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Michigan Wolverines Cancel Athletic Event With Texas Tech Amidst Brendan Sorsby Case

The Wolverines will look to boycott future events with Texas Tech.
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Ann Arbor OKs up to $200K for reparations study exploring harms to Black residents

“Communities that are confident in their values do not shy away from difficult truths," Council Member Cynthia Harrison said. “They confront them, learn from them and use that knowledge to build a more equitable future.”
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Saline’s View of the SEC Expansion

More opportunities and competition are two of the benefits the Saline Area Schools Athletic Department see coming with the expansion of the Southeastern Conference, which begins at the start of the 2027-2028 school year. During the June 9 Saline Board of Education meeting, Athletic Director Ashley Mantha and Assistant
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Crowded race taking shape for Ann Arbor’s board of education

ANN ARBOR, MI – With just over a month until the filing deadline, the race for Ann Arbor Public Schools’ Board of Education is starting to fill up. At least six newcomers have thrown their hat into the ring, as of this month, with support for teachers and district finances continuing to make up some of their top motiva
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Saline Township Approves Industrial Moratorium as Data Center Work Continues

Saline Township officials approved a one-year industrial development moratorium June 10 as work continues on The Barn data center and the township considers how to handle future large-scale projects. The moratorium applies to industrial development while the township works on zoning regulations. Officials clarified dur
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Historic Black cemetery near Ypsilanti was neglected for decades. Help restore it on Juneteenth

YPSILANTI TWP., MI — People looking for a way to give back to the local community on Juneteenth can help uncover and restore local Black history by volunteering at Woodlawn Cemetery near Ypsilanti. A “Juneteenth Day of Service” event will be held 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Friday, June...
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Man arrested in Van Buren Township after police standoff

VAN BUREN TWP., Mich. (FOX 2) - One man has surrendered after a multi-hour standoff with police in Van Buren Township near Belleville. It all started at 4 p.m. on Monday when Canton police were called to a reported driver armed with a gun who was traveling into Canton, reportedly to harm himself or others with a gun. W
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23-year-old Michigan rapper shot dead near Ypsilanti

Michigan rapper BLVD Book has been shot and killed. The 23-year-old (real name Davin Copeland Jr) was identified as the man who lost his life near Ypsilanti on June 9th. According to MLive, Book died at around midnight near a business complex in the 2000 block of Golfside Road in Ypsilanti Township.
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Between Detroit And Ann Arbor Is A Sprawling Suburb With Open Green Spaces And...

The rich farmland of southern Michigan was a big draw for settlers moving west in the early 19th century. By 1835, these early pioneers had turned the forests west of Detroit into dairy, sheep, and produce farms, establishing the boundaries of Livonia Township in the process. Like many towns around Motor City, Livonia
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Gov. Whitmer Announces 164 New Jobs, More Than $27 Million Expansion Project in Washtenaw,...

LANSING, Mich. – Today, Governor Gretchen Whitmer announced two business expansion projects across Michigan creating $27,750,000 in capital investment and 164 good-paying jobs, furthering small business expansions in Michigan. CRP Automotive in Pittsfield is announcing their expansion to support the growing demand for

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