Phones Overthrown! Administration Prohibits Phones from Classrooms
Phones are a major part of modern-day teenagers’ lives. Countless hours are spent each day looking down at a screen, and some of those are often in school. However, recently at Chelsea High School, a phone ban has been implemented, and two major questions can be asked out of it: Why ban them, and how are people...
Ann Arbor Planning Commission approves expansion for The George
The Ann Arbor Planning Commission has approved an addition to The George apartment complex on Packard Road. It will include new units and retail space. The original plans for The George included retail, but the space proved to be impractical for any business to operate. But with the city eliminating parking...
Suspect Sought in Armed Robbery of Dairy Queen in Hamburg Twp
Hamburg Township Police are asking the public's help to track down an armed robbery suspect who targeted the Dairy Queen on East M-36 Wednesday night. According to a social media post, the officers were dispatched to the location around 9:30 pm. A preliminary investigation revealed that one suspect, described as...
Joel Klatt predicts a double-digit win for winner of Michigan vs. Nebraska showdown
Michigan enters Nebraska for a major showdown. Can Bryce Underwood lead the Wolverines to their first road win?
Cancer Patients at Mott Children’s Hospital Take Part in Heartwarming Parade Through Hospital Halls
Young patients watched in wonder as a special parade wound its way through C.S. Mott Children's Hospital in Ann Arbor. Medical staff joined with families and therapy pets like Dash the dog to bring cheer to kids battling cancer. "When she saw Dash open the parade, she was so excited,"...
Milan Resident Starts a Transportation Work Group; Council Continues to Discuss Transit
A Milan resident stood to ask for help to find better alternative transportation options, during the public comment period Tuesday at Milan’s City Council meeting. Currently, Milan is the only city in Washtenaw County not to offer some kind of public transportation, aside from limited rides provided by the senior...
Raising Cane’s Chicken Fingers opens in Ann Arbor
Inflatable mattresses and tents lined South University Avenue Tuesday morning as students turned the Ann Arbor streets into an overnight campsite for one thing: a plate of fried chicken fingers. By 8 a.m., the corner of South and East University avenues rang with chants as about 250 community members eagerly awaited...
Halal Bros 2 Go arrives in Ann Arbor
When Esam Almulaiki moved from New York to Ann Arbor, he didn’t just bring himself — he brought a craving. Missing the city’s late-night chicken over rice and halal fare, Almulaiki decided to recreate the flavors of his hometown with the opening of his second restaurant after Bodega Bros. Halal Bros 2 Go, a new...
Fire damages apartment building at University of Michigan’s North Campus
No injuries were reported in the aftermath of an apartment fire Wednesday at the University of Michigan in Ann Arbor.
Vernon Parish: Woman Arrested After Making Online Arson Threats, Impersonating Local Attorney and Law...
A Michigan native was arrested by the Vernon Parish Sheriff's Office on several charges on September 15th. Rebecca Kay Richardson, age 26, of Canton, Michigan, was arrested and charged with one count of Terrorizing, one count of Cyberstalking, one count of Online Impersonation, and one count of Criminal Mischief....