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11 road closures scheduled this week across Michigan

The calendar is about to flip to June as road construction projects continue throughout Michigan. More than 65 road projects and special events will begin between Sunday, May 31, and Saturday, June 6, resulting in various levels of closures on the state’s primary roads, according to the Michigan Department of Transport
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Chelsea Family Cat’s Death Under Investigation by Humane Society

The death of a Chelsea family’s pet cat is among several recent animal cruelty cases being investigated by the Humane Society of Huron Valley (HSHV), according to the organization. The case involves Bucky, a missing cat whose owner says was found in a neighbor’s burn pit after suffering severe...
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Truck driver arrested after shooting at family on highway in Michigan

MICHIGAN — A truck driver was arrested after allegedly firing a handgun at a vehicle carrying a family during a road rage incident on U.S. 23 in Monroe County, according to Michigan State Police. Troopers responded around 7:42 p.m. Saturday to a report of a possible shooting on northbound U.S. 23 near Mile Marker 20 […
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U-M continues data center plans despite local opposition

The University of Michigan is continuing to plan a large-scale supercomputing facility in Ypsilanti Township, despite three denouncement resolutions from the city and township, consistent opposition from local residents and a recent moratorium on Ypsilanti's water and sewer services that restricts their use for data ce
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Ann Arbor softball districts: Saline passes first test, Chelsea and Milan advance

When it mattered most, Saline’s softball team did what championship squads do on Saturday. The Hornets passed the first test on their quest to repeat as Division 1 state champions, edging out Dexter and topping Ann Arbor Pioneer in the district tournament. Saline withstood a fierce effort from Dexter...
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Summerfield holds off Manchester for district softball title

BRITTON – In a rematch of a one-run 2025 regional final, the Summerfield softball team beat Manchester 6-4 in a district final on Friday. After Manchester won 2-1 in Morenci in the regional a year ago, Friday’s rematch was another close game, with pitchers Avary DuRussel of Manchester and Brea Olmstead of Summerfield i
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Tour $2M Tudor with modern luxury ADU near Michigan Stadium

ANN ARBOR – A luxurious, recently-updated historic Tudor just blocks from Michigan Stadium boasts a fully-featured accessory dwelling unit for a cool $2 million. The home at 901 Fifth St. in Ann Arbor was built in 1937 and features four bedrooms and three-and-a-half bathrooms, while the separate ADU, built in 2023, con
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Michigan Is Testing Roads Made From Old Tires

Ann Arbor is testing rubberized asphalt made from recycled tires. Officials say it could mean smoother, quieter roads that last longer.
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Grass Lake man killed after car leaves road, hits multiple trees Saturday morning

GRASS LAKE TWP., Mich. (NEWS 10) - Authorities believe alcohol and speed played a role in a single-vehicle crash that killed a 22-year-old Grass Lake man early Saturday morning. The crash happened near the intersection of Mount Hope and Katz Roads in Grass Lake Township around 4:20 a.m. on May...
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U-M collects tons of items for reuse during spring student move-out

The University of Michigan collected more than 16 tons of reusable goods during the spring student move-out. It was a record for the long-running program design to reduce landfill materials. The collections have been taking place for over 25 years as students move out of residence halls. Clothing, bedding, and...

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