Members of the university community who fall in the first priority group will receive the vaccine.

The city closed eight downtown streets to allow for expanded patios in a bid to make up for business lost to COVID-19.

Bars, restaurants, entertainment venues and gyms must operate at half of their maximum occupancy.

It was alumni appreciation day at Crisler Center for Michigan's 89-65 win over Indiana.

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Liquidation sales begin March 6.

The site expects to reopen on Sunday, March 15.

Lucky's Market filed for bankruptcy nearly a week after announcing its closure.

Jason Polan will be laid to rest this week in Michigan.

The two cases include an adult male who traveled to New York and an adult female who traveled through Europe.

Residents and employees at Samaritas Affordable Living at Sequoia Place in Ann Arbor received the vaccine Friday

Patients will begin receiving invites starting Monday Jan. 11 to schedule appointments

Older adults and some essential workers will now be eligible.

Employers in Washtenaw County are still expected screen their employees for coronavirus and gathering sizes remain limited in the new orders.

Al Worden, a Jackson High School graduate, went to the moon in 1971.

'Chase is the hero in all of this," said Heidi Williams, Ingham County Animal Control & Shelter Director.

Detroit could be eyeing an increased role for fifth-round rookie receiver Quintez Cephus down the stretch.

There have been 1,101 confirmed COVID-19 cases in Washtenaw County as of Saturday.

The Ann Arbor-area is one of the largest communities with significant transmission of coronavirus – behind only metro Detroit and Genessee County.

Warde Manuel also spoke about the incident with President Mark Schlissel.