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Ypsilanti Township settles for $25,000 with David Kircher over legal bills
Ypsilanti Township has settled with jailed landlord David Kircher for $25,000. The township claims Kircher owes it $69,000 in legal fees related to an incident in which he pumped raw sewage from the...
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Washtenaw County considers borrowing unprecedented $345M to cover its...
Editor's note: This story was edited at 11:45 a.m. for clarification as to what the bond would fully fund. In order to cover an existing $148 million in debt as well as future liabilities from retiree...
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MDOT investigating I-94 roadway sinkage at site of Enbridge pipeline in...
Editor's note: The spelling of interstate has been corrected. Westbound Interstate 94 at mile 163 in Lima Township. MDOT is investigating a small sinkage in I-94 at the site where Enbridge...
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Humane Society of Huron Valley joins bevy of companies offering wildlife...
Raccoons and other wildlife pick up their activity in the spring and summer months. The Humane Society of Huron Valley says it can help homeowners keep them out.Courtesy Florence PacheAs the weather...
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Officials: 2,000 Dundee Cabela's shoppers line up for store's reopening
An estimated 2,000 people showed up outside the Cabela’s in Dundee, Mich. in anticipation of the store reopening after an electrical fire last week, according to store officials.Officials estimated...
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Domino's Pizza installs in-store cameras so customers can watch live video...
Customers can watch a live video feed of Domino's pizzas being prepared at a store in Utah.Dominoslive.comDomino’s Pizza is telling customers it doesn’t have anything to hide. After installing five...
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Automobile Magazine President Jean Jennings confronts diabetes head-on
Jean Jennings, in her Ann Arbor office.Janet Miller | For AnnArbor.com Jean Jennings showed signs of Type 2 diabetes: Sudden weight loss without effort, fatigue and frequent nighttime trips to the...
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Twitter CEO Dick Costolo tells University of Michigan graduates: 'Be bold'
Twitter CEO Dick Costolo spoke to University of Michigan graduates about being bold during Saturday's commencement ceremony.Courtney Sacco | AnnArbor.com Related coverage: Images from University of...
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Ex-Pfizer and Lipitor drug developer closes $33 million funding round for...
Esperion President and CEO Tim Mayleben (left) and Chief Science Officer Roger Newton in the company's labs at the Michigan Life Science and Innovation Center.Melanie Maxwell | AnnArbor.comWhen Roger...
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Rent comparison: What can you get for $2,500 a month around Ann Arbor?
A rendering of the Ann Arbor City Apartments in downtown Ann Arbor shows the rooftop bar and Zen garden.Courtesy of Village GreenRelated story: Luxurious Ann Arbor City Apartments now leasing on West...
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Now leasing: 155 new luxury apartments in downtown Ann Arbor
The 155-unit Ann Arbor City Apartments is under construction on West Washington and South First streets in downtown Ann Arbor.Daniel Brenner | AnnArbor.comRelated story: Rent comparison: What can you...
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Ann Arbor high school students in building program take first-place in state...
Huron High School seniors Grant Stadelman, right, and Jared Leiffers work on the house on Earl Shaffer Court, sizing and cutting wood composite for the front porch. The students are two of the four...
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$6 million low-income housing project for veteran families proposed in...
When Julie Fielek first met Iraq Desert Storm veteran Stephanie Kuczynski, she was managing two large redevelopment projects that would convert a Detroit apartment building into veteran housing. But...
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Tony Sacco's Coal Oven Pizza restaurant set to open Tuesday in Ann Arbor
Pizzas at Tony Sacco's are cooked in a 1,000-degree coal-burning oven.Daniel Brenner | AnnArbor.comTony Sacco’s franchisee Keith Gulian is preparing to open his coal oven pizza restaurant in Ann Arbor...
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Con-Way only Ann Arbor company on 2013 Fortune 500 list
Con-Way made the 2013 Fortune 500 list of highest-revenue companies in America for the fifth consecutive year, coming in at No. 450. The freight transportation and logistics company jumped nine spots...
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Ann Arbor City Council delays final vote on 413 E. Huron high-rise for the...
The future of this corner of Division and Huron streets in downtown Ann Arbor will remain up in the air for another week, as the Ann Arbor City Council has delayed its vote for the second time on a...
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Action on proposed changes to Ann Arbor DDA pushed to September
Discussion on major ordinance changes to the Ann Arbor Downtown Development Authority have been postponed until the Ann Arbor City Council’s first meeting in September to allow time for revisions. The...
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Former Ypsilanti Visteon plant listed for lease or sale by Angstrom USA
Editor's note: This article has been corrected to reflect Teresa Gillotti's correct title. She is the Ypsilanti city planner, not the city manager. Less than three years after promising to bring...
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Defense contractor Arotech bringing nearly $4 million in new projects to Ann...
Defense simulation and training contractor Arotech will direct the majority of recently awarded contracts to its Ann Arbor division First Ann Arbor Corp. Inc., according to a report in Crain’s Detroit...
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Ann Arbor rated No. 8 'cheapest city' for recent college graduates
Luxury high-rises are sprouting up like weeds in downtown Ann Arbor, so it may come as a surprise to some that the city is apparently one of the cheapest places in America to move after college....
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