Ann Arbor MI

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

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

ANN ARBOR, MI — A highly anticipated recreational and sports building in Ann Arbor that cost approximately $165 million will open this week. The five-level University of Michigan Hadley Family Recreation & Well-Being Center, 401 Washtenaw Ave., will have a soft opening Wednesday, June 17. The facility is more...

A lawsuit has been filed against the Livingston County Sheriff’s Office alleging excessive force, violation of civil rights and gross negligence. The suit was filed June 9 in the Eastern District of Michigan United States District Court against LCSO, Sgt. Kendall Kretzschmer, Deputy Ryan Tibbetts and Deputy Bryan Uzoni

12-year-old girl dies after apparently drowning in a pool at Pickwick Apartments in Taylor, Michigan. Investigation is ongoing.

MONROE — Monroe County Sheriff Troy Goodnough (Good-nuff) has been elected to the 21-member Board of Directors of the National Sheriffs’ Association. He will serve during the organization’s summer conference June 10th in Omaha, Nebraska. Goodnough becomes just the third Michigan sheriff elected as a voting member...

The Daily is providing a weekly round-up of the biggest topics in upcoming municipal meetings, giving our readers a chance to engage with their local officials on the projects, appointments and decisions that hit closest to home. These round-ups are written on Fridays and updated online Mondays. Municipalities are not

E-bikes and other micromobility devices are appearing across Metro Detroit's roads, sidewalks, trails and public spaces, from pedal-assisted bikes and scooters to high-powered vehicles often marketed as e-bikes. Why it matters: Communities across the region are cracking down on vehicles that were much less common when

ADRIAN, MI – State investigators raided a business in Adrian, seizing 52 illegal gambling machines following a joint investigation by the Michigan Department of Attorney General and the Michigan Gaming Control Board. On June 4, investigators executed a search warrant at Games 4 U, 2984 Treat Hwy., Unit C,...

It took something as simple as a milk leak for a Michigan man to invent probably traffic's most important creation. Details are here