Ann Arbor MI

Live broadcasts always come with a bit of unpredictability, and reporters know anything can happen while the camera is rolling. Detroit journalist Nima Shaffe experienced this in the sweetest way when a stray kitten casually walked in and became the star of the segment. Here’s how the charming moment took...

PLYMOUTH — When Linda Filipczak talks about “listening to people,” she could just as easily be describing her 42-year career caring for cancer patients as she could her new role as Plymouth’s mayor. The longtime oncology nurse – chosen by her fellow commissioners Dec. 1 to...

Multiple rounds of winter weather were expected to hit Southeast Michigan on Tuesday and again on Wednesday. With the wintry mix comes school closures.

ANN ARBOR, Mich. – The City of Ann Arbor has launched a new rebate program focused on shovels and electric snow blowers. The program runs through March 1, 2026, or until funding runs out. Residents can trade in a gas-powered snow blower and receive up to $200 off an...

The library will open 'Americans and the Holocaust,' a traveling exhibition from the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum. The exhibit examines how Americans responded to Nazism, the refugee crisis, and the Holocaust. It uses photographs, newspapers, government documents, and personal stories.

As the first wave of snow makes its way through Metro Detroit, here’s what to know about the second wave that’s expected on Tuesday evening. During the first wave on Tuesday morning, Ann Arbor saw an inch of snow in about 90 minutes. The first wave is expected to be out of the area by noon.

ANN ARBOR, MI — Amid rising housing costs and homelessness, Ann Arbor officials are contemplating a new solution: a pallet home village. City staff pitched the idea of temporary tiny homes as a response to a growing homelessness crisis during City Council’s annual planning session Monday night, Dec. 8.

The Ann Arbor City Council voted Nov. 17 to approve an approximately $1.3 million project in partnership with the Michigan Department of Transportation to enhance pedestrian safety. The project aims to expand upon Ann Arbor’s Vision Zero goal of eliminating fatalities and serious injuries resulting from traffic...

Some city fees are on the rise in Saline. It's being seen especially at the Rec Center and in local parks - a city department that's been in deficit for years. But it also included a bump in rental inspection fees. Here are the increases at the Rec Center. Rec...

The Ann Arbor City Council met at Larcom City Hall Monday evening to hear presentations on recent progress from various city departments and civic organizations and discuss future city projects, including the Fourth Avenue Project and the 350 South Fifth Avenue project. The council heard presentations from the Ann...