Lifestyle
Ann Arbor Apartments Celebrates February Comfort and Community
Rental company highlights winter activities and reliable housing support for residents
Zingerman's Bakehouse celebrates Paczki Day with flavor-packed pastries
The Michigan bakery prepares thousands of the traditional Polish treats for the annual pre-Lenten celebration.
SACUA Discusses Work Connections and Meets with University President
Faculty committee raises concerns over medical leave denials and lack of appeals process
Entertainment
Evan Bates' Parents: All About the Olympic Figure Skater's Dad Eric and Mom Nancy
Ahead of the 2026 Milan Cortina Winter Olympics, Evan Bates' dad said he feels "excitement, anticipation and anxiety" for the figure skater
Michigan Marching Band Performed at Super Bowl 53 Years Ago
The University of Michigan Marching Band made its Super Bowl debut in 1973.
Michigan's Greensky Bluegrass to headline Ann Arbor Folk Festival
The quintet is making its first appearance at the popular annual music event.
Crime
Decades Before 'Epstein Island', Exploitation and Murder Took Place in Michigan
The North Fox Island scandal in the 1970s echoes today's revelations about wealthy elites preying on children
Judge Grants Hearing for Ex-Michigan Coach Sherrone Moore
Court expresses concerns Moore's rights may have been violated during investigation
Former Michigan Football Coach Seeks Dismissal of Charges
Sherrone Moore faces stalking, home invasion, and breaking and entering charges after alleged years-long affair and stalking incident.
Business
NSF Launches Certification Services for the Non-UPF Verified Program
The organization contributed to the pilot program and now serves as a technical administrator for both Non-GMO Project Verified and Non-UPF Verified.
$300M Tax-Capture Plan Approved for Ann Arbor Development
Washtenaw County Brownfield Redevelopment Authority greenlights financing for major project
Esperion Announces Inducement Grants Under NASDAQ Listing Rule
Biopharmaceutical company grants restricted stock units to 11 new employees
Health
Michigan Struggles to Fund Cardiac Emergency Preparedness in Schools
State law requires schools to have cardiac emergency plans, but lacks dedicated funding to implement them.
Common Drugs Don't Affect Survival in Lung Cancer Patients on Immunotherapy
Large cohort study finds no meaningful impact of common medications on outcomes for stage IV NSCLC patients receiving immune checkpoint inhibitors.
Self-Acupressure May Ease Fatigue in Ovarian Cancer Survivors
Study finds self-administered acupressure can help reduce cancer-related fatigue, with most reaching normal levels.
