A new nine-story development, currently engaged in the City Council approval process, may be built on a currently vacant site next to the University of Michigan’s Medical Campus.
Maya Goldman
Daily Staff Reporter
Ann Arbor
The prospect of white nationalist Richard Spencer visiting the University of Michigan has raised alarm not only on campus, but also among city residents and community leaders.
Ann Arbor weathered a water emergency last week, but concerns remain for the future of the city’s vital infrastructure.
After continued resistance from Ann Arbor residents, as well as several council members, City Council moved to once again postpone a decision on downtown developments.
Water supply lines to the city of Ann Arbor water line have ruptured and could possibly lead to a shutdown of the city’s water treatment facility for two to three days to repair the lines.
Eight months after Ann Arbor City Council approved a $200,000 review of the practices and policies of the city's police department by the Chicago-based security firm Hillar
Tragedy struck this weekend at A2 STEAM, a K-8 Ann Arbor public magnet school program housed in Northside Elementary School, when a fire Saturday night killed several chickens being raised by A2 STEAM students.
After internet servers had been down in City Hall all day, the Ann Arbor City Council met for a regularly scheduled meeting Thursday evening.
On Nov. 10, 2014, Aura Rain Rosser, a mother of three and an artist who lived in Ann Arbor, was fatally shot by Ann Arbor Police Officer David Ried.
Tuesday’s Ann Arbor City Council elections concluded with Jane Lumm, Jack Eaton and Chip Smith emerging as winners, affirming the status quo in the legislature.