Ann Arbor MI

More than 60 cats have been rescued from a hoarding situation on Gaylord Street in Redford Township, and 20 of them are now available for free adoption at Michigan Humane's Westland location.

A $250,000 Michigan Lottery Keno ticket sold at Willow Creek Market on Michigan Avenue in Belleville has not been claimed, and the deadline to collect is July 30, 2026.

How is the city finding so many operating illegally and what is the city doing about it?

BRIGHTON, MI – A new nutrition shop in Brighton is offering area residents a variety of healthy beverage options, from shakes to teas. Brighton Nutrition hosted a grand opening celebration Tuesday, July 21, but opened in May, said business owner Jamie Craig. The store is located at 9864 E. Grand River Ave.

Better leave early and bring cash for parking lots.

Families of four inmates who died at a Ypsilanti women's prison held a vigil on Wednesday. They say the prison is riddled with black mold and where staff neglected the medical needs of inmates, according to attorneys representing some of the families. An autopsy report released days ago says Ashley...

ANN ARBOR, MI - English musician Fin Greenall, FINK, is coming to perform in Ann Arbor this August at The Ark. The show will take place at 8 p.m. on Saturday, August 11. Tickets start at $35 and can be found on the Ark’s website. Full list of dates...

When most homeowners picture a finished basement, they imagine the end result: the game room, the home gym, the wine cellar. What they rarely see is everything that happens in between. Matrix Basement Finishing wants to change that. The company is currently transforming a 1,400-square-foot basement in South Lyon into..

Milan Public Library will go fine-free starting Aug. 1, leaving Dexter District Library as the only public library in Washtenaw County that still charges them. The change follows a June discussion by the Milan Library Board about making the library more accessible. Less than 1% of the library’s $533,487.59 budget comes

The University of Michigan Board of Regents met at the Delamar Hotel in Traverse City Thursday morning to discuss on-campus construction and renovation projects. The meeting experienced technical difficulties, with audio being mostly unintelligible before the recording cut out completely. In an email to The Michigan Da