Coverage of community groups bringing about changes, innovations, and solutions in their community.
The new Restorative and Preventative Intervention and Diversion (RAPID) program is a pre-arrest deflection initiative designed to connect youth with support before they become entangled in the criminal legal system.
Predevelopment assistance was a vital tool in creating Ypsilanti's new Dorsey Estates and other similar developments.
A three-mile non-motorized greenway connecting downtown Ann Arbor to the Huron River is taking a vital step forward thanks to a recent $1 million earmark in Michigan’s 2026 state budget.
Ypsilanti's oldest African-American women's charitable organization, the Palm Leaf Club, grew out of a church club established in 1904.
Ypsilanti-based advocacy group Survivors Speak and its founder, Trische' Duckworth, are turning up the heat on legislators, asking them to address life-threatening mold at the Women's Huron Valley Correctional Facility in Pittsfield Township.
More than 200 people attended the first statewide Michigan Restorative Justice Summit Oct. 30-31 at Eastern Michigan University in Ypsilanti.
Michigan Municipal League shares innovative programs, fosters collaborations, and connects communities with resources.
Ann Arbor's draft comprehensive land use plan would result in a denser city with more housing and transit options.
Exceptional Journeys provides a variety of services for people with special needs, and the nonprofit has plans to expand.
Forthcoming Medicaid cuts have direct implications on not just health, but housing, for many of Washtenaw County's poorest residents.
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