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Your Washtenaw County road work for week of Sept. 21
ANN ARBOR, MI - Drivers should expect lane closures, detours and delays at more than 60 locations across the county during the week of Sept. 21-27, 2026, according to a schedule released by the Washtenaw County Road Commission. Several major road closures will be in effect during the week and...
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Ann Arbor goes ahead with Green Road reconfiguration project
The City of Ann Arbor is going ahead with its project to reconfigure Green Road to improve pedestrian safety in the northern part of the city. Green Road will have its streets repainted and its lanes narrowed. The area along Plymouth to Burbank Road will also get buffered bike lanes and a pedestrian safety island.
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Supporters of Broadway Bridge bike lanes say opponents are jumping the gun
City officials say opponents of proposed bike lanes on the Broadway Bridge on Ann Arbor’s northside are jumping the gun. They also say an extension of the bike lanes on Division Street is long overdue. The Division Street Bikeway Extension Project is in two phases. The first runs from...
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Some Ann Arbor residents don't want two-way bike lanes on Broadway Bridge
The City of Ann Arbor is considering a road diet for the Broadway Bridge and North Division Street. About 50 northside residents got together Thursday night to discuss how to prevent unwanted changes. The tables at the Northside Grill were filled like it was late Saturday morning. Under the proposed...
whmi.com
MDOT Lane Reductions, Closures on I-96 in Livingston Co.
Beginning at 6 pm Friday, Westbound I-96 from Chilson to M-59 in the Howell area will be reduced to one lane through the weekend. The lane reduction is scheduled to end at 6 am Monday. On Tuesday, MDOT has scheduled a 50-day closure of Westbound Grand River to the Eastbound...
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Gas prices near $5 a gallon frustrate mid-Michigan drivers
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WAVE Announces Fiscal Year 2027 Service and Fare Updates, Effective October 1, 2026
WAVE (Western-Washtenaw Area Value Express) will introduce a set of service and fare changes on October 1, 2026, the first day of Fiscal Year 2027. “These changes come down to one thing: getting community members where they need to go while making every dollar count,” said Marie Gress, WAVE Executive Director. “Letting riders request a pickup off the fixed route puts more control in their hands, makes service more dependable, and helps us manage rising costs. As we mark 50 years of service, this update helps ensure WAVE is just as strong for the next 50.”
The Ann Arbor News
Ann Arbor’s TheRide and transit union reach labor agreement after extended negotiations
ANN ARBOR, MI — The Ann Arbor Area Transportation Authority, also known as TheRide, and Transport Workers Union Local 171 have reached a new collective bargaining agreement that keeps its transit operators among Michigan’s highest paid while adding expanded benefits for employees. The agreement, which took effect Sept....