University of Michigan doctor says he was suspended over views on nonbinary patient surgery
ANN ARBOR, MI — A University of Michigan surgeon is suing university officials over alleged freedom of speech and due process violations. Dr. Steven Buchman, a tenured surgery professor at the UM Medical School in Ann Arbor, alleges the university violated his First Amendment rights and retaliated after he shared his v
Former Detroit police chief on second DTW car crash incident
Ralph Godbee, the former Detroit police chief, weighs in on last Friday's car crash into the Metro Airport terminal in Romulus - the second such incident in just a handful of months.
This Week Only: Redford, Michigan Ice Cream Shop Serving Rock & Rye Soft Serve
Michigan summer and Faygo nostalgia collide with this Rock & Rye soft serve. The flavor is only around for a short time, so fans are lining up fast.
Gunman Terrifies Shoppers In Southland Center Stickup As Taylor Cops Hunt Suspect
A routine last Saturday at Southland Center turned tense when a shopper had a gun pulled on them during an armed robbery, sending witnesses scrambling and leaving Taylor police searching for a suspect. The confrontation was brief but jarring, with the gunman threatening a customer before taking off from the Downriver m
In Ypsilanti, battle lines draw over data centers and sewage
YPSILANTI TOWNSHIP — Can sewage halt the avalanche of data centers coming into Michigan?. It might in Washtenaw County, where concerns about wastewater capacity prompted the Ypsilanti Community Utilities Authority this spring to set a one-year moratorium that could tap the brakes in two hyperscale facilities. While com
2 charged after man stabbed to death after Livonia robbery
LIVONIA, Mich. (FOX 2) - Two men are facing charges stemming from an alleged robbery that turned deadly last week in Livonia. Spencer Jude Krusell, 30, of Highland Park, is charged with second-degree murder, while 26-year-old Scott Andrew Harrington, of Taylor, is charged with larceny in a building and receiving and co
Ann Arbor kicks off A2ZERO week
It’s A2ZERO week in the City of Ann Arbor. Mayor Christopher Taylor joins in with a signed proclamation at tonight’s City Council meeting. It’s the sixth year the city has commemorated A2ZERO Week. It’s a celebration of climate solutions and community, with numerous events planned. One of the main aspects being emphasi
June 2026’s Biz Buzz
Here’s what’s happening locally this month in Washtenaw County: openings, closings, and business updates in Ann Arbor, Ypsilanti, Plymouth and more. Ginger Deli will be closing its storefront after five years. In their social media post, they share that “it’s time to turn a new chapter” and that it is “not a forever go
Proposed $3B Romulus sports village remains conceptual, officials say
ROMULUS, MI - A proposed $3 billion sports and entertainment complex in Romulus remains in the conceptual stage, with city officials indicating the project has not yet formally entered the city’s review process. “I have not received any official submittals or anything,” Romulus Building Official Jeff Kemp Jr. told...
Lane Reduction, Full Nighttime Closures on Grand River at I-96 in Brighton This Week
Michigan Department of Transportation on Monday will reduce eastbound Grand River Ave. down to one lane through the I-96 interchange in Brighton, then again on Wednesday. Full closures are scheduled overnight both Tuesday and Thursday evenings. "We're going to have single lane closures, and that's going to happen twice

















