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Flipped motorhome led to U.S. 23 crash near Brighton

GREEN OAK TWP, MI - A 4-car crash resulted in a motorhome flip that shut down parts of U.S. 23 on Thursday. The crash occurred Thursday, July 23 on northbound U.S. 23 near 9 Mile Road, the Greek Oak Township Police Department said. Investigators determined that the motorhome came to...
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Lodi Township resident sues Toll Brothers over property development

A Lodi Township resident has filed a lawsuit against home developer Toll Brothers with the 22nd Circuit Court of Washtenaw County. Susan Miller’s property is part of a land easement that is the site of a future subdivision by Toll Brothers. Samuel Estenson is Miller’s attorney. He says the...
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Best places to raise a family in Washtenaw County

Choosing a place to raise a family can impact the way a child sees the world. Niche, a website offering rankings and statistics on towns, schools and colleges, also publishes a ranking of the best places to raise a family. See the rankings below to find out how towns in Washtenaw County stack up. These statistics were
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Man pleads to manslaughter for fatal shooting at prom send-off

ANN ARBOR, MI - A man has pleaded no contest to manslaughter for a fatal shooting that occurred during a 2024 prom send-off party. Lamar Parker, 48, is facing up to 15 years in prison for fatally shooting Nicholas Jernigan during an altercation in May 2024 in what he has previously called an act of self-defense.
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Man detained by ICE again after last year’s release outside Ann Arbor school, family...

SALINE, MI - A man who was released after ICE detained him last year outside an Ann Arbor school has been detained a second time, according to his family. Rodrigo Osorio, 32, was taking his mother to get a pedicure around 9 a.m. Tuesday, July 28, when they were stopped by federal agents on Michigan Avenue, said niece K
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500 Ann Arbor rentals now in compliance with new green housing ordinance

The Ann Arbor Office of Sustainability and Innovations (OSI) has reported that over 500 rental properties have met the requirements of the Green Rental Housing Ordinance, which enforces more energy-efficient rental spaces in Ann Arbor. Buildings in Ann Arbor account for close to two-thirds of the city’s greenhouse gas
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Over 600 People Fall Victim To A Morgan Wallen Ticket & Meet-And-Greet Scam In...

You’ve got to keep your head on a swivel out there in today’s scam-likely world. Unfortunately and frustratingly, scammers are trying to reel in victims any way that they can. In one of the latest examples, a man named John Klein who lives in Plymouth, Michigan, is being accused of scamming hundreds of Morgan Wallen fa
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Washtenaw and Livingston Take Different Paths on ICE Cooperation

Washtenaw and Livingston counties are taking sharply different approaches to federal immigration enforcement. The Livingston County Sheriff’s Office joined a formal partnership with U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement on July 20. The county is also seeking $7.5 million through a federal grant program for body-worn
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Not even Michigan’s leader thinks the Wolverines can beat Ohio State in 2026

The leader of TTUN doesn't even list beating Ohio State as a realistic goal of his this year.
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City emails detail how aggressive panhandling reached boiling point in Ann Arbor

ANN ARBOR, MI — Concerns about the state of downtown Ann Arbor reached a boiling point last September, causing a group of hundreds of businesses and property owners to draft a lengthy letter to city leaders demanding urgent action. A group calling itself the Ann Arbor Business Coalition expressed...

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