NFL & Legal Drama: Detroit’s former cornerback Terrion Arnold is reportedly signing with the Seattle Seahawks despite facing eight felony charges tied to an alleged kidnapping and robbery plot, with the league now weighing whether he lands on the commissioner’s exempt list. Sports Schedules on the Move: The Pistons released their full 2026-27 slate, including an Oct. 20 national TV opener vs. the Celtics, while the NBA unveiled a record-heavy national broadcast plan and the NHL set a shorter preseason ahead of the 84-game regular season. Baseball in Michigan’s Orbit: MLB’s Field of Dreams game headlines the week’s pro-sports buzz, and the Blue Jays’ prospect rankings keep coming up as Toronto fights for playoff positioning. Local Arts & Community: Metro Detroit’s Meijer Grocery format is expanding with a new Livonia store opening Aug. 19, and West Michigan’s United Way “Stuff the Bus” campaign just topped 55,000 school-supply items thanks to Rep. Carol Glanville’s drive. Michigan Culture & Fun: The Woodward Dream Cruise story spotlights how car passion gets passed down through generations, from shop owners to families making the trip year after year. Book Scene: Take Cover Books hosted a launch for Sophia Hannan’s YA thriller “We Were Never Here,” set in Michigan and built around a haunted-campus heist.