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Michigan Medicine appoints first chief data and AI operations officer

Michigan Medicine appointed Naveen Maram as its first chief data and artificial intelligence officer in a move that reflects the expansion of AI in healthcare systems nationwide. Before starting at the University Oct. 12, Maram performed a similar role at Ardent Health, a Tennessee-based hospital operator running both public and...

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Saline Area Chamber of Commerce Welcomes Club Pilates to Saline with Ribbon Cutting Celebration

The Saline Area Chamber of Commerce (SACC) proudly welcomed Club Pilates Saline to the community with a ribbon cutting ceremony on November 4 at its new location, 1365 E. Michigan Avenue, Saline. Yolanda Royall-Williams, President and COO, Club Pilates brings a welcoming and inclusive fitness experience to the Saline community,...

Saline, MI · 2d
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Majority of Michigan school bonds pass in Nov. election. Look up your district

Michigan voters approve the majority of school bonds on the ballot. Dearborn and Dearborn Heights voters say yes to $1.5 billion bond. Bonds are a key way districts can raise funds to do large construction projects. Michigan voters approved more than half of school bonds on the ballot Tuesday. Statewide,...

Michigan · 2d
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Sue Shink wins reelection to Michigan Senate District 14 seat

Incumbent state Sen. Sue Shink, D-Northfield Township, won her first reelection to represent District 14 in the Michigan State Senate Nov. 3, defeating Republican Tawn Beliger, vice-chair of the Washtenaw County Republican Party. According to the Associated Press and New York Times, as of 1:45 a.m. on Nov. 4, Shink has secured 59% of the vote to Beliger’s 41%, with more than 91% of the vote in.

Michigan · 4d
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Yellow River Restoration Project Proposed for Plymouth’s River Park Square, Work Could Start in 2027

The Kankakee River Basin and Yellow River Basin Development Commission has filed an application and conceptual plans to restore a piece of the Yellow River at River Park Square in Plymouth. Work might begin in 2027, according to Marshall County Post. Executive Director Scott Pelath filed the paperwork for the...

Plymouth, MI · 2d

Sports Business Journal

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Michigan, Michigan State to launch urine recycling pilot at Michigan Stadium on Saturday

Researchers from Michigan and Michigan State will “collect urine from tailgaters” at Saturday’s rivalry game in Ann Arbor as “part of an event called ‘The Piss Off,’” according to Austin Meek of THE ATHLETIC. Researchers at the event, coordinated by Michigan’s Nutrient-Energy-Water Cycles Group, will “pasteurize the urine and isolate nutrients such as nitrogen, phosphorus and potassium for use in fertilizer pellets that will be applied to plants” at UM’s Matthaei Botanical Gardens and Nichols Arboretum and MSU’s W.K. Kellogg Biological Station. Two donation stations with standing urinals will be in the tailgating areas at Ann Arbor Golf & Outing Club across from gates 2 and 4 at Michigan Stadium. The group said that it “hopes to add sitting options for future events.” According to N-E-W Cycles, this event will be the “first ‘stadium-scale pilot’ for urine recycling in the U.S.” Saturday’s kickoff is at 7:30pm ET, and the donation stations will be open from 1pm ET until the end of the game (THE ATHLETIC, 11/5).

Ann Arbor, MI · 1d

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Board Certifies New Winner of 2025 Hamtramck Mayor's Race

The Wayne County Board of Canvassers certified former Hamtramck City Councilman Muhith Mahmood as the winner of the 2025 mayoral race, clearing the way for him to be sworn in Sunday at an inauguration, the Detroit Free Press reports. The bipartisan Wayne County Board of Canvassers voted unanimously to certify...

Hamtramck, MI · 3d

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City looking into ways to regulate e-bikes

NOVI — The city of Novi is looking into ways to regulate the use of e-bikes after safety concerns with their use were brought to the City Council’s attention. Mayor Justin Fischer said that city leaders had heard from residents at meetings and via emails about concerns with the e-bikes.

Novi, MI · 3d

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Van Buren planners okay site plan for Battery Energy Storage System (BESS)

The Van Buren Township Planning Commission recommended approval for special land use and preliminary site plans to Staghorn BESS, LLC, a project developed by RWE Clean Energy (RWE), for installation of a 200-MW/800-MWh Battery Energy Storage System (BESS) following several hours of formal presentations and public debate at its regular meeting on Oct. 28.

Wayne County, MI · 2d

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Lenawee School Board Results: Four Contests Still Outstanding

LENAWEE CO. — School board races in Adrian, Blissfield, Onsted and Tecumseh are now complete, with all precincts reporting in unofficial Lenawee County results released early Wednesday morning. In Adrian, all 16 precincts reported. Natasha Abbott received 5,432 votes, followed by Jon Baucher with 4,817. Voters were selecting two...

Lenawee County, MI · 4d

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Dearborn Ballots Run Short on Election Day, Mayor Hammoud Tells Voters to Hold Their Ground

Dearborn Mayor Abdullah Hammoud told voters just before 7 p.m. Tuesday that some precincts had temporarily run out of ballots and that lines were running longer than usual, urging anyone waiting to stay put rather than walk away. He stressed that voters already in line before polls closed at 8 p.m. still had a legal right to cast a ballot, even if the wait stretched past closing time.

Dearborn, MI · 4d

Livingston Daily | Daily Press & Argus

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Basley, Smith ousted from Cromaine Library Board

Seven candidates competed for four seats on the Cromaine District Library Board on Nov. 3. The election was shaped by ongoing disputes over book challenges and the future direction of the organization. According to unofficial results, of those candidates, the winners were Ethan Hawker (16.17%), Nancy Rosso (16.08%), David MacGregor (14.31%) and Jeannine Gogoleski (13.92%). Three of those candidates — Hawker, Rosso and MacGregor — were backed by Cromaine for Everyone, a nonprofit organization that opposes censorship in libraries. The race came after a year of conflict over more than 200 books challenged at the library by a group of 12 individuals, who alleged the materials involved the “sexualization/exploitation of children.” In October 2025, trustees agreed to read all of the challenged books before making any decisions about where they should be shelved. However, officials abandoned that effort in May 2026 after reading 58. The rest of the books were moved to the adult section, unread. More: These candidates are hoping for a seat on the Cromaine Library Board The remaining candidates were incumbents Becky Basley and Dawn Smith and newcomer Griffin Wright, the latter of which was also backed by Cromaine for Everyone. — Contact reporter Tess Ware at

Livingston County, MI · 4d

CBS Detroit

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Fire destroys Ypsilanti Township apartment building; 15 people left homeless

A three-story apartment building was destroyed by a fire early Tuesday in Ypsilanti Township.

Ypsilanti, MI · 4d

WXYZ Detroit 7 Action News

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Proposal 2 approved by Michigan voters. Here’s what happens next

Southfield, MI · 3d

Fox News

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JACKSON THOMPSON: Father of Michigan volleyball player blasts El-Sayed for '60 Minutes' girls' sports remark

Sean Lechner fires back at Abdul El-Sayed's remarks, saying his daughter's volleyball lawsuit proves transgender sports debates aren't manufactured.

Monroe, MI · 4d

Livingston Daily | Daily Press & Argus

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We asked, you answered. Livingston County's best soup spot is ...

Livingston County has named the best local spot for a bowl of soup, according to a poll from The Daily. Colasanti's Express took home first place, with 18.5% of the vote in the poll ending Nov. 2. The express gourmet grocery store opened at 5580 E. Grand River Ave. in Genoa Township in May. Colasanti's offers options for on-the-go soup lovers, with six flavors available daily. A typical staple is chicken noodle soup, while other popular flavors include broccoli cheddar and lobster bisque. Brighton Bar and Grill and The Ivy Table tied for second place with 15.4%. Jonna's Market in Howell took home third place, with 12.4%. More: Howell has enthusiastic response to opening of 'express' Colasanti's Other nominees that received votes include The Crunchy Pickle (7.7%), Label Kitchen + Bar (1.6%), Stillwater Grill (3.1%), Hamburg Pub (1.6%), Sunrise Family Diner (6.2%), Simply Fresh Market (7.7%), Howell Coney Island (1.6%) and George's Family Restaurant (9.3%). — Contact reporter Makayla Coffee at mcoffee@livingstondaily.com . This article originally appeared on Livingston Daily: We asked, you answered. Livingston County's best soup spot is ...

Livingston County, MI · 4d

Main Street Dollars

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Low-income homeowners in Ann Arbor, Battle Creek, Ferndale, Oak Park and Portage have Dec. 1 to Dec. 14 deadlines to cut or erase 2026 property taxes

Low-income homeowners in five Michigan cities have between Dec. 1 and Dec. 14 to ask for a cut in their 2026 property tax bills. Ann Arbor can reduce a qualifying home’s taxable value by 100 percent, which erases the bill, while Battle Creek, Ferndale and Oak Park each offer a 50 percent reduction. Portage’s application […]

Ann Arbor, MI · 6d

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Michael McVey defeats incumbent Brian Marl in Saline mayoral race

Michael McVey has defeated incumbent Brian Marl in Saline’s mayoral race. Saline voters chose retiring Eastern Michigan University educator Michael McVey to be mayor by a small margin. He says a lot of work is to be done between now and January. He expects to get to know local officials and business owners, and help secure a new city manager. He says this election showed that residents wanted a new direction.

Saline, MI · 4d

fox2detroit.com

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Michigan voters weigh in on key millage proposals

From funding the Detroit Zoo and History Museums, to public safety, voters weighed in on important millages throughout the Metro Detroit area.

Detroit, MI · 3d

News-Herald

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Beyond the Ceremony: Downriver honors its veterans

Veterans Day brings ceremonies, flags and public expressions of gratitude across Downriver. For those who work with veterans every day, however, honoring their service means remembering them long after Nov. 11. On Nov. 11, communities across Downriver will pause. Flags will be raised. Bands will play. Veterans will stand to...

Wayne County, MI · 4d