Washtenaw County Health Dept lifts stay-in-place order for U-M students

The order is not extended and will expire Nov. 3 at 7 a.m. The proportion of local COVID-19 cases associated with U-M has decreased, and importantly, this reduction in new, university-associated cases has allowed case investigators and contact tracers to catch up.

2 Michigan men facing gang felony charge for alleged ties with white supremacist group The Base

Multiple felony charges have been filed against the self-proclaimed leader of The Base, a national white supremacist group, and an associate of the group, following an investigation by Michigan State Police and the Federal Bureau of Investigation.

Woman survives 6-month battle with coronavirus and gets a hero's welcome

"People keep saying 'I took care of you,' but I was unconscious for about two and a half months so I really don't remember them, but I am so thankful," said Deanna.

University of Michigan recruiting for a second COVID-19 vaccine clinical trial

Michigan Medicine is partnering with Janssen, a division of Johnson & Johnson, for a double-blind phase III clinical trial to test a vaccine against COVID-19.

Michigan's three biggest universities anticipate online classes until next fall

Classes at the University of Michigan, Michigan State University, and Wayne State University will likely remain online for the entire academic year.

Kindness of a stranger returns stolen bike to Ann Arbor woman

Last week Retzer, who rides her beloved bike to work daily at Mott Children's Hospital, discovered she had no way to get home after her 10-hour shift.

EMU planning on testing wastewater treatment for signs of COVID-19

Eastern Michigan University will test campus wastewater for the COVID-19 virus and other signs of infectious diseases.

Ann Arbor City Council takes up resolution decriminalizing magic mushrooms

Following growing support for alternative forms of medicine in the cannabis market, two Ann Arbor City Council members have introduced a resolution to decriminalize magic mushrooms.

Ann Arbor City Council seeks to decriminalize psychedelic mushrooms
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Following growing support for alternative forms of medicine in the cannabis market, two Ann Arbor City Council members have introduced a resolution to decriminalize magic mushrooms.

University of Michigan Law Professor remembers Ruth Bader Ginsburg

As tributes to the late Supreme Court Justice, Ruth Bader Ginsburg, continue to pour in across the country, her impact is also felt right here in Metro Detroit. 

University of Michigan graduate employees vote to end strike, return to work Thursday

The Graduate Employee's Organization at the University of Michigan has voted to end its strike and accept the school's offer which included dropping a legal threat that administrators at considered against the union.