Here's your local news at a glance for Tuesday, the 15th of September.
Good morning, Ann Arbor.
Local theaters stage films and concerts this week.
The State Theater shows Hope, Practical Magic 2, Resident Evil, Teenage Sex and Death at Camp Miasma and Tony, while the Michigan Theater offers throwback films and concerts with Beth Hart Tuesday and Herb Alpert Friday.
The University of Michigan collected $902M in donations during fiscal year 2026, marking its best year ever for the Look to Michigan campaign with over 126,000 donors.
The funds supported student scholarships + research projects and other university programs.
Ann Arbor officials plan to extend the Division Street bikeway to the Broadway bridges in 2027, with city staff finalizing designs and bids set for next spring and summer.
Community members can attend an informational open house (Sept. 23, 5-7 p.m.) at the DDA offices in Kerrytown to share feedback.
Michigan's defense powered the Wolverines to a win over Oklahoma on Saturday, Sept.
12 in Ann Arbor with a key interception + standout punting from Cam Brown, who pinned most punts inside the 20 yard line.
After a 17-10 win over Oklahoma, Michigan coach Kyle Whittingham said his team must tighten penalties and boost passing efficiency while relying on running back Jordan Marshall's leadership.
The Wolverines will adjust tactics in future games to overcome challenges with discipline.
Nine people were ejected from Michigan Stadium on Saturday, Sept.
5 for disorderly conduct and intoxication during the Michigan game against Oklahoma, and 16 visitors were taken to a hospital while the Wolverines won 17-10.
Michigan coach Kyle Whittingham said the team must reduce penalties after earning 20 flags and 170 penalty yards in wins over Oklahoma and Western Michigan — he stressed that better discipline is needed ahead of a game against UTEP and upcoming Big Ten play.
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