Ann Arbor MI

YPSILANTI, MI - One person is dead after a traffic stop went awry early Tuesday morning. Police attempted to stop a van without license plates or headlights at 1:54 a.m. Jan. 6 near Michigan Avenue and Prospect Road in Ypsilanti when the driver fled, according to a release from the Washtenaw County Sheriff’s Office.

HAMBURG TWP., MI — It’s a bird! It’s a plane! No, it’s a Michigan festival’s attempt at a second world record. Organizers hope throngs of people will dress up as Superman at an event north of Ann Arbor in June. The Hamburg Family Fun Fest...

However, the court will still likely hold more than one trial, since the court does not have the capacity to have a trial with three juries, the judge said Wednesday.

Country Herald is Local News, Independent Pulse. Covering breaking local news, sports, lifestyle and events. Detroit, Michigan – A stretch of mild but unsettled weather is setting up across southeast Michigan, bringing rain, warming temperatures, and wet roads as the region heads toward the end of the workweek....

ANN ARBOR, MI — A beloved wine shop and restaurant in downtown Ann Arbor is taking a breather after hitting a milestone. Spencer, 113 E. Liberty St., is closed for the next few weeks, according to a sign posted outside its door. Its wine shop will reopen Jan. 28...

TRAVERSE CITY, MI -- The wheels are turning for a public transportation option that could bring Michiganders from Ann Arbor to Traverse City. Years in the making, the North+South Rail initiative is progressing with its plan to connect Southeast Michigan, mid-Michigan and the northwest Lower Peninsula. The idea for...

It seems Whittingham is struggling to lure his former commits to Ann Arbor.

WASHTENAW COUNTY, MI — A hospital near Ann Arbor completed a medical first for Michigan. Trinity Health Ann Arbor has performed Michigan’s first implant of a defibrillation lead measuring just under 1.6 millimeters wide, making it the world’s smallest device designed to treat dangerous heart rhythm disorders.

(RNS) — I accompanied a team of medical students, including my daughter, who provide health care to the homeless. What I saw was an ancient practice of dignifying people made in the image of God. The post Tending to ‘rough sleepers’ and finding Heschel’s radical amazement appeared first on RNS .

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