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ANN ARBOR, MI - I’m 32 and have lived more than half my life in Ann Arbor. That is still not enough time to hit every single restaurant I want to visit in the city (or Washtenaw County, for that matter). Whether it’s the seafood at Pacific Rim or the burger at Casey’s Tavern, there are dishes I have yet to taste, places I have yet to explore. Restaurant Week is the perfect time to knock some of those bucket list establishments off your list.

ANN ARBOR – By now, it is clear who the top Ann Arbor-area girls basketball teams are, and they continue to highlight that every night on the court. See which teams have moved up and down the power rankings for this week.

ANN ARBOR – Here are the final scores from Ann Arbor-area high school basketball games for Tuesday, Feb. 7. If there is a score missing, please contact gwickliffe@mlive.com to report the score.

Officials shared that Ja’Niah Jones was last seen by her family, who think she may be in the 7 Mile and Rutherford Street area of northwest Detroit.

AAPS superintendent Jeanice Swift addressed the fake threat made to Huron High School on Feb. 7, 2023.

ANN ARBOR – Here is the schedule of Ann Arbor-area high school basketball games for Tuesday, Feb. 7, 2023.

ANN ARBOR, MI — Doug Selby has said the quadplex he’s going to build at 530 N. Division St. could be the most sustainable apartment building ever built in Ann Arbor. The city’s historic district guidelines still limit people’s ability to put solar panels on buildings in historic districts. Selby said he hopes the type of project he’s doing is repeatable and scaleable, so more people will build similar buildings. Ann Arbor wants to get off gas to help save the planet. Read more Ann Arbor development stories.

Michigan State Police said they have received a series of fake threats targeting schools across the state, including in Ann Arbor and Detroit.

A 14-year-old girl who disappeared more than three months ago in Ann Arbor, leaving behind a note, is still missing.

Business and property owners can learn more details and have questions about A2 Area Commercial Solar Program answered during a Zoom webinar from noon to 1 p.m. on Feb. 28.

ANN ARBOR, MI — Ann Arbor has approved closing Washington Street for a public reception in conjunction with the University of Michigan’s presidential inauguration. City Council voted Monday night, Feb. 6, to OK the university’s request to shut down one block of Washington Street between Fletcher and Thayer streets from March 6-8. The street closure is adjacent to the pedestrian mall. 5 things to know about Santa Ono, University of Michigan’s 15th presidentThe inauguration ceremony includes an academic procession, musical selections, speakers, performers and a presidential address where Ono will share his vision for the future of the university. MORE FROM THE ANN ARBOR NEWS:After recent scandals, Santa Ono ready to lead University of Michigan to ‘better place’‘More work to do’: Santa Ono highlights diversity gains, shortcomings at University of MichiganAnn Arbor air-quality monitoring shows unhealthy levels downtownAlbert Kahn’s designs live throughout Ann Arbor and University of Michigan’s campusNew program helps Washtenaw County businesses realize benefits of going solar

For National Missing Person Day on Friday (Feb. 3) the Ann Arbor Police Department reminded the community of four people who went missing from Tree Town.

A new non-invasive prostate cancer screening test was developed based on work by University of Michigan researchers.

ANN ARBOR, MI — As part of Ann Arbor’s quest to move toward a cleaner future with less gasoline vehicle exhaust and less overall pollution, the city is now monitoring local air quality. The city’s Environmental Commission recently received a report from city staff on the new initiative, which started last year and is showing initial findings for three locations.

ANN ARBOR – The Ann Arbor-area Winter Sports Athlete of the Week poll continues with 12 student-athletes nominated for the fan poll for the week of Jan. 30-Feb. 4. Readers can vote as many times as they’d like until the poll closes at 9 a.m. on Friday.

WASHTENAW COUNTY, MI - A bridge west of Ann Arbor that has been closed for more than a decade will soon be no more. Crews working for the Washtenaw County Road Commission are set to begin removing the bridge on Liberty Road in Lima Township beginning on Monday, Feb. 6. The bridge across Mill Creek between Guenther and Dancer roads, some seven miles west of Ann Arbor city limits, closed in 2011 after a regular inspection revealed extensive structural deterioration, making it unsafe, officials said. The structure is being removed because of its condition and the duration of the closure, under an agreement between the road commission and the Michigan Department of Transportation. Read more: 10 Washtenaw County bridges in ‘severe’ need of rehab or replacement, state report showsThe bridge dates back to 1932, according to a state bridge database.

ANN ARBOR, MI -- A man charged in a January Ann Arbor bank robbery, but who failed to appear in court has turned himself in to the police. Richmond Blake Starbuck, 37, came to the Ann Arbor Police station around 12:30 p.m. Saturday, Feb. 4, according to police spokesperson Chris Page. Starbuck had previously been free on a $5,000 personal recognizance bond on one felony count of bank robbery. Read more: Ann Arbor bank robbery suspect arrested 6 minutes after the robberyBank robbery is a capital offence punishable by up to life in prison. Read more from The Ann Arbor News:Unsafe sidewalk conditions between Ann Arbor, Ypsilanti persist after years of talksWas deputy’s death an accident or something more sinister?

ANN ARBOR -- Juwan Howard laughed before the question was finished. His Michigan team had just defeated Ohio State on Sunday, 77-69, for a second straight win that improved the Wolverines’ record to 13-10 overall and 7-5 in the Big Ten. The head coach was asked if he’d discussed the NCAA Tournament with his players and, essentially, what they’d need to do the rest of the way to earn an invitation.

Unique artwork, create on skateboard decks, from more than 20 artists will be up for grabs from 7-10 p.m. on Thursday, Feb. 23.

Library patrons who stop by the downtown branch can participate in hands-on crafting sessions with sushi-themed pom-poms, jellyfish friendship bracelets, handknitted bookmarks, swatches and looms.

Officials provided several updates throughout the week after a Pioneer High School student went missing and was found dead on the Ann Arbor school’s property.

The Ann Arbor college will use the grant to expand initiatives attracting “economically disadvantaged students” to its programs with financial support, officials said.

Federal funding will be put towards the construction of an improved and expanded transportation center, which is expected to break ground in 2026.

The magical season for Ann Arbor Father Gabriel Richard’s girls basketball team continued on Friday. The Fighting Irish used 10 3-pointers to down Warren Regina 44-26 and claim at least a share of the Catholic High School League-Central title.

ANN ARBOR – Here are the final scores from Ann Arbor-area high school basketball games for Friday, Feb. 3, 2023. If there are scores that are missing, please send results to gwickliffe@mlive.com.

The inaugural festival will showcase nationally known and Michigan-based comedic talent from March 1-4 in the downtown area.

The Michigan football program will host members of the public at its upcoming spring practice.

ANN ARBOR, MI -- A coffee shop on the University of Michigan campus has finally reopened after being used as a COVID-19 testing center the past few years. Seven10East Café reopened in mid-January. The shop originally opened in September 2019.

Browse positions currently open at Matthaei Botanical Gardens and Nichols Arboretum.

ANN ARBOR, MI - As a 13-story apartment high-rise takes shape along South University Avenue in Ann Arbor, more street closures are on the way. During the closures, northbound East University Avenue traffic will be routed east on Hill Street and north on Church Street to South U. Southbound traffic will be detoured south on Tappan Avenue and east on Hill Street back to East University Avenue. Eastbound South U traffic will route around the closure via Tappan Avenue, Hill Street and Church Street, according to the city. Pedestrian traffic on the east side of East University Avenue will be moved to the west side of the street. More from The Ann Arbor News:Subdivision under construction north of Ann Arbor could trigger more growth nearbyMichigan Sierra Club names Debbie Dingell environmentalist of the yearAnn Arbor nets $3.8M federal grant to make streets saferResidents push back on Ann Arbor’s plan to fill Water Hill sidewalk gaps

ANN ARBOR – Ann Arbor Pioneer continues to be the top team in Division 1 in boys swimming and it’s because of swimmers like Chris Leuciuc. The junior swimmer knows all about winning state championships as he’s been a part of the Pioneers’ back-to-back titles and is poised to help them compete for a third straight this year.

Learn more about NAP's upcoming ecological burn season in Ann Arbor.

It’s been a harrowing week in Ann Arbor. Over the weekend, 17-year-old Pioneer High School student Adriana Davidson was reported missing. That’s what caught our eye in Ann Arbor this week. John Counts is one of the News Leaders for MLive/The Ann Arbor News where he started as a police and court reporter in 2012. MORE ‘HELLO, ANN ARBOR’:Hello, Ann Arbor: Fire destroys building downtown; a good old time at ‘Geezer Happy Hour’Hello, Ann Arbor: Woman found fatally shot; the realities of going off gasHello, Ann Arbor: Kamala Harris pays a visit; masks back at schoolHello, Ann Arbor: Jim Brady’s is closing; UPS driver saves the day

ANN ARBOR, MI – An Ann Arbor man out on bond after being accused of robbing a bank is being sought by police after failing to appear in court. An arrest warrant was issued Jan. 30 for Richmond Blake Starbuck after he failed to appear in court for a probable cause conference hearing Jan. 26 on bank robbery charges, court records show. Related: Ann Arbor bank robbery suspect arrested 6 minutes after the robberyStarbuck, 37, was free on a $5,000 personal recognizance bond on one felony count of bank robbery, a capital offence punishable by up to life in prison. in Ann Arbor and indicated to the bank teller he was not armed but demanded money, according to the Ann Arbor Police Department. He was arrested within six minutes of the bank reporting the robbery and taken to the Washtenaw County Jail before being released on bond.

ANN ARBOR – Here is the schedule of Ann Arbor-area high school basketball games for Friday, Feb. 3, 2023. Don’t miss any of the excitement from the season ahead. Purchase your subscription now and get full access to every story on MLive! MORE:Game ends abruptly after two spectators storm court to attack Ypsilanti basketball playerSee Ann Arbor-area high school basketball power rankings for Feb. 1New No. 1 headlines Ann Arbor-area boys basketball power rankings for Feb. 2

ANN ARBOR – Dozens of dreams came true this week as Ann Arbor-area student-athletes signed on the dotted line to continue their athletic careers at the next level as part of the National Signing Day ceremonies this week. Some of the area’s top athletes will now have a chance to make an impact while also paving the way for future athletes.

ANN ARBOR, MI -- Test your luck (and mile time) at an annual fundraiser benefiting patients at an Ann Arbor children’s hospital. The 1K race, meant for children, will loop around the block, while the 5K adult race will run to the University of Michigan stadium and back. All 5K runners will receive custom medals. For more information or to register for Shamrock and Shenanigans, visit the race’s website. Read more from The Ann Arbor News:Michigan teacher accused of blindfolding, sexually assaulting 4 girls during vision testsIs winter toast?

New scans of a prehistoric fish brain have shed light on previous notions that soft tissue cannot be fossilized.

ANN ARBOR, MI — Ann Arbor is planning to fill some big gaps in the city’s sidewalk network in the Water Hill neighborhood this year and some residents are pushing back. An estimated $3.8 million water main and street resurfacing project the city has planned this year includes adding sidewalks along Brooks Street and possibly Bydding Road.

Susan McLeary's new book "Flowers for All" will be out on Feb. 7.

ANN ARBOR – There’s a new top team in the Ann Arbor-area boys basketball power rankings after a rollercoaster night on Tuesday. Ann Arbor Huron and Chelsea each suffered losses on the road paving the way for movement in the latest Top 10 rankings.

ANN ARBOR, MI - Washtenaw County leaders won’t be meeting as planned on Wednesday, Feb. 1 after county buildings in downtown Ann Arbor lost power. Agenda items will be rescheduled to the board’s next regular meeting, slated for Wednesday, Feb. 15, she said. At around 4 p.m., officials said several buildings downtown, including the courthouse, county annex and city center building, were without power. Power is estimated to be restored around 9:15 p.m. on Wednesday at the cluster near the county buildings, according to the map. More from The Ann Arbor News:After 3-year pandemic hiatus, Creative Washtenaw recognizes area philanthropistsHere’s why Ann Arbor is building a temporary water treatment plant319-million-year-old fish fossil at University of Michigan shows well-preserved ancient brain‘Skyrocketing’ housing costs, end of COVID aid prompting rise in homelessness in Washtenaw County

Explore all things owls at LSNC before the big game on Super Bowl Sunday.

ANN ARBOR, MI -- For Larry Nisson, public art is a balm. Creative Washtenaw, a nonprofit supporting area creatives, last awarded its Medals for the Arts, Sciences & Humanities in 2019, suspending them due to the COVID-19 pandemic. “We are particularly wanting to draw attention to the pursuits in getting more public art — not public art through the city, but privately funded public art —in Ann Arbor. They are also coordinating the painting of several railway underpasses and electric boxes in Ann Arbor, as well as beautify several downtown planters. Other area creatives recognized by Creative Washtenaw are sculptor John Nick Pappas and Russ Collins, Michigan Theater Foundation executive director.

ANN ARBOR, MI – A passenger car and SUV were destroyed by fire at a downtown parking structure Wednesday morning. Fire crews were called at about 10:40 a.m. Wednesday, Feb. 1, to the Catherine Street parking structure located near the intersection of Catherine and Glen Streets for a reported vehicle fire, according to police. Crews arrived to find a passenger car, a Chevrolet Cruz, parked on the first floor with heavy smoke coming from its engine compartment, officials said. There were no injuries or damage to the structure reported, officials said. More from The Ann Arbor News:Chocolate, raspberry & mascarpone are a recipe for success for a Michigan amateur baker319-million-year-old fish fossil at University of Michigan shows well-preserved ancient brain14-story Ann Arbor high-rise proposal awaits city approval

A University of Michigan-led study published Wednesday, Feb. 1, in the British journal Nature highlights the oldest example of a well-preserved brain in a vertebrate fish, UM officials said. The brain, found in an ancient skull preserved in an England coal mine about a century ago, shows early evolutionary steps of ray-finned fish and their neural anatomy. The brain, just larger than a penny at about an inch long, belonged to an extinct bluegill-size fish, officials said. The soft brain tissues were preserved in a three-dimensional structure inside a dense mineral that formed the fossil, officials said. Figueroa and Friedman are also scanning specimens of other ray-finned fish fossils on loan from Figueroa’s home country of Brazil.

ANN ARBOR, MI — Plans for a 14-story apartment high-rise with ground-floor commercial space outside of downtown Ann Arbor now await city approval. The development team behind the large project at 732 Packard St., where Jack’s Hardware and several other buildings stand, submitted its proposal to the city Jan. 26, seeking City Council approval of special planned unit development (PUD) zoning to allow the development known as 5 Corners.

ANN ARBOR, MI - I may have a mild obsession with the bao buns at Bao Space. But I think the cure is more of its bao buns. Between ones filled with pork, chicken and mushrooms, veggies or black sesame, I made my way to the bao emporium at 205 N. Main St. four times last month. Owners Raphael and Rongrong Yue bill their bao as more authentically Chinese than many of the machine-made or frozen ones typically seen in the U.S.

ANN ARBOR, MI - For the second time this month, transportation officials are planning overnight closures of one ramp to M-14 in Ann Arbor, near the Huron River bridge. The on-ramp to westbound M-14 from Barton Drive will close for construction from 10 p.m. to midnight on both Thursday and Friday, Feb. 2-3, according to the Michigan Department of Transportation. A single-lane closure will also be in place on eastbound and westbound M-14 on the section of the highway crossing the Huron River between 9 p.m. Thursday and midnight, according to an MDOT road closure map. The section of highway near bridge, marked by a history of crashes and safety concerns, is also under consideration for major changes. More from The Ann Arbor News:DTE committed to Ann Arbor’s 100% renewable energy goal, CEO saysUniversity of Michigan Medical School pulls out of U.S. News rankingsTesla set to open Ann Arbor dealership in former Bel-Mark LanesAnn Arbor’s long-anticipated riverfront redevelopment breaks ground

WASHTENAW COUNTY, MI – Emergency hotel stays during the coldest months of winter. These are all signs of a significant spike in people experiencing homelessness in Washtenaw County this winter — an increase prompting some housing advocates to raise the alarm. “We are seeing a large number of unsheltered families, families that are on the streets or in cars,” said Amanda Carlisle, executive director of the Washtenaw Housing Alliance, a coalition of nonprofits and government agencies fighting homelessness. “(This is) the first time honestly that I’ve worked here in Washtenaw County since 2014 that we’ve experienced unsheltered family homelessness, and that’s really concerning.”What’s driving the problem? That stems from a major transition in Housing Access for Washtenaw County, the hotline serving as the central access point for housing support services in the county.

Ann Arbor police and Washtenaw County deputies provided new details about the case of a missing Pioneer High School student who was found dead Monday.

ANN ARBOR – There have been countless standout performances from Ann Arbor-area hockey players as the final month of the regular season has arrived. See who the statistical leaders are heading into February below. Stats are based on information from the Michigan High School Hockey Hub website.

ANN ARBOR – There was a little bit of a shakeup in the Ann Arbor-area girls basketball rankings for the week of Jan. 30. See which teams moved up and down the rankings below.

ANN ARBOR – Here are the final scores from Ann Arbor-area high school basketball games for Tuesday, Jan. 31, 2023. If there scores that are missing, please send the results to gwickliffe@mlive.com.

Tree Town’s efforts to reduce lead pipes around the city have received praise from the White House.

Ann Arbor police have said that there is no threat to the community in an update following the death of a missing teenager at Pioneer High School.

ANN ARBOR, MI -- Huron faces their first loss after Saline earns a victory on Tuesday, Jan. 31. The boys basketball game was held at Saline High School. Huron managed to be within a few points near the end of the fourth quarter until Saline pulled far enough ahead. You can order prints of any of these photos by clicking the “Buy photo” button in the caption of every photo. More from the Ann Arbor News:Ann Arbor basketball highlights: Balanced scoring keeps Huron boys undefeatedSaline’s Jonathan Sanderson making case for best high school basketball freshman in MichiganAnn Arbor basketball roundup: Chelsea boys waste little time bouncing back, Saline girls make history

The Ann Arbor Fire Department has improved its score on the Public Protection Classification.

Hit the ice with the whole family during the annual Buhr Blitz in Ann Arbor.

Ann Arbor is a place for a lot of outdoor recreation, but on the city’s north side, there are seven acres of land that have been just sitting there for decades.

Michigan State University football player and sophomore Khary Crump has been sentenced to probation on misdemeanor assault charges stemming from a post-game attack in the Michigan Stadium tunnel last fall.

ANN ARBOR, MI -- An Ann Arbor Telsa dealership, set to become the third service center and showroom in Michigan, is preparing to open. The Ann Arbor Tesla dealership, 3530 Jackson Road, will open its showroom in the coming weeks, location Manager Adam Cichy, said, while declined to specify exactly when. The service center at the dealership is already open.

Test your knowledge at an adults-only Valentine's trivia night at the Ann Arbor Hands-On Museum this month.

ANN ARBOR, MI — The Broadway Park West development along the Huron River just north of downtown Ann Arbor — over a decade in the making — is finally happening. City officials, development team representatives and others gathered on the former DTE Energy property at 841 Broadway St. on Tuesday, Jan. 31, for a ceremonial groundbreaking to celebrate the long-anticipated project slated to invest about $160 million into reimagining the city’s riverfront.

ANN ARBOR, MI - Jack Sustic drives about an hour from his Swartz Creek home west of Flint to Ann Arbor and back twice a week to continue a passion he cultivated nearly four decades ago. Sustic, 62, is the curator of bonsai trees at the Matthaei Botanical Gardens and Nichols Arboretum at the University of Michigan. He was stationed outside Seoul, South Korea with the U.S. Army from 1985-87 when he saw his first bonsai tree. Sustic himself has a collection of more than 60 bonsai trees at home, including one he has cared for since 1990. Bonsai trees can live for 200 to 300 years.

Trained program volunteers assist those who qualify with tax preparation at the United Way of Washtenaw County (UWWC) office at 2305 Platt Rd.

U-M Medical School officials say U.S. News & World Report's process for ranking institutions is flawed.

WASHTENAW COUNTY, MI – An Ann Arbor-area teen missing since Friday has been found dead, officials confirmed. At 1 p.m. Monday, Jan. 30, a Washtenaw County canine unit located the body of Adriana Davidson near the athletic fields of Ann Arbor Pioneer High School, according to the Washtenaw County Sheriff’s Office. “Our sincere condolences go out to the friends and family of Adriana,” Washtenaw County Sheriff’s Office Spokesman Derrick Jackson said. Davidson is a sophomore at Pioneer High School. The Ann Arbor Police Department will be taking over the death investigation as the scene is within city limits.

A Pioneer High School student was found dead Monday at the school’s football stadium three days after she failed to return home from school, police said.

Community members are invited to attend a double gallery opening at Ann Arbor Art Center on Friday.

ANN ARBOR, MI -- An Ann Arbor liquor store has reopened after several months of an unexpected closure. Falsetta’s Market, 2200 Pittsfield Boulevard, Ann Arbor, closed in late November 2022 for “unforeseen remodeling,” Wally Mulki, owner of the market, wrote in an email to MLive/The Ann Arbor News.

U-M's Arts Initiative receives $20 million to bring more art and art programming to campus, the state and the region.

ANN ARBOR, MI - Scammers are impersonating University of Michigan police in an effort to steal money, police said. A Saturday, Jan. 28 alert from the UM Division of Public Safety and Security warned the campus community of the scam., which involves a call from someone saying they have a warrant for an arrest, and the only way to avoid arrest is to provide money, gift cards or other compensation. “We want to make sure our community knows that DPSS does not solicit or collect money via phone or email for any reason,” said UM DPSS Chief of Police Robert Neumann. Members of the UM campus community can verify any communications claiming to be from DPSS by calling the Dispatch Center at 734-763-1131 and selecting option 1. Read more from The Ann Arbor News:Integrating art on campus is the goal of $20M University of Michigan initiativeResearcher no longer working at University of Michigan amid falsified data charge‘Don’t call us Q-tips!’: White-haired seniors rock out at weekly Ann Arbor happy hour

ANN ARBOR, MI -- Trash-free takeout is possible at some Ann Arbor businesses, but owners say the program needs more support to be really successful. A returnable container program launched in Ann Arbor in 2021 has been mildly successful so far, but local business managers have said low participation rates highlight the need for marketing and awareness.

A Pioneer High School student is still missing after she didn’t return home from the Ann Arbor school last week.

ANN ARBOR – The Ann Arbor-area Winter Sports Athlete of the Week poll continues with 12 student-athletes nominated for the fan poll for the week of Jan. 23-28. Readers will be able to vote as many times as they’d like until 9 a.m on Friday.

This year’s annual Luminary Walk will take place between 4-7 p.m. on Saturday.

Two Ann Arbor restaurants, Miss Kim and Spencer, are semifinalists for awards from the James Beard Foundation.

A Pioneer High School student is still missing days after she didn’t return home from the Ann Arbor school.

Artists returned to Hill Auditorium on Saturday night for the first in-person Ann Arbor Folk Festival since 2020.

Ann Arbor Parks & Recreation (Parks & Rec) is asking locals to help pick out the location of a new pavilion through an online community survey.

Adriana Davidson, 15, was last seen around 11 a.m. on Friday outside of Ann Arbor’s Pioneer High School, the Washtenaw County Sheriff’s Office said.

Pick up a $1 “Old Skool” signature cinnamon roll on Monday during Cinnaholic’s first anniversary.

OBLG has found the number of wealthy Ann Arborites has increased 76 percent in the past decade.

ANN ARBOR – It took a total-team effort for Ann Arbor Huron to hold off upset-minded Ypsilanti Lincoln on Friday. The River Rats used a balanced scoring attack to fend off Lincoln, claiming a 54-46 win to remain undefeated on the season.

ANN ARBOR – Here are the final scores from Ann Arbor-area high school basketball games from Friday, Jan. 27, 2023. If there are scores missing, please report them to gwickliffe@mlive.com.

Washtenaw County is now at a "low" COVID transmission level, according to the CDC.

Washtenaw County Health Department Health Officer Jimena Loveluck has begun her three-year term on the Trinity Health Ann Arbor and Livingston Board of Directors.

ANN ARBOR, MI -- The newest leader of two science and nature programs in Ann Arbor hopes to approach the job with joy. Susan Westhoff, who has lived in Ann Arbor since 2011, was recently named president and executive director of the Ann Arbor Hands-On Museum and Leslie Science and Nature Center. Read more: Departing Hands-On Museum CEO leaves a legacy of art, creativityThe Ann Arbor Hands-On Museum, 220 E. Ann St., and the Leslie Science and Nature Center, 1831 Traver Road, work together to provide science programming, nature trails, education about animals and other related activities. Westhoff began working with the Leslie Science and Nature Center in 2011, moving with the organization through a 2016 merger with the Ann Arbor Hands-On Museum. “To me, that is always going to be the bottom line.”Read more from The Ann Arbor News:A new Ann Arbor church aims to be a place where people are ‘seen, heard and loved’Couple accused of letting father die in horrid conditions head to trial for murder2 Ann Arbor restaurants named semifinalists for James Beard Award

An Ann Arbor native is part of the show’s cast.

Celebrate the Lunar New Year with performances and crafts at Briarwood Mall in February.

The meet will be broadcast on the Big Ten Network and can be streamed live on FuboTV with a free trial. Last weekend, the Wolverines suffered their first loss of the season, splitting a pair of duals with No. They will have their hands full with the Buckeyes, who are 9-1 this season and undefeated (3-0) in the Big Ten. Ohio State’s Sammy Sasso -- who is ranked No. Michigan’s Mason Parris became the top-ranked heavyweight in the country after taking down Penn State’s Greg Kerkvilet.

ANN ARBOR, MI — A new apartment high-rise geared toward University of Michigan students may be coming to William Street in downtown Ann Arbor. At an open house event at the downtown library Thursday night, Jan. 26, Chicago-based developer Core Spaces offered community members a first look at tentative plans for a 15- to 17- story building with 190 to 210 apartments that could rise on the University of Michigan Credit Union site next to the library.

We’ve spent the week following up on a lot of breaking news in Ann Arbor. That’s what caught our eye in Ann Arbor this week. Fire destroys building on Maynard Street in downtown Ann ArborWoman fatally shot outside Ann Arbor was beloved mother, mentorMan dead after fall from downtown Ann Arbor parking structureMan wanted in Ann Arbor-area homicide found deadPolice investigating chaotic courtroom brawl that erupted at murder sentencing‘Don’t call us Q-tips!’: White-haired seniors rock out at weekly Ann Arbor happy hourAbout “Hello, Ann Arbor”: Each week, we deliver the big headlines straight to your inbox. John Counts is one of the News Leaders for MLive/The Ann Arbor News where he started as a police and court reporter in 2012. MORE ‘HELLO, ANN ARBOR’:Hello, Ann Arbor: Woman found fatally shot; the realities of going off gasHello, Ann Arbor: Kamala Harris pays a visit; masks back at schoolHello, Ann Arbor: Jim Brady’s is closing; UPS driver saves the dayHello, Ann Arbor: Hardware store faces demolition for high-rise; our most-read stories of 2022Hello Ann Arbor: It’s fun to look back at lost student hangouts; Dexter remembers a leader

ANN ARBOR – Brooke Craven is a stat sheet stuffer on the basketball court. The Whitmore Lake girls basketball senior and reigning MIAC Player of the Year hasn’t let her foot off the gas in her final high school season and it has shown.

A University of Michigan student is one of the world’s foremost “speedcubers,” a person capable of quickly solving a Rubik’s Cube.

The brand-new "Tea for Dummies" was written by two tea experts from Ann Arbor, Michigan.

Ann Arbor Public Schools will be closed for a second day on Thursday.

The unofficial holiday is a good excuse to indulge in a slice of cake, a cupcake (or two) or a chocolate-based dessert.

A national poll reveals many parents skip safety measures when it comes to sledding.