Hundreds line up for EMU’s Thanksgiving drive-thru event
Hundreds of people lined up Thursday morning for Eastern Michigan University’s annual “Thankful to Go” Thanksgiving food giveaway. By 10 AM, the cars were lined up in the parking lot of the George Gervin Center. As more people arrived, they were directed to form a line in the parking lot across the street.
Michigan board publicly declares opposition to proposed $2.4 billion outside investment in Big Ten
ANN ARBOR, Mich. (AP) -- The University of Michigan governing board publicly declared its opposition to the possibility of giving up a stake of the Big Ten in exchange for $2.4 billion in private
Plymouth-Canton bus driver dies after medical emergency outside bus garage
PLYMOUTH — A Plymouth-Canton Community Schools bus driver died Thursday morning after suffering an apparent medical emergency outside the district’s bus garage. Plymouth Police Chief Al Cox said officers were called to the bus facility off Mill Street just as students were arriving for the day at nearby East Middle...
Person found dead in park south of Ann Arbor
PITTSFIELD TWP., MI - Police are investigating after a person was found dead in a park in Pittsfield Township. The person was found around 7:10 a.m. Wednesday, Nov. 19, in Montibeller Park, 4305 Ellsworth Road in Pittsfield Township, the township’s police department said in a release. Police had been...
Restoration of historic Black cemetery in Washtenaw County uncovers burial sites with radar
YPSILANTI, Mich. – Woodlawn Cemetery, a historically Black burial ground long abandoned and overgrown, is getting a second chance through a dedicated restoration effort. Background: Historic Black cemetery abandoned for 60 years in Washtenaw County to be restored. Volunteers and community partners have cleared much...
Saline Crime Blotter – Nov. 20, 2025
The Saline Police Department provided the information behind these reports, found on the CLEMIS page. On Nov. 15, someone attempted to steal a vehicle on the 400 block of North Maple Road. The vehicle's window was smashed and it appeared someone tampered with the ignition. Police do not yet have a suspect.
Unveiling the Nightly Resting Spots of City Buses
Have you ever wondered where all the buses go at the end of the day? This question has sparked a lively discussion on social media, with people sharing their observations and theories about the resting places of these large vehicles.
Inside Pioneer’s move toward two-section classrooms
The first day of school in the 2025-2026 academic year was filled with confusion as Pioneer High School students walked into classrooms to find students taking completely different courses sitting at their table. Some of these instances were common scheduling issues, but most came with a new policy: combined sections.
Ann Arbor CLUP moving forward with Planning Commission
The Ann Arbor Planning Commission has wrapped up its changes to the Comprehensive Land Use Plan. The Commission and the city’s Planning Department have been going through various edits. One issue that garnered a lot of discussion on Tuesday was short-term rentals. It’s a topic that has many Ann Arbor residents...
Effects of Immigration Raids on Mental Health of Families and Students
ANN ARBOR—William Lopez, clinical assistant professor of health behavior and health equity at the University of Michigan, has dedicated years to studying the effects of immigration enforcement on communities throughout the United States. Through his research, Lopez seeks to understand how immigration raids alter the...

















