Ann Arbor, MI – Citywide Crime Alert: Police Warn Drivers After Uptick in Vehicle...
Ann Arbor, MI – Police are warning residents to stay alert after a noticeable increase in thefts from unlocked vehicles across the city, according to the Ann Arbor Police Department. Officials say the majority of these thefts could have been prevented simply by locking vehicles and removing keys. “Nearly...
Indoor Sensory-Friendly Play Spaces in Southeast Michigan
As the weather cools down and playing outside regularly becomes less and less appealing for parents and kids alike, indoor sensory-friendly play spaces become integral for our developing young ones. If you’d like to have fun with your kids in a warm, safe environment, check out these four great locations!
Washtenaw County farms offer second purpose for pumpkins
Halloween may be behind us, but that doesn’t mean you have to throw away your jack-o’-lanterns. Washtenaw County is collaborating with local farms to give pumpkins a new purpose. The Washtenaw County Water Resources Department and seven local farms are accepting pumpkins to help feed farm animals or...
Washtenaw County Launches Drive-Thru Food Distribution to Help SNAP Recipients Amid Benefit Pauses
Washtenaw County will launch drive-thru food distribution centers in partnership with Food Gatherers to help residents facing a pause in Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program benefits. Centers open during the second week of November. The county is working with the local food bank to set up several distribution...
Bridal Salons in the Ann Arbor Area
Love is in the air, but the perfect wedding dress is… where? Check out the list below for a roundup of all the Ann Arbor bridal salons that will have you saying “I do” to your dream gown. The Love Club Bridal. Formerly Beloved Bridal, the Love...
The West End Grill in downtown Ann Arbor closing temporarily for remodeling
ANN ARBOR, MI — A 30-year-old downtown Ann Arbor restaurant will soon close for a remodel. The West End Grill, 120 W. Liberty St., will pause operations temporarily at the end of this year for a “remodel,” according to a Nov. 2 post on Facebook. “After 30...
Ypsilanti-based group ’22 a Day’ commemorates veterans lost to suicide
A few dozen veterans and supporters gathered Sunday in Ypsilanti Township to remember veterans lost to suicide. Next to the Vietnam Veterans Memorial, hundreds of white crosses had been erected, each including the name of a veteran who took their own life. Ypsilanti-based 22 a Day has held similar events...
River Raisin Mercantile going out of business
Decrease Font Size Increase Font Size Text Size Print This Page Send by Email. Sue LaRocque, owner of River Raisin Mercantile, is announcing this week that she is going out of business. Opening on May 5, 2017, River Raisin Mercantile, located at 138 Main St, has been a go-to location for more than eight years for...
Canton police investigating report of sewing needle found in Halloween candy
Police in Canton are looking for more information after they received a report of a sewing needle sticking out of a candy bar handed out during trick-or-treating last week. The needle, sticking out from a wrapped Twix, did not appear to seriously injure anyone, according to a Facebook post by the Canton Police...
At long last, Portage Central Mustangs claim first state championship in program history
GRAND LEDGE, Mich. — The wait for the Mustangs is finally over. Fitting, given that it took as much time as possible for the team to get there. Portage Central claimed the first boys soccer state championship in program history Saturday night, defeating Ann Arbor Huron in the MHSAA Division 1 title game 1-0 in...

















