Michigan Routs Wright State 109-52
Michigan built a commanding lead behind strong three-point shooting and defense, winning its home game against Wright State by 57 points.
Ann Arbor News
Ann Arbor news covers city government, Washtenaw County, Ann Arbor Public Schools, business and public safety in this University of Michigan city. Reporting reaches neighborhoods and surrounding counties.
Science
Michigan Schools to Collect Urine for Fertilizer
University of Michigan and Michigan State University will run a urine collection contest at the Big House on Nov. 7 to produce fertilizer for campus agricultural fields.
Crime
Ann Arbor Police Chief Andre Anderson Steps Down
Anderson, who was sworn in as chief in February 2024, will retire effective February 2027.
Automotive
Live Poll
Do you support integrating residential battery systems into the local power grid to improve reliability?
Ann Arbor Pilot Connects Residential Batteries to Grid
DTE Energy and sonnen launch a two-year virtual power plant program at the Veridian at County Farm community.
Health
Ann Arbor Holistic Health Opens Wellness Center
The Ann Arbor business has moved into a dedicated brick-and-mortar wellness center on the city's west side.
Business
Live Poll
Do you support college fraternities holding muddy fundraisers to benefit local children's hospitals?
Sigma Alpha Epsilon Wins 92nd Michigan Mudbowl
The fraternity's Mudbowl raised more than $100,000 for C.S. Mott Children's Hospital from 471 donors.
The beat runs across Ann Arbor city hall and the Washtenaw County board of commissioners, Ann Arbor Public Schools and the university and health care employers that dominate the local economy. From Old West Side and Kerrytown to Ann Arbor Hills, Burns Park and West Park, neighborhood coverage extends through the city and into Wayne County, Oakland County, Livingston County and Monroe County where a story crosses the line. The University of Michigan and its health system are the largest employers and the most consequential institutional forces in Ann Arbor, shaping everything from housing demand to research policy and municipal tax structure. The tension between the university community's growth and the housing affordability of long-term residents is the local subject that has returned most persistently to the city council agenda.
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