Ann Arbor MI

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Forget ordinary petting zoos—this Michigan farm brings nearly 200 animals right into the action. Just outside Ann Arbor, Domino’s Farms Petting Farm is the kind of place where a simple family outing can turn into hours of animal encounters, curious kids, and plenty of muddy-shoe memories. Alpacas, cows,...

Ypsilanti Community Schools has received authorization to establish its second International Baccalaureate Programme. The district began its first IB programme focusing on career-related fields last year. The new IB Diploma Programme at YCS will have students take critical thinking and essay courses to prepare them for

University of Michigan students clash over a pass/fail policy hiding first-semester freshman grades, debating mental health relief vs. study habits.

Michigan will be without five-star freshman edge rusher Carter Meadows against Western Michigan. Meadows had been generating significant buzz during fall camp.

YPSILANTI, MI — Ypsilanti gig worker Lonnie Brammer has been making app-based grocery deliveries for several years. Brammer quickly learned the pitfalls gig delivery drivers often face — from people who don’t tip to aggressive dogs and safety hazards. His experiences gave him a business idea: create...

The Ohio State Buckeyes' surprising decision to hold Senior Day in Week 1 instead of before its Michigan showdown has divided the CFB world.

Six months after taking the job, Chelsea City Manager Elle Cole is out, and the paperwork behind her firing points to allegations of dishonesty, misuse of public funds and inappropriate workplace behavior. The Chelsea City Council voted unanimously last Thursday to terminate Cole following a closed session, capping a t

Michigan fans thought they were going to beat Ohio State this year. Turns out they can't even beat a directional Michigan school.

A 39-year-old man in Livingston County, Michigan, used the money he earned from selling cans to purchase a winning $500,000 scratch-off lottery ticket. The man, who wishes to remain anonymous, told the Michigan Lottery that he has a Sunday ritual of returning used cans for money and then spending the money on lottery t