Governor Gretchen Whitmer declared a state of emergency for Ann Arbor after an EF-1 tornado struck the city earlier this week, enabling state assistance for response efforts and infrastructure repairs.
A $10,000 reward is being offered for information the will lead to an arrest and conviction of the suspects accused of assaulting a University of Michigan student because of their religious background.
The bicentennial exhibit contains art showing the Ann Arbor community and iconic landmarks including the Original Cottage Inn location, the Main and Liberty intersection, the Michigan Theatre, Nickels Arcade, and The Beer Depot on William Street.
Designed to celebrate and champion businesses committed to eco-friendly practices, the A2 GBC aims to be more than just a certification program—it’s a movement to create a greener, more sustainable future.
From 1-4 p.m., on Sunday, April 21, more than 20 environmental organizations and nonprofits will be at the Leslie Science & Nature Center with family-free displays and hands-on activities.
The City of Ann Arbor is looking to fill full-time and part-time positions for summer camps, city pools, canoe liveries, golf courses and water parks around Tree Town.
The electric board proposed by Ann Arbor for Public Power would have power from the City of Ann Arbor to create, maintain and administer a public power utility system.
“I’m confident that Andre’s broad management experience and community engagement capabilities will be an asset to the Ann Arbor Police Department, which has a well-earned reputation for excellence,” Dohoney said in a release.
Starting Jan. 1, the City of Ann Arbor and WeCare Denali will only accept manufactured compostable products made of fiber at the city’s compost facility.
The City of Ann Arbor is expanding fall services by increasing the limit on paper yard waste bags, offering unlimited compost drop-offs, and encouraging residents to grab free woodchips.
The University of Michigan president has agreed to publicly support the creation of an unarmed, non-police emergency response program for members of the university.
The University of Michigan’s president has condemned antisemitic vandalism at two off-campus fraternity houses.
The City of Ann Arbor has launched a pilot program offering a guaranteed monthly income of roughly $530 to certain residents for two years.
Tree Town has received “gold status” for its leadership efforts in climate resilience, energy efficiency, renewable energy, and its materials management for the third year in a row.
The alternative schedule will help staff observe how different pollinator-friendly plants bloom, how grasses grow, if equipment fuel emissions are reduced and if stormwater infiltration improves.
The city will receive the funds to support 10 AmeriCorps members who will implement local resilience-building initiatives and launch neighborhood-focused decarbonization.
Local law enforcement want visitors and residents to know about parking restrictions on Saturday for U-M's graduation.
The City of Ann Arbor wants to hear from community members about upcoming public art projects at two parks.
More than 20 local organizations will be at the free family-friendly event, along with performances, educational presentations, crafts and other environmental activities.
The City of Ann Arbor will be marking the launch of its first-ever shared e-bike program with a “roll out” event on Monday at 1 p.m.
The City of Ann Arbor Parks and Recreation department is looking to fill several part-time and full-time positions for summer camps, city pools, golf courses, canoe liveries, parks and the water treatment plant.
Ann Arbor officials warn the public that road conditions are extremely dangerous within the city limits.
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.
The Ann Arbor Community Academy. is returning for its sixth year to help introduce residents to the behind-the-scenes daily operations of Tree Town’s city planning.
Ann Arbor SPARK has announced that former Ann Arbor City Administrator Tom Crawford will serve as financial officer of the Tree Town development agency.