Chinese National from Wuhan pleads no contest to smuggling bio materials for work at U-M lab
“This alien from Wuhan, China smuggled round worms and other biomaterials into our country on three separate occasions to circumvent our border protections," said United States Attorney Gorgon.
Feds: 2 Metro Detroit doctors among 4 people in $7M opioid scheme charged
Investigators also say that Medicare and Medicaid programs were fraudulently billed for over $1 million in medically unnecessary prescription drug medications and maintenance medications during the alleged conspiracy.
Ann Arbor hotel lawsuit: Woman infected with MRSA while in unkept pool, says attorney
A woman who scraped her knee at the bottom of a hotel swimming pool in Ann Arbor nearly lost her leg after an infection, allegedly from the unclean water.
Missing 82-year-old Ann Arbor man found and saved after massive search effort
An 82-year-old man with Parkinson’s who was missing for two days in Ann Arbor has been found. Police call it one of their most intense search and rescue operations yet.
Missing elderly Ann Arbor man with Parkinson's found safe after 2 days
After going for a walk Monday night he never returned amid a scorching heat wave blanketing SE Michigan.
Ann Arbor police search for missing man with Parkinson's disease
A man who has Parkinson's disease is missing after he did not return from a walk in Ann Arbor on Monday.
CS Mott Children's Hospital opens new indoor playground with U-M great Charles Woodson
Michigan game day gets a whole new look at CS Mott Children’s Hospital in Ann Arbor with stadium seats, a jungle gym and even a swing set for children in wheelchairs.
University of Michigan severs ties with security company after personnel followed students
The University of Michigan says they have severed ties with several private security companies hired to patrol high traffic areas on campus, but many students, including pro-Palestinian demonstrators, say their actions have amounted to surveillance.
'Plant lives don't matter': University of Michigan peony garden vandalized in possible Gaza protest
Thousands of blooming peony flowers were destroyed early Sunday at a University of Michigan garden at the Nichols Arboretum in a possible protest against the violence in Gaza.
Ann Arbor breaks ground on new state of the art fire station, opening 2026
Out with the old and in with the new as Ann Arbor leads the way with a first-of-its-kind fire station coming to the city.
Charges dropped against Michigan student who was arrested during pro-Palestinian protest
All charges have been dropped against a University of Michigan student who was arrested during a pro-Palestinian protest in 2024, according to a law firm.
Halfway to Halloween Expo brings spooky goods to Washtenaw County this weekend
Get a head start on spooky season shopping this at the Halfway to Halloween Expo in Ann Arbor.
Man in wheelchair hit and killed while crossing Ann Arbor road; alcohol may be a factor
A hit-and-run driver later turned herself into police after hitting and killing a man in a wheelchair in Ann Arbor.
Defaulted federal student loan collections resume, sparking anxiety for many
It comes nearly five years after the federal government paused the loan payments and interest as a relief effort during the Covid pandemic.
University of Michigan President Santa Ono says he is stepping down
University of Michigan’s President Santa Ono made a major announcement about his future, saying he’s been tapped for the same position at the University of Florida.
