Residents south of Ann Arbor will vote on fate of proposed data center
AUGUSTA TWP., MI - Voters in Augusta Township will decide whether to rezone more than 500 acres of land just outside Milan for a proposed computer data center. If residents reject the rezoning, New York City–based Thor Equities will have to reconsider the location for its planned $1 billion facility. The proposal —...
Ann Arbor pediatric doctor charged with possession of child abusive material
Bryan Shanley Sack is facing six felonies including aggravated possession of child sexually abusive material, possession of child sexually abusive material, and use of a computer to commit a crime.
Surging Running Back in 2027 Class Sets Multiple Visits to Michigan
The Wolverines are lining up several visits from prospects as the warmer months approach
Dusty May just made unique history with Michigan after the dominant win over Minnesota
Michigan took a chance on Dusty May and is has paid off big time.
Takeaways From Michigan’s Lackadaisical Win Over Minnesota
Michigan won big, but it wasn't pretty save for the last 10 minutes
Shhh! Did You Know Mid-Michigan Has a Speakeasy?
Speakeasies aren’t just big-city novelties. While Hunã is turning heads in Ann Arbor, 118 Proof in Portland has been serving up secretive vibes, crafted cocktails, and serious personality right here in Mid-Michigan.
‘It’s a big loss’: Family still recovering after fire razes historic barn near Manchester
BRIDGEWATER TWP., MI - The owners of a historic barn known for hosting weddings hope to be able to welcome couples again as soon as next year. A fire razed Historic Blum Barn in the early morning hours of Jan. 9, leaving just the brick foundation and rubble, said Mirela Barbu, co-owner of the event venue at 10383 E....
Washtenaw County officials looking to mentor the next generation of African American city managers
Of almost 10,000 local governments in the U.S. that have hired a city manager, fewer than 4% are African American. Some current officials are working to change that by mentoring young municipal professionals. Ann Arbor City Administrator Milton Dohoney Jr. and Washtenaw County Administrator Gregory Dill recently...
Plymouth Township clerk resigns, citing cancer diagnosis, ‘hostile’ environment
PLYMOUTH TWP. — Township Clerk Jerry Vorva said a serious health battle coupled with a “hostile” work environment are prompting him to leave his position 16 months into a four-year term. Vorva, who was reelected in November 2024, submitted a letter of resignation to the township board...
Amazon built huge data centers in Indiana farm country. Can Michigan learn from it?
Large-scale data centers — massive warehouses of computer chips used for artificial intelligence systems and cloud computing — are coming to Michigan, sparking backlash across the state. So what’s it actually like when a data center gets built in your backyard?. MLive visited New Carlisle, Indiana, a...
