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Hello, Ann Arbor: A strange home invasion, FBI raids and healing through horses
An Ann Arbor couple returned from Washington, D.C., to discover a woman had managed to claim their house, legally deeded in their names, as hers. Using an ID with the stolen address, she had the locks changed and nestled in. The saga, and the pending felony home invasion case, has been unfolding for months.
An old chimney left standing following recent demolition of buildings on the 415 W. Washington St. property across from the ...
The Michigan Wolverines significantly impacted the NFL draft, with three national championship players going in the first ...
The City of Ann Arbor Police Department, alongside University of Michigan Medicine, is holding a medication take-back event ...
A new six-story hotel rising across Huron Street from Ann Arbor’s Justice Center poses a safety problem city officials aim to ...
Potential Michigan basketball transfer Yaxel Lendeborg, has already pledged to U-M, but has kept his name in the NBA draft.
Ann Arbor’s Hash Bash has been a beacon of cannabis advocacy, evolving from a protest into a celebrated cultural festival ...
Ann Arbor community members and environmental orgs marched across from the EPA's National Vehicle and Fuel Emissions Lab for ...
Richard Levoid Johnson II, 34, of Detroit, has been charged with home invasion-first degree and possession or sale of a taser ...
According to a recently released list from Forbes Magazine, U-M ranks among the best "new Ivies.' See the full list ...
Ann Arbor Earth Day protests address layoffs of federal environment workers and potential impact on climate research.
Ann Arbor's top lawyer at city hall is getting a $30,000 raise after the city administrator received the same.
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