Saline Screening to Spotlight Homelessness Across Washtenaw
As homelessness continues to rise across Washtenaw County, First Presbyterian Church of Saline will host a public screening of “The Road Home,” a documentary examining the connections among homelessness, housing insecurity and mental health. The free screening will take place on Sept. 13, 2 to 5 p.m. at...
Dexter Finalizes B2B Trail Agreements
Dexter City Council approved two agreements formalizing the city’s role in the long-planned Border-to-Border Trail connection between Dexter and Chelsea. The items, placed on the council’s Aug. 10 consent agenda, included a project agreement and a permanent non-motorized recreation trail easement with the Washtenaw Cou
From Prison to Pro: Ypsilanti program helps formerly incarcerated people learn digital skills
YPSILANTI, Mich. – For people returning to their communities after years or even decades behind bars, learning how to navigate the digital world can be an important step toward starting over. About a dozen formerly incarcerated people recently gathered inside the Ypsilanti District Library for a digital literacy worksh
Lawsuit against Toll Brothers’ Lodi Township development passes preliminary hearing
The lawsuit against Toll Brothers over parts of their subdivision development plans in Lodi Township has passed a preliminary hearing at the 22nd Circuit Court of Washtenaw County. Lodi Township resident Susan Miller is suing Toll Brothers for their intention to build over an easement that Miller uses to access...
Borderline five-star target expected back at Michigan for Oklahoma game
Michigan already has been building an impressive visitor list for the massive week two showdown for when the Oklahoma Sooners come to town. One of the Wolverines' top overall targets in the 2028 class in Orem (UT.) 2028 four-star EDGE Major Stokes confirmed with The Michigan Insider that he's planning to return for tha
Milan Graduate Works with Navy’s First Unmanned Undersea Group
From Milan High School to some of the Navy’s newest technology beneath the sea, Petty Officer 1st Class Alayna Humes has built a career around adapting to what comes next. Humes, a 2018 Milan High School graduate, is one of the sailors assigned to the Navy’s first unmanned undersea group in Keyport, Washington. She joi
Man pleads no contest to 2021 shooting outside Ann Arbor spurred by cars nearly...
ANN ARBOR, MI - A man accused of fatally shooting another man during a confrontation in parking a lot outside Ann Arbor has pleaded no contest. Marvin Sullivan, 34, was one of two men that approached the car of 35-year-old Deryl Banks after Banks and another car almost collided, according to testimony given during Sull
‘Michigan Is Cooked. They Better Hire Patriots A/V Team’ — Fans in Disbelief Over...
Bryce Underwood's recent comments on the Ohio State rivalry invited strong reactions from Michigan fans.
Saline’s Davenport Curtiss Mansion Opens a New Chapter
Working group explains on the Lucy Ann Lance show how community ownership brings renewed attention to an 1875 landmark and the stories preserved inside it. The Davenport Curtiss Mansion has long been one of Saline’s most recognizable landmarks. Now, after its recent purchase by the city, the 1875 Second Empire-style ho
Homelessness has risen 118% in Ann Arbor area, newly released count shows
ANN ARBOR, MI — As rising homelessness remains an ongoing challenge and topic of community discussion, newly released data further illustrates the severity of the problem. Washtenaw County’s most recent homeless point-in-time count showed a 24% jump from 2025 to 2026 — after the numbers already rose 77% from 2022 to 20

















