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Questions Mount after Five Deaths at Michigan’s Only Women’s Prison

Five women have died in less than three months at the Women's Huron Valley Correctional Facility, Michigan's only prison for women. This is intensifying...

Will Ann Arbor Choose Public Power? November Ballots Will Provide the Answer 

Ann Arbor for Public Power has succeeded in getting enough signatures for a question to be put to voters on the November ballot regarding...

One Step at a Time: “Walk with a Doc” Brings Nature, Community, and Health Together in Ann Arbor

For Dr. Melissa Sundermann, medicine doesn't end when patients leave the exam room. Sometimes, she believes, healing begins on a walking trail. This fall, Sundermann is...

Ypsilanti Food Festival to Return for Second Year on August 15

The Washtenaw County Office of Community and Economic Development is teaming up with Growing Hope to help highlight the quality, diversity, and vitality of...

Different Types of Lawns that Thrive in Michigan

I am slowly working on creating a lawn that’s easy to maintain, beautiful and attracts pollinators. My family is super into low-effort lawns that...

As AI Chatbots Become More Human-Like, University of Michigan Experts Warn of Mental Health Risks

Researchers urge caution as AI becomes a trusted confidant for some users Artificial intelligence chatbots have quickly become part of daily life, helping people answer...

Shaping a Better Future: U-M Researcher Explores How Design Can Help People Live Well Longer

When most people hear the word "longevity," they think about extending life expectancy. Dr. Sheng-Hung Lee hopes to change that conversation. Instead of asking how...

Q&A with Ann Arbor’s 2026 Mayoral Race Candidates

With less than two weeks remaining for Ann Arbor's mayoral race, voters may be interested in learning more about the candidates before making their...

Ann Arbor Indivisible Protests the Deaths of Lorenzo Salgado Araujo and Joan Sebastian Guerrero with a Silent March

Protests can come in many forms. To protest the deaths of two immigrants recently killed by ICE—Lorenzo Salgado Araujo and Joan Sebastian Guerrero—Ann Arbor...

Ann Arbor Pride Celebrates Thirty One Years With Five Headliners

This year’s Ann Arbor Pride is anticipated to be the largest event in the past six years. Featuring well over 200 vendors, including food...

Theatre NOVA’s Athena Delivers Live Swordplay, Fierce Competition, and a Powerful Story of Female Friendship

As a whole, Athena appears to be a play about teenage fencing.There are fencing swords called foils. There are duels. There are nationally ranked athletes...

Experience Michigan Arts and Artists with GIG at Chelsea’s Sounds & Sights Festival

The heart of downtown Chelsea becomes the heart of Michigan music every year for the Sounds & Sights Festival. With a car show, live...