Ann Arbor Police Chief Andre Anderson: Galvanizing city leadership is key to community policing
Caroline MacGregor: This is 89.1 WEMU, and today, as part of Black History Month, we are talking to Ann Arbor Chief of Police, Andre Anderson. Chief Anderson previously served as the Executive Assistant Police Chief with the Tempe Police Department in Arizona, and he has served in law enforcement for more than 34...
Espy Cafe opens in Ann Arbor, offering coffee and community
Espy Cafe, situated between downtown Ann Arbor and West Park, opened Jan. 10, bringing a distinctive business model to the Ann Arbor cafe scene — one based in a commitment to collectivist ideals, community and high quality food. The menu features classic options including drip coffee, espresso, lattes and...
Student sues University of Michigan over AI cheating accusations
LANSING, Mich. (WILX) -A student is suing the University of Michigan, claiming she was wrongly accused of using artificial intelligence to write her papers. The student says her own personal disabilities — anxiety and OCD — led to a unique tone in her writing, not AI. In the lawsuit, she claims she provided medical...
U-M ‘Chatbot’ Crackdown Backfires as Ann Arbor Student Sues to Save Diploma
An undergraduate at the University of Michigan has launched a federal court fight, claiming the university confused disability-linked writing habits with AI-generated prose and slapped her with a "No Record" grade that could derail her graduation. According to the complaint, the student was accused multiple times...
Poll sees older adults skipping updated COVID-19 vaccines – ‘They didn’t think they needed...
As Michigan sees growing rates of COVID-19 and high rates of influenza, a national poll led by the University of Michigan has found that 42% of individuals over 50 have not received a shot for either illness within the past six months. In a survey of 2,964 adults over 50, 49% of individuals told the […]
Mexican restaurant celebrates soft opening in downtown Pinckney
"Livingston In Photos," a series shot by reporter Makayla Coffee, highlights the extra-ordinary happenings of your neighbors. PINCKNEY — A new Mexican restaurant has celebrated an opening in the former Aunt Betty's at 126 W. Main St. The iconic diner closed in November 2025 after decades in business. Bernardo...
12 Michigan Restaurants That Opened Decades Ago and Still Have Lines Out the Door
Michigan is home to a treasure trove of historic restaurants that have stood the test of time, proving their worth with delicious food and a charming atmosphere. From bustling diners to elegant bistros, these culinary landmarks offer a nostalgic taste of the past. Discover 12 enduring favorites that continue to...
$750 million in contracts available at DTW, Willow Run — What to know
ROMULUS, Mich. – There’s a big opportunity for contractors and small businesses across Michigan at Detroit Metro Airport. The Wayne County Airport Authority is hosting a one-day outreach event at the Vibe Credit Union showplace on Feb. 23. $750 million in contracts are up for grabs over the...
Manchester Township Board meeting: Daubner recognized, WWRA, & Huron Valley Night Hawks
Decrease Font Size Increase Font Size Text Size Print This Page Send by Email. All board members were present at the February 10 board meeting except John Seefeld and Mike Walter. Also present were fire chief Mike Kouba, planning commissioner Jim Carpenter and a few members of the public. Kouba...
GEO pickets for better wages and protection from ICE after bargaining session canceled
The University Insider is The Daily’s first faculty and staff-oriented newsletter. This weekly newsletter will give U-M faculty and staff the ability to see the most important issues on campus and in Ann Arbor — particularly those related to administrative decisions — from the perspective of an independent news...
