Docs reveal former University of Michigan staffer in building at time of alleged hack
ANN ARBOR, Mich. — Court documents are revealing more details about the indictment of former University of Michigan co-offensive coordinator Matt Weiss. Weiss was indicted in March on multiple counts of unauthorized computer access and aggravated identity theft after the University of Michigan was alerted to a...
Ann Arbor high-rise could be hotel, offer short-term rentals with zoning change
ANN ARBOR, MI — Proposed zoning changes for a downtown Ann Arbor high-rise could allow the building to be used for short-term rentals or as a hotel in the future. But for the foreseeable future, it may continue operating as The Brady luxury-branded apartments. “We’d be foolish to stop...
Ann Arbor restaurant toasts to special milestone
Vinology has been a go-to spot for date nights, celebrations, and wine, and the Ann Arbor restaurant and wine bar will mark its 20th anniversary in 2026. Kristin Jonna, the owner of Vinology, appeared on “Live In The D” to share the journey and how this milestone will be celebrated.
Trees down in Tree Town: Stalwarts of Ann Arbor’s Liberty Plaza reduced to stumps
ANN ARBOR, MI — Tree Town’s central downtown plaza suddenly has several fewer trees. At least five sizable trees in the Ann Arbor public plaza at the corner of Liberty and Division streets were reduced to stumps and piles of sawdust as of Monday, Dec. 22. It wasn’t...
Scammers pose as Ann Arbor police, demand money
ANN ARBOR, Mich. – Ann Arbor police say scammers are posing as their officers and asking for money. The Ann Arbor Police Department says they first received reports of the scammers making calls to residents on Wednesday. There were about 10 reports made that day. The scammers claimed to...
Some New and Interesting Courses are coming to Saline High School
A range of learning opportunities are expected to come to Saline High School (SHS) next year after the introduction of a variety of new courses at the December 9 Saline Area Schools (SAS) Board of Education meeting. The Board of Education approved a list of new courses to be added...
Ann Arbor man’s ’complex’ 1986 cold-case homicide investigation reopened
NORVELL TOWNSHIP, MI -- Police are renewing their investigation into the slaying of a 25-year-old Ann Arbor man who vanished in June of 1986. The decomposed body of Robert L. Stuewe was discovered near Wamplers Lake Road and Deer Ridge Lane in Jackson County’s Norvell Township in August of 1986, Jackson County...
Influenza Cases Spike in Metro Detroit as Multiple Respiratory Viruses Spread
Doctors across Metro Detroit are seeing increasing numbers of flu and breathing infections. Residents spend more time indoors during the winter months. Both influenza A and B strains move through the region, with some cases triggering asthma and other breathing troubles. Health officials from six counties confirmed...
Person killed after being hit by garbage truck in Westland, police investigating
A person has died after being hit by a garbage truck in Westland on Monday. The incident happened on Akron Street near Venoy and Glenwood Road and involved a Priority Waste truck.
‘Blue Goose’ goes on Christmas mission across Michigan to deliver gifts to U.P. toddler...
What began as a conversation at a “Stuff the Blue Goose” toy drive event turned into a special Christmas mission for Michigan State Police troopers across the state. The mission: Bring Christmas cheer to Vialah, a 2-year-old girl from Ironwood fighting cancer and spending the holidays in an Ann Arbor hospital.
