Good morning, Ann Arbor.

Ann Arbor musician Kylee Phillips will perform her first full-length album at The Ark on Thursday, Oct.

29 — a homecoming show where she presents her new record 'Before I Am Invisible' with a full band.

Chelsea schools updated their cellphone policy after student concerns led the board to allow limited use outside class.

The board approved the revision on Monday, Oct. 5 (giving administrators discretion to treat break times as noninstruction periods and permit medically necessary use and accommodations under individualized plans).

Bee Friedlander testified on Monday, Oct.

5 before City Council that glue traps injure birds and other species—prompting initial council approval to ban their in-store sale, with a public hearing on Oct. 19 to consider final action; the ordinance exempts insect traps and non-glue traps.

University of Michigan will host its second annual Swim Across America Michigan Pool Swim on Oct.

11 at Donald B. Canham Natatorium to raise funds for cancer research at UM Rogel Cancer Center; the event includes pool relays + an official swim workout with check-in starting Sunday at 9:30 a.m.

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.

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.