AUSTIN PEARSON

ANN ARBOR, MI – A robotic delivery service that roamed the streets of Ann Arbor for the last year will no longer be bringing people tasty goods. Robotic delivery service pulls commercial fleet from Ann Arbor streetsAn Ann Arbor “last mile” technology company has pulled its commercial operations out of the city due to an expansion in Texas. Gibbings, 42, is accused of breaking into six downtown Ann Arbor businesses in a two-block area, smashing his way into each business and stealing cash after breaking open cash registers, according to the Ann Arbor Police Department. Ann Arbor School Board member removed from committees for social media useAnn Arbor School Board member Jeff Gaynor has been removed from his committee duties for the remainder of the year. Ann Arbor OKs plan to cut down hundreds of trees for 57-home luxury subdivisionCity officials have OK’d plans for national homebuilder Toll Brothers to cut down hundreds of landmark trees and develop a 57-home luxury subdivision in a wooded area in northeast Ann Arbor.

LANSING, MI - The Ypsilanti Township woman who was punched by a Washtenaw County sheriff’s deputy will stand trial with her husband for resisting and obstructing police in a 2020 shooting investigation. Sha’Teina Grady El faces three felony charges, including three counts of resisting and obstructing an officer, one count for causing injury to an officer for her resistance and one count for malicious destruction of police property. Daniyal Grady El faces two felony counts for resisting and obstructing an officer, with the maximum punishment being four years in prison. Read more: Video of Washtenaw County deputy punching woman sparks outrage in Ypsilanti TownshipThe Grady El’s first appearance in Washtenaw County Circuit Court is set for 1:30 p.m. Nov. 29 via Zoom. Read more from The Ann Arbor News:Michigan Attorney General reviewing case where Washtenaw deputy punched woman’s headThe shooting, punching & arrests: 45 minutes of bodycam footage of altercation between deputy, Ypsilanti woman releasedCharging Ypsilanti woman punched by police serves ‘no reasonable, useful purpose,’ ACLU says

An Ypsilanti couple will stand trial for resisting arrest and injuring an officer who was bitten and scratched while he was trying to investigate a shooting, officials said.