wolverines to forfeit their first two games. But a dedicated core hasn't let the season slip away. The team might not win a game this year, but their season-long goal-line stand is nonetheless impressive. MORE ►Michigan's top 50 prep football teams: Week 7 ►AP rankings ►The 25 most surprising prep football teams for 2018