AAATA starts free weekend fare program for the summer
The Ann Arbor Area Transportation Authority is starting its free weekend bus fare program this coming week. Residents who have an Ann Arbor District Library or Ypsilanti District Library card can ride the bus for free on Saturdays and Sundays. Jeff Pfeifer is the AAATA’s Manager of Public Affairs. He...
Weekend Travel Advisories For US-23 & North Territorial Road
A weekend lane closure on US-23 in the Brighton/Green Oak Township area. MDOT advises that northbound US-23 will have one lane closed from 8 Mile to Spencer Road for pavement marking. That lane closure will be in effect daily this Saturday and Sunday from 7am to 7pm. -Travel Advisory for...
Lifelong Saline Resident, Clinton “Skip” Carl Johnson, III, Lived Life with a Spirit of...
Clinton Carl Johnson III, better known to family and friends as "Skip," passed away on Saturday, June 6, 2026, at the age of 69. Born on April 6, 1957, in Ann Arbor, Michigan, Skip was a lifelong resident of Saline, where he built lasting friendships and created countless memories with family and loved ones.
Brighton sushi restaurant cited for cook with open wound in May
Each month, the Livingston County Health Department inspects restaurants, schools and other facilities for unsafe food practices. Good food safety practices are critical to preventing foodborne illness and promoting public health. The Daily publishes reports on "priority" violations — those that could "directly lead to
Michigan Workers Spot A Small Bundle Near The Pavement And Realize It Is Still...
Animals who become lost, injured, or separated from familiar surroundings often struggle without anyone realizing how badly they need help. In Michigan, employees at a local funeral home noticed something unusual near the parking lot. At first, the sight did not appear especially concerning. But as they kept watching,
Issues between Washtenaw Sheriff Dyer and Washtenaw Commission Chair Scott return
Washtenaw County Sheriff Alyshia Dyer says what was alleged to be a “marijuana cigarette” in a vehicle she once used turned out to be an empty cardboard wrapper. In the wake of the findings, Dyer called out County Commission Chair Katie Scott on public media. On Thursday afternoon,...
Michigan AG challenges huge data center project after key contract terms are blacked out
Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel raises concerns about lack of transparency in a proposed data center contract filed with the Michigan Public Service Commission. A TikTok clip from Bloomberg Business (@BloombergBusiness) is drawing attention to a massive proposed data center near Ann Arbor, Michigan. The clip high
Dexter Takes First Step Toward Permanently Protecting Monument Park
Council Action Clears Way for Voters to Decide Park’s Future. With little discussion and no public controversy, the Dexter City Council on June 8 approved two resolutions that may ultimately settle one of the city’s longest-running land-use disputes. The council first voted to vacate portions of Main Street...
Roundabout and infrastructure improvements planned for Pontiac Trail in Ann Arbor
Rendering of a new roundabout to be built at the intersection of Pontiac Trail and Dhu Varren Road in Ann Arbor. The City of Ann Arbor has announced its plans to reconfigure the intersection at Pontiac Trail and Dhu Varren Road. The Pontiac Trail project includes a roundabout, upgrades to...
Ranking Michigan Football’s 2026 Freshmen by Immediate Impact
When the news of Sherrone Moore’s firing broke, a million thoughts raced through the minds of fans. “What the hell?!” was the prevailing sentiment, quickly followed by, “No, seriously, what the f–” (we’ll keep it PG). Not too far behind the genuine frustrated shock and awe was, “What about the recruiting class?” Signed
