Israeli first responder recovers bodies after Hamas attack
Yossi Landau has been with the rescue and recovery organization for 33 years. He's been all over the world and is also a survivor of 9/11.
"It's horrific": Florine Mark, former face of Weight Watchers, speaks about having family in Israel
Florine Mark, the former president of the Weight Watchers Group, has three generations of family in Israel. She says she worries about them every day.
"We're so frustrated": Ann Arbor residents say roof still not fixed after August storm damage
This year brought unprecedented storms and subsequent power outages to the area. Between February and July, the city of Ann Arbor said it spent nearly $2 million in emergency response efforts.
Ypsilanti's Go! Ice Cream closing its doors after 10 years in community
Hess announced on Facebook in a transparent and candid post, sharing that he has been operating at "breakeven or at a loss for 10 years."
University of Michigan giving away free books during Banned Books Week
The giveaway marks Banned Books Week and is offering community members one free book to take home.
Two University of Michigan students identified in graffiti incident on campus
Two University of Michigan students have been identified as the individuals who defaced the Jewish Resource Center in August.
Jewish Family Services launches community kitchen in Ann Arbor
The kitchen is an expansion of its food pantry, which saw a spike in demand during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Ann Arbor City Council approves 'SouthTown' development near Michigan Stadium
Local developer Prentice 4M will replace 10 buildings currently on the block with a 216-unit development.
University of Michigan students report confusion over COVID-19 isolation policy
Under the policy, U-M instructs all students in residence halls on the central campus to leave for five days if they test positive.
Applications to open in October for Ann Arbor's pilot guaranteed income program
The City of Ann Arbor will be accepting applications for its guaranteed income pilot program Oct. 2-13.
Watch: Dexter Cider Mill reopens for 137th season
A favorite of locals and visitors alike, the owners say it's the longest-continuously operating cider mill in the state of Michigan.
"We were devastated." Ann Arbor residents say local mining activities causing wells to dry up
A spokesman for the company said they are only pumping two million gallons of water a day and have taken responsibility for its impact on nearby wells, paying for them to be replaced.
Ann Arbor Humane Society offering free adoptions through Sunday
All animals up for adoption are spayed or neutered, microchipped and are up-to-date on their vaccines.
What caused the internet outage at University of Michigan this week?
The University of Michigan announced Wednesday morning that its internet connectivity and Wi-Fi network had been restored after a prolonged outage.
University of Michigan students build, race world-class electric motorcycle
The SPARK Electric Racing team at the University of Michigan has been developing, building and racing electric motorcycles since 2015.