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13-year-old dies after jumping off Ypsilanti bridge

YPSILANTI, MI - A 13-year-old was found dead Wednesday evening after he jumped off a bridge in Ypsilanti. A family member called emergency services around 5:15 p.m., March 25, to report the teen boy had jumped off the bridge overlooking the Huron River near Spring and Catherine streets, said Ken Hobbs, chief of the...
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U.S. 23 lane closures scheduled in Washtenaw County for bridge demolition

WASHTENAW COUNTY, MI – Motorists should prepare for lane closures and detours on U.S. 23 at Warren Road in Washtenaw County as crews demolish a bridge over the upcoming weekend. The closures will begin at 9 p.m. Friday, March 27, and continue through 5 a.m. Monday, March 30. During...
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Ann Arbor department heads present budget requests to City Council

The Ann Arbor City Council Monday night began its annual budget process. Members heard preliminary revenue and expenditure assumptions and proposed spending programs from department heads. WEMU’s Kevin Meerschaert reports. Ann Arbor is expecting to see an increase of about 4-point-5% in property tax revenue along...
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Washtenaw County reports 7th measles case; exposure location

FOX 2 - A seventh case of measles in a Washtenaw County unvaccinated child has been confirmed by the health department on Wednesday. The most recent case was a close contact of the first case reported on March 11, and may have exposed others at a local health care facility.
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The Ranch Honky Tonk Brings Live Country Energy to Downtown Ann Arbor

Downtown Ann Arbor is about to get louder, livelier and a whole lot more country. Opening its doors on March 26, The Ranch Honky Tonk promises to deliver a high-energy nightlife experience centered on live music, cold drinks and packed dance floors. Located at 122 West Washington Street, the new venue aims to fill a...
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CONTROVERSY: Kyle Whittingham’s Legacy has Utah Fans FURIOUS | Michigan Move Worse than we...

Did Kyle Whittingham tarnish his legacy at Utah after the recent contract drama and his move to Michigan? Fans are outraged and they have a right to be.
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Driver, 81, crashes into Kroger store in Ypsilanti Township, authorities say

An investigation is underway after authorities say an 81-year-old driver crashed into a Kroger store on Wednesday in Ypsilanti Township.
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Ann Arbor School Board to hear report on Sinking Fund Millage renewal

Future construction projects in the Ann Arbor Public Schools District are on hold until voters decide to renew the district’s sinking fund millage. The millage will be discussed at tonight’s School Board meeting. WEMU’s Kevin Meerschaert reports. Last month, the school board was told construction costs have...
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Webster Township Police Summary, Feb. 2026

The Washtenaw County Sheriff’s Office reported 92 calls for service in Webster Township in February 2026. Total calls for 2026 (Jan-Feb) are 172, down from 190 last year, a 9% decrease. Traffic Activity Declines. Deputies conducted eight traffic stops in February. Four citations were issued. Violations included...
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Trials to run in November for trio accused in Washtenaw County foster family killings

ANN ARBOR, MI - Trial dates have been set for a trio accused of killing two at a foster family’s home after the judge overseeing the cases said a joint trial would be an “impossibility.”. “It’s not only physically, logistically impossible – staffing is impossible,” said Judge Patrick...

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