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.

Michigan basketball championship parade: D2A2 buses to take fans Saturday morning

The D2A2 buses which leave out of Grand Circus Park, will get you there in plenty of time as thousands of fans are expected to descend on Ann Arbor for the festivities, making parking very tight.

WATCH: Michigan Basketball team returns to Ann Arbor as national champions

The University of Michigan basketball team is expected to return to Ann Arbor on Tuesday after beating UConn in the final game of the March Madness tournament.

Smaller crowd for Ann Arbor's 55th annual 'Hash Bash'
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The 55th annual Hash Bash kicked off Saturday on the University of Michigan's Ann Arbor campus. The push for kush started in 1972 as a protest against harsh marijuana laws following the imprisonment of activist John Sinclair, later evolving into a celebration of legalization and cannabis culture.

Jeffrey Epstein survivor to share her story in Ann Arbor

A survivor of Jeffrey Epstein’s abuse will share her story in Ann Arbor in the coming days. Jena-Lisa Jones is her name and FOX 2 spoke with her earlier on Tuesday.

Man denied service at Ann Arbor Smoothie King for wearing Trump shirt says he's getting threats

The man who was refused service at an Ann Arbor Smoothie King for wearing a President Trump shirt is speaking out on camera for the first time. The video of two employees telling him and his wife to leave has gone viral.

Former Michigan defensive graduate assistant under investigation for alleged sexual assault

For the second time in as many months, another scandal rocks the University of Michigan in Ann Arbor. This time, it involves a former coach who was fired from an NFL team on Friday.

Sherrone Moore's attorney: 'Judge got it right' after new hearing decision

Judge Cedric Simpson granted an evidentiary hearing to take a look at the evidence, saying details the ex-girlfriend and Moore also had an employee-employer relationship omitted by the prosecution.

Judge rules Sherrone Moore should get evidentiary hearing after omission by prosecutors

Judge Cedric Simpson ruled on the side of the defense for a new evidentiary hearing due to what he viewed as an omission by the prosecution of the employee-employer relationship.