Pro-Palestinian activists charged for allegedly harassing University of Michigan officials

Federal charges have been handed down against several pro-Palestinian activists accused of threatening and harassing University of Michigan officials and other prominent Jewish community leaders over the university's connections to Israel.

Ypsilanti IHOP server assaulted on camera allegedly by two patrons

A police investigation is underway after two patrons at the Ypsilanti IHOP were caught on security video appearing to attack one of the restaurant's servers. The incident happened Tuesday night, just before the restaurant was set to close.

8 charged with making threats, witness intimidation against UM, Jewish groups

Coordinated threats, intimidation, vandalism, and property damage are among the allegations included in a federal indictment against eight individuals in connection with protests against Israel.

Third inmate dies at Michigan women's prison in less than a month

A 36-year-old inmate died after being transferred from the Women's Huron Valley Correctional Facility to a hospital, marking the third inmate death at the prison in less than a month.

Blue Cross Blue Shield and Michigan Medicine strike deal

For months, families feared they would lose the quality of care provided by Michigan Medicine. Those fears were eased on May 27.

E-bike sparks garage fire in Ann Arbor

Ann Arbor firefighters made a daring animal rescue after a house fire spurred crews to respond to a home early Tuesday morning. The house fire on Ravenwood Street was caused by an increasingly familiar source: an electric bicycle.

Washtenaw County Sheriff blasts probe into alleged discovery of marijuana in her vehicle

"The findings weren’t surprising: 1) I don't smoke weed -- and 2) I *definitely* would not smoke a "Jeeter" brand weed roach! Just hard pass," the sheriff posted on Facebook.

Whitmore Lake student suspended for bringing BB gun to school

An elementary school student was suspended after bringing a gun to school. Meanwhile, one mother in particular is very concerned about what will happen if or when he is allowed to return to the classroom.

Ann Arbor removes neighborhood watch signs, saying they send a wrong message

The City of Ann Arbor has removed all of its neighborhood watch signs. In a video posted on Facebook, the mayor and city council members say the signs send the wrong message.

Advocates for Huron Valley Correctional Facility inmate urge Gov. Whitmer for medical clemency

Friends and advocates for 41-year-old inmate Krystal Clark appeared at a press conference Friday to urge the governor to order a medical clemency due to alleged mold conditions in a local women’s prison.

Ann Arbor officials accessing storm damage door-to-door

Massive trees have been uprooted, some falling on houses and cars. City crews have been working today to clean up.

Ann Arbor decides against getting rid of sirens after overnight tornado hits city

A confirmed EF-1 tornado ripped through Ann Arbor last night, knocking down walls on buildings and uprooting some big trees. In the aftermath, Ann Arbor city officials say they are no longer looking at getting rid of the outdoor public sirens which helped keep people safe.

University of Michigan president-elect Kent Syverud diagnosed with brain cancer

Syverud thanked the teams at University of Michigan Medicine and Crouse Hospital for their treatment and both Syracuse and Michigan's board of regents for their support and compassion.

Strong storms leave mess of damage across parts of Southeast Michigan

Strong storms in Southeast Michigan toppled trees, took down wires, and even knocked the bricks off of a building that now has a gaping hole in the side of it.

ICE arrests person outside a Ann Arbor children’s daycare

Community activists and Metro Detroit leaders in Ann Arbor are fighting mad after yet another ICE arrest in public this morning. It happened right outside a children’s daycare near downtown.