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Big Ten power rankings show Michigan struggling after a close loss to Minnesota as it takes a bye today to regroup, while Northwestern climbs the ladder & traditional powers stagger.

Wolverines now face tough decisions ahead for their next matchup.

The Washtenaw County Health Department released its flu shot schedule with drop-in appointments at the Ypsilanti location (555 Towner St) and an evening clinic on Tuesday, Oct.

13. Residents six months and older can call 734-544-6700 or visit vaccinefinder.org to set up an appointment.

Ann Arbor sports fans can vote for top junior athletes in fall sports — online polls are open for unlimited voting until 11:59 p.m. Sunday, Oct.

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Curious Coffee opened its permanent cafe at 217 N.

Main St. on Saturday, Oct. 3 (in the former Mighty Good Coffee space), serving locally roasted beans and planning brewing education sessions.

Local high school football teams show strong competition as Saline and Chelsea, both undefeated at 6-0, lead the Ann Arbor-area rankings after Week 6.

Ann Arbor Pioneer is on a three-game winning streak and aims for its first postseason berth as teams prepare for Week 7.

City Council approved $417K — including contingency funding — to start a visioning process for the Ann Arbor Farmers Market in Kerrytown on Monday, Oct.

5, as officials work to review past plans and meet changing community needs.

Michigan’s tight end Zack Marshall (a senior) apologized on Tuesday on social media for leaked comments criticizing the coaching staff after a loss to Minnesota, and he said he let frustration get the better of him instead of taking responsibility.

Six high-rise apartment projects and a 20-story affordable housing tower are under construction in downtown Ann Arbor, changing the city skyline.

The buildings target students, feature luxury + budget-friendly units, and follow a growth plan approved in March, with some openings planned for Fall 2027.