City Councilmembers and community activists are divided over two agenda items slated to appear before the City Council Tuesday night regarding the formation
Leah Graham
Daily News Editor
Ann Arbor
On Thursday morning, members of the Michigan Masonic Charitable Foundation awarded the Ronald McDonald House Charities of Ann Arbor a $36,000 grant for their notable work.
Protect A2 Parks, an environmental advocacy group, claims emails recently obtained from the Federal Railroad Administration through the Freedom of Information Act reveal concerns over the cost of the ongoing Ann Arbor Amtrak station project.
As immigration status has become an increasingly divisive political topic in recent years, student organizations and local activists are working to advocate undocumented students and Washtenaw County residents.
Former Secretary of State Madeleine Albright spoke Friday in a packed Michigan Theater about her book “Fascism: A Warning.” History professor Juan Cole, known for his work in Middle Eastern and South Asian studies, led a discussion focused on the rise of modern fascism, Albright’s experience as S
On Monday night, Ann Arbor City Council passed resolutions to encourage members of the community to support the boycott of Wendy’s, to strengthen nuclear emergency planning and to support a strong Clean Air Act and strong Clean Water Rule.
Less than a year after the Trump administration and the Environmental Protection Agency received backlash for attempting to block the publication of a federal study that conclud
A picture is all that is left of the Michigan, a World War II B-24 bomber plane with the University of Michigan’s iconic football stadium painted on its nose.
A fatal house fire killed a resident and left a firefighter critically injured on Thursday night.
The Ann Arbor Fire Department said the 51-year-old man who lived in the house on the 3500 block of Paisley Court was pronounced dead on the scene.
