Ann Arbor MI

ANN ARBOR, MI — Heavy machinery, piles of tree trunks and shredded tree limbs could be spotted in recent days along South Main Street next to the University of Michigan Golf Course. What’s coming next?. Where several trees have been reduced to stumps, a big development is expected...

When Tony Alford made the move from Ohio State to Michigan, some people in his life had a serious problem with it.

Ann Arbor voters will decide this November whether to create a new municipal electric utility, paving the way for the replacement of DTE Energy as the city's electricity provider. The nonprofit group Ann Arbor for Public Power led the initiative, gathering more than 5,000 signatures on a petition to amend...

ANN ARBOR, MI - Although she worked in housekeeping and retail, Nora Peña Argueta dreamed of being a lawyer. “Her dream was always to advocate for other people,” said 18-year-old Hainstone Hurlston Peña, her son. Peña Argueta, 45, died Sunday, Aug. 2., when she was struck by...

Upcoming crime documentary containing major crime cases will have film screenings on August 7 and 8.

Students waiting outside Harvest Elementary last spring had a clear preference when they saw a bus approaching. “Bus 4, Bus 4,” they chanted, hoping one of Saline Area Schools’ new electric buses would arrive instead of a diesel model. The district’s three electric buses were delivered March 17...

Michigan has laid down the foundation for building a strong recruiting class next cycle. They already have started scheduling prospects for this home slate and locked in a game day visit for one of their top targets in Sammamish (WA.) Eastside Catholic 2028 four-star tight end Tytan McNeal, who's slated to be taking an

The Ann Arbor City Council has approved a rezoning and site plan for a new mixed-use development across from the Delonis Center. Plans are for a ten-story development featuring 285 housing units, a coffee shop, and a rooftop bar. It would replace the venues currently at Huron and First Street, including LIVE Nightclub

After five weeks of limiting produce, Michiganders are finally in the clear to have the fresh salad they have been craving. On August 6, 2026, the Michigan Department of Health and Human Services ended its recommendation to avoid eating lettuce and other produce out of concerns of cyclosporiasis. Cyclosporiasis is...

WEMU is once again making it easier to find your way to the Detroit Jazz Festival!. We're happy to be partnering with Golden Limousine to help make your journey to Detroit hassle free. Shuttles will be available Saturday, September 5th, Sunday, September 6th and Monday September 7th. Departures and returns happen at An