Alleged hostile environment at Bentley Elementary leading to teachers quitting
CANTON, Mich. (FOX 2) - With the school year well underway, chances are your kids have their favorite teachers they can’t live without, but what if that teacher upped and quit out of the blue?. Big picture view:. Parents and former teachers say that’s happening at one elementary school...
The Coffee Off Returns to Milan
After a five-year hiatus, one of Milan’s favorite fall traditions is back. The Coffee Off, a street fair, coffee tasting, and brewing competition, will return to downtown Milan in Tolan Square on Oct. 4th, from 8 a.m. to 12 p.m., bringing together coffee lovers, local vendors, and community members. This year’s...
Ann Arbor City Council approves next steps for Kline’s Lot and 415 West Washington...
Two long-awaited Ann Arbor housing developments are a step closer to reality. The City Council Monday night gave the administration the authorization to finalize the sale and development of Kline’s Lot and 415 West Washington. Putting housing on the parcels has been long sought by local officials. Council member...
Ann Arbor City Council discusses the Treeline trail project, raising threshold for purchases requiring...
The Ann Arbor City Council met in Larcom City Hall Monday night to pass formal support for the Treeline trail project, authorize the sale of 415 W. Washington St. and 309 S. Ashley St. to a development company and raise the threshold for purchases requiring approval by the council. The...
3 taken to hospital after crash on Michigan Avenue in Canton Township
CANTON TOWNSHIP, Mich. – Three people were taken to the hospital after a crash involving two cars and a motorcycle on Michigan Avenue in Canton Township. The crash happened at 8:01 p.m. Monday, Sept. 15, on Michigan Avenue at Lilley Road. Police said a gray Mini Cooper Countryman driven...
Michigan non-profit assists formerly incarcerated people
LANSING, Mich. (WLNS) — A non-profit called A Brighter Way, focusing on mentoring and guiding formerly incarcerated people, is impacting those throughout the state of Michigan. Getting out of prison and getting yourself back into society is hard, but Executive Director Adam Grant says all you need is just a bit of...
9 Michigan Burger Joints Locals Pick Over the Big Chains
Michigan’s burger scene is packed with character, flavor, and local love. If you ask Michiganders where they go for a real burger, most will skip the national chains for places with a story, a following, and a recipe that hasn’t changed in decades. I’ve set out to highlight...
Plymouth residents express concern over growing rat problem
Many residents in Plymouth, Michigan, have been voicing their concerns over a rat problem that has been affecting seemingly every home in the northwest portion of the city.
City of Saline to receive MEDC grant for downtown meeting space
The City of Saline is getting a $1.5 million matching grant from the Michigan Economic Development Corporation to help pay for the development of a downtown public square. The space is to be created behind Murphy’s Crossing at the corner of Ann Arbor Street and Michigan Avenue. It’s envisioned that the space could be...
Ann Arbor Thrift Roundup 2025
Ann Arbor is home to tons of local and big-box stores, but its thrift shops are the true hidden gems. Thrifting saves new and gently used goods from landfills and often directly supports the community it serves. For students, thrifting is a affordable and sustainable way to enhance your wardrobe....
