Creature Conservancy shares rescued animals with community in Ann Arbor
The Creature Conservancy has been open to the public since 2014, but its story started long before.
Ann Arbor community concerned after rash of car thefts
In one case, the suspects entered the mud room of a home through a garage door that was left open and took the keys to the family's vehicle.
Deep-fried French toast coming up: Angelo's prepares to bid farewell to Ann Arbor
The beloved breakfast spot often has lines out the door on weekends and is packed on game days, during parents' and commencement weekends.
Ann Arbor chalk artist David Zinn leaves drawings in plain sight
He uses everyday imperfections like cracks in the ground, manhole covers, rocks and plants, as inspiration for what he draws.
University of Michigan's adaptive sports program connects athletes of all abilities
Both U-M students and community members make up the competitive and recreational teams.
Ann Arbor authorities investigating gameday sexual assault near Michigan Stadium
A woman called around 10 p.m. to report she had been assaulted by two unknown men as she walked to her car after leaving the football game at Michigan Stadium.
Dad brings color, joy to cancer unit at Mott Children's Hospital in Ann Arbor
Staff on the unit say both Martin's presence and his work have made a big impact.
Community center connects individuals with special needs in Ann Arbor
People of all ages and abilities are welcome to drop in six days a week, where they can participate in group activities and outings.
Michigan hot air balloon company breaks national record
The company recently made headlines for its role in designing a balloon used in a world record-breaking HALO formation jump.
Fungus that kills red oak trees detected in Ann Arbor nature area
Several cases of oak wilt fungus have been confirmed in the Bird Hills Nature Area after a concerned resident reported a tree that looked unhealthy to city officials.
Meet Peanut: The oldest living chicken in the world calls Michigan home
Peanut lives in Chelsea, Michigan, with her owners, who have had her since she was born.
Senior Israeli correspondent describes scenes at Kibbutz Nir Oz following Hamas attack
Itai Anghel is an Emmy-nominated war correspondent and documentary filmmaker for Israel's Channel 1
FestiFools parade to make full return to Ann Arbor in spring 2024
A nonprofit was created to keep the event going but eventually dissolved earlier this year after several event cancellations.
Westside Art Hop returns to Ann Arbor porches, driveways this weekend
The Westside Art Hop was the brainchild of local artist Sophie Grillet, who works out of her home studio above her garage.
Israeli resident of Gaza border community shares story of family's survival during Hamas attack
It is said to be the closest Israeli town to Gaza – located just over 400 yards from the border.