Here's your local news at a glance for Tuesday, the 4th of August.
Good morning, Ann Arbor.
The Delonis Center homeless shelter in downtown will reduce its capacity this winter to 52 beds, which may turn away 78 individuals who previously slept on mats.
Shelter Association leaders are meeting county officials soon to secure additional funding & potential overflow space.
A section of the Border-to-Border Trail along the west side of Argo Pond closed on Monday, Aug.
3 for repairs and may stay closed up to two weeks to ensure safety for trail users. Nearby Broadway Park West remains accessible for visitors.
Buddy’s Pizza is offering a limited-edition triple pepperoni hot honey Detroit-style pie for rewards members starting today and to the public on Monday, Aug.
10. The special pizza will be served at all 19 locations, including Ann Arbor.
Ann Arbor residents with home damage from April’s tornado can get help filing for FEMA assistance at a Disaster Recovery Center that will operate daily from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. from Aug.
13 to Aug. 17 at the Ann Arbor District Library Westgate Branch (2503 Jackson Ave).
Ann Arbor’s transit authority announced service adjustments on seven bus routes starting Aug.
23 to boost on-time performance and rider experience. Changes include schedule tweaks and route realignments due to a temporary Blake Transit Center closure amid Fourth Avenue construction through end of 2026.
Two Michigan residents with underlying health conditions died Monday, Aug.
3, from cyclosporiasis during an outbreak linked to contaminated iceberg lettuce grown in Mexico; the outbreak has sickened over 11,000 people this summer, and health officials advise those with ongoing symptoms to seek care.
Local high schools in Ann Arbor have shared their 2026 football schedules with practices starting next week and games beginning Aug.
27. Schools like Ann Arbor Father Gabriel Richard, Huron, Pioneer and Skyline have set matchups across various venues in the area.
Michigan's spring camp showed Tommy Carr was the clear No. 2 in a group of three quarterbacks, but transfer Brayden Fowler+Nicolosi will join camp and compete for the backup role ahead of the Sept.
5 opener. The coaching staff is still evaluating its depth chart.
Former Michigan safety Rod Moore said he feels better than he has in two years and is expected to return full-time this fall if his knee holds up.
Coach Kyle Whittingham said Moore’s improved condition could strengthen the Wolverines’ defense at Michigan Stadium.
Eight University of Michigan sports figures, including longtime men’s basketball coach John Beilein and softball star Sierra Romero, will be inducted into the UM Hall of Honor on Friday, Sept.
11 at Crisler Center (a venue known for major events).
Book Launch for When Squirrels Fly by D. E. Carr
When Squirrels Fly is a science-kissed cozy mystery set on the Old West Side of Ann Arbor. A book launch celebration and signing event is scheduled for August 6, 6:00 pm - 7:30 pm at 211 W. Washington St. in downtown Ann Arbor.
Book Launch for When Squirrels Fly by D. E. Carr
When Squirrels Fly is a science-kissed cozy mystery set on the Old West Side of Ann Arbor. A book launch celebration and signing event is scheduled for August 6, 6:00 pm - 7:30 pm at 211 W. Washington St. in downtown Ann Arbor.
Moonmill Concert
8-11 p.m. — The Ark — Ticket prices vary — Experience the enchanting folk pop sounds of Moonmill with their rich vocal harmonies and captivating guitar lines.
The High Kings Concert
8-11 p.m. — The Ark — $44.50 — Experience the vibrant showcase of Irish culture with the chart-topping folk group, The High Kings.
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