Campfire Grill Warms Hearts on Its First Days Open
Despite temperatures around eight degrees, Charles Howard walked to the Campfire Grill on Dexter Avenue early Tuesday morning. Then he warmed up inside, waiting for breakfast. “It beats having to drive to the other end of town,” said the Milan resident of more than 60 years, who lives next door. He used to come to...
ICE reportedly takes Ypsilanti Community Schools parents into custody
Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents were reported to be present near an Ypsilanti Community Schools campus Jan. 27, taking several parents into custody while off school grounds, according to a letter sent to Ypsilanti families from YCS Superintendent Alena Zachery-Ross. The letter did not indicate that any...
University of Michigan neurologists encourage protecting your ‘brain health’
MICHIGAN (WLUC) - A new report says the number of people in America who will develop dementia is set to double. More than seven million Americans have Alzheimer’s or a related cause of dementia. A new report from the National Institutes of Health says the number of people who...
Twilight Tunes Dueling Pianos performs for energetic crowd in Brighton
"Livingston In Photos," a series shot by reporter Makayla Coffee, highlights the extra-ordinary happenings of your neighbors. BRIGHTON — For this week's Livingston in Photos, I decided to check out "Dueling Pianos" at The Pound! Bar & Grill in downtown Brighton. Matt Giraud, Jacob Prell and Cassidy Velthouse with...
Student activists allege unreasonable charges, excessive delays from UMich FOIA Office
The University Insider is The Daily’s first faculty and staff-oriented newsletter. This weekly newsletter will give U-M faculty and staff the ability to see the most important issues on campus and in Ann Arbor — particularly those related to administrative decisions — from the perspective of an independent news...
MHSAA expands NIL for high school athletes, bans collectives
MHSAA expands NIL to allow individual endorsements and appearances for high school athletes while banning collectives and school involvement.
Man sentenced to time served, probation for robbing Saline restaurant at knifepoint
ANN ARBOR, MI - A man who pleaded guilty to robbing a Subway restaurant has been sentenced to time served. John Fulton, 60, was sentenced to 130 days in jail, with credit for 130 days already served, after pleading guilty to using a knife to rob the Saline restaurant, according to court records. He will also serve...
Kyle Whittingham Makes Feelings Clear on Son of Heisman Winner Michigan Legend With Fresh...
Kyle Whittingham’s tenure at Michigan is quickly being defined by a legendary name, as his staff makes a priority push for the son of Heisman winner and program icon Charles Woodson. The Heisman winner has already spoken very highly of Whittingham. Even though Whittingham was not there in Ann Arbor last fall, the...
Special Weather Statement Issued 1:25PM for Washtenaw County
A Special Weather Statement with moderate severity has been issued for areas including St. Clair, Livingston, Oakland, Macomb, Washtenaw, Wayne, Lenawee, and Monroe, effective from January 27, 1:25 PM to 3:30 PM. Expect westerly winds of 15-20 mph gusting to 30 mph, resulting in localized blowing snow and potential...
Man fatally struck while crossing street near Ann Arbor identified
PITTSFIELD TWP., MI - A man who was fatally struck by a vehicle while crossing the street near Ann Arbor in December has been identified. Paul Bernstein, 82, was fatally injured around 5:40 p.m., Dec. 15, when he was struck by a vehicle going west on Washtenaw Avenue, confirmed Jason Hohner, deputy chief with the...
