Good morning, Battle Creek.

Battle Creek police reported that on Monday at 3 p.m. a verbal dispute near Battle Creek High School turned violent when someone fired rounds, injuring one person who was treated and released + investigators continue to work on the case.

Calhoun County deputies reported that 47-year-old Dale Higley, who had a seizure and left his home near 15 ½ Mile Road and J Drive S in Fredonia Township on Sunday, is missing from an area eight miles south of Marshall—residents are asked to review security cameras for any clues as he may be in danger.

Michigan Unemployment Insurance Agency said that about 350,000 people who filed for benefits during COVID must repay $2.7 billion—director Jason Palmer said the agency must follow the law while giving claimants a chance for a waiver.

Bronson Battle Creek Hospital will hold a drill on Sept.

12 from 8 a.m. to 2 p.m. at 300 North Ave to practice responses for tear gas and active shooter scenarios — emergency crews and volunteer actors will test multi-agency reaction times so residents should not be alarmed by extra vehicles nearby.

After a week of girls sports from Sept.

1 to 6, the Battle Creek Enquirer invites readers to vote for their top high school athlete—nominees include Julia Faber, Brynn Johnson, Raegan Magnus, and Camille Robinson, with votes due by 5 p.m. Wednesday for a feature on Sunday.

Alive and Running VA 5K Fun Run/Walk

1-4 p.m. — 5500 Armstrong Rd, Battle Creek, MI — Entry fee required — Participate in a fun 5K run/walk with both live and virtual options for everyone.

Battle Creek Punk Rock Flea Market

12-6 p.m. — Kellogg Arena — Free entry — A lively day filled with makers, artists, vendors, and music awaits at the punk rock-themed flea market.