Washtenaw County’s school for students with severe and multiple disabilities welcomed community members to its first open house on May 19, following two years of construction and renovation during the COVID-19 pandemic.
One of Ann Arbor's newest food trucks, FedUp, is dedicated to addressing food injustice and food insecurity by offering free meals with a side of hope and dignity.
Mariel Gupta's aim is to increase access to art through the distribution of art kits to those who might not have access to art classes or supplies.
Following several months of community engagement and research, the Coalition for Re-Envisioning Our Safety has announced plans to create an unarmed, non-police response program for Ann Arbor – and, eventually, all of Washtenaw County.
A new report celebrates Ann Arbor and Ypsilanti as two of at least 16 trailblazing Michigan communities that have set goals to become carbon-neutral or to use 100% renewable energy.
Embracing Our Differences - Southeast Michigan will display 31 local adults' and students' artwork alongside nationally recognized artists at four Ann Arbor and Ypsilanti parks.
Ypsilanti-based Michigan Works! Southeast will showcase career openings across the manufacturing, health sciences, construction, and energy sectors during its upcoming Careers of Today & Tomorrow job fair.
The Western-Washtenaw Area Value Express public transit system has partnered with mobility solutions company MUVE to pilot a new transportation app.
The Ann Arbor District Library is well known for making unconventional items like guitars and telescopes available to patrons – but until recently, no items designed to be buried in dirt and never returned.
A new Washtenaw County Conservation District initiative called the Community Trees Pilot Project is consulting residents on how to maximize the benefits of trees in the four communities.
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