3 arrested, 5 cited during Hash Bash during enforcement shakeup
Three people were cited for marijuana use on the Diag.
Michigan woman escapes 2 years of basement captivity, and 4 other major stories
A Saginaw woman has been charged with two felonies after police say she kept her malnourished sister-in-law locked in a basement for two years, collecting the victim’s disability payments and denying her food and water. This is one of five “must-read” stories from MLive to start your Tuesday....
Michigan Or UConn – Who Do You Got? Make Your Pick Before Tip-Off With...
After 66 beautiful games, The Big Dance is entering its last waltz. It all comes down to UConn and Michigan. Will Dan Hurley continue his dynasty, or will Dusty May start one of his own? Either way, let’s hope for a great game to finish out one of our favorite times on the sports calendar. If you’re like me and don’t have an emotional stake...
Michigan HC Dusty May, An Incredible Story | The Assist with Kyle Tucker
Kyle Tucker brings on Issac Trotter and Adam Finkelstein to discuss Dusty May and his coaching job at Michigan.
Key Errors That Hindered Arizona in Final Four
Arizona committed a few key errors that left the game out of reach.
Native American asks Ann Arbor to protect Indigenous rights with easement on city land
ANN ARBOR, MI — University of Michigan graduate student Jade Prange said she grew up in the small village of Kingsley in northern Michigan disconnected from her Native American roots. “I was born to a Lakota mother and a white father of immigrant descent. Both lost custody of me,...
Dan Hurley’s Wife Draws Attention With Personal Admission About Him
Andrea Hurley, Dan Hurley's wife, shared a personal story about her husband before the national championship game vs. Michigan.
Elliot Cadeau and Trey McKenney said it all about Yaxel Lendeborg’s effort
Yaxel Lendeborg proved in the Final Four that he will willing to do anything for his team.
Smaller crowd for Ann Arbor’s 55th annual ‘Hash Bash’
The 55th annual Hash Bash kicked off Saturday on the University of Michigan's Ann Arbor campus. The push for kush started in 1972 as a protest against harsh marijuana laws following the imprisonment of activist John Sinclair, later evolving into a celebration of legalization and cannabis culture.
Weighing the reality of spring break culture
During spring break, teens are naturally drawn to the big, fun, exciting parties. Unfortunately, this ties in with becoming more vulnerable to peer pressure. Potentially turning spring break deadly. Like it did for a 20-year-old college student from Michigan in Panama City, Florida in 2013, who died in an alcohol-related incident. For South students, is spring break truly this dangerous? Does a drinking...
