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'Datemobile' recovered after police arrest man on home invasion charges
Christina Morton and Sebastian Martini sit atop their "Datemobile," a specialized tandem bicycle stolen last year. Ann Arbor police recovered the bike and arrested a suspect...
View ArticleAnn Arbor immigrant family waits anxiously as politicians debate reform
A Detroit Free Press article and video chronicles the story of the Ramirez family of Ann Arbor, who came to the U.S. from Mexico 13 years ago without legal permission. Celestino Ramirez spoke of...
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Ypsilanti coney island owner calls lawsuit over hot corned beef hash...
A lawsuit filed recently in Washtenaw County alleges an Ypsilanti coney island restaurant served a woman scorching hot corned beef hash that burned her mouth, according to court records. The suit,...
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Ann Arbor performance committee to discuss future of Roberto Clemente high...
Roberto Clemente Principal Benjamin Edmondson speaks during a 2011 summer school class at the alternative high school.Melanie Maxwell I AnnArbor.com file photo Previous coverage: List: 80 employees,...
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Is the resume dead? Thomas Friedman on 'how to get a job' in the 21st century
How can we match extremely talented job seekers with companies that are desperate for skilled new employees? That question has been preoccupying the Michigan Economic Development Corporation and, in...
View ArticleTappan 8th-graders play preview concert ahead of June performance at Lincoln...
Friends, family and a few special guests crowded into Tappan Middle School’s gymnasium Wednesday morning for a preview of the music program’s ‘I Have a Dream’ 50th Celebration Concert, which will be...
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Truck strikes railroad bridge in downtown Ann Arbor
A reader submitted this photo of a Coke truck that didn't clear the 10-feet 6-inch railroad bridge over Washington Street west of Ashley Street Wednesday afternoon.Photo courtesy of Sandford B. A Coca...
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'Friends' group forms to help find funding sources to sustain Ann Arbor's...
Thomas Brush of Ann Arbor and his wife, Sally Brush, have decided to launch a Friends of Roberto Clemente group to study how to educate at-risk children and how to fund such programs in Washtenaw...
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Project officials: Vision for Washtenaw Avenue will take shape over several...
This hypothetical scenario shows what Washtenaw Avenue could look like with two vehicle travel lanes, a center turn lane, two buffered bike lanes and dedicated transit lanes. The bicyclists would be...
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Ypsilanti Township Secretary of State office location moving
The Ypsilanti Township Secretary of State office will close in June, as employees prepare to move the location just down the road to Pittsfield Township. A man uses a self-serve machine for renewing...
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Case against EMU basketball player dismissed
This story has been corrected to show that the court case against Glenn Bryant has been dismissed and not bound over for trial. Charges were dismissed Tuesday against the Eastern Michigan University...
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U-M researchers to study impacts of medical marijuana use with $2.2M grant
A team at the University of Michigan Medical School has been given a $2.2 million federal research grant to study the use of medical marijuana for pain. Researchers at U-M hope the study can provide...
View ArticleItems stolen from 2 unlocked vehicles
Property was stolen from two parked cars Wednesday in Ypsilanti, according to a crime summary. Both vehicles were unlocked. The suspect is unknown in each incident. In one case a bag of miscellaneous...
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University of Michigan's longest-serving art school dean Bryan Rogers dies...
Bryan Rogers, who retired as the University of Michigan art school's dean in 2012 after 12 years in the position, died Tuesday. Bryan RogersU-M Photo He was 72. He died in his home after a lengthy...
View ArticleAnn Arbor expansion plans by Michigan Flyer service await decision
Previous story: Michigan Flyer shuttle service wins $600,000 federal grant but roadblocks remain A decision could be made next month on plans by a shuttle service that serves travelers at Detroit...
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Kalamazoo not 'wowed' by pool of candidates that included former Ann Arbor...
Underwhelmed by the pool candidates vying to replace retiring Kalamazoo City Manager Kenneth Collard, the Kalamazoo City Commission has decided to reboot its search, MLive reported. The pool being...
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University of Michigan wrestlers accused of making Molotov cocktails move...
One of the Molotov cocktails found on the 1100 block of White Street is visible next to a home as an officer investigates on April 9.Daniel Brenner | AnnArbor.com The two suspended University of...
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Ann Arbor police chief: Alleged assault of Pioneer student isolated incident
Ann Arbor police Chief John Seto told a dozen concerned residents at a neighborhood meeting Wednesday evening that detectives are still investigating a reported incident involving an assault and...
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10 ducklings rescued from sewer drain in Ypsilanti
Ten baby wood ducklings were rescued and reunited with their mother after falling into a sewer drain in Ypsilanti around 9 a.m. Wednesday. An employee from the Humane Society of Huron Valley,left, and...
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Ann Arbor man looks to wage Independent campaign for governor of Michigan
Ann Arbor resident Robin Sanders publicly announced on Thursday his intention to run as an Independent candidate for governor of Michigan in 2014. The 58-year-old state corrections officer's...
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