Good morning, Ann Arbor.

University of Michigan received 2 million dollars from Gov. Whitmer’s office on Oct.

14 to expand its nuclear workforce training program for 75 community college graduates and 500 bachelor’s students. The funding is part of a 23 million dollars state package that leverages 118 million dollars in federal support.

Council approved $766,517 to protect a 15 acre farm off Brookville Road in Salem Township as part of Ann Arbor's greenbelt program.

The city will later issue proposals for a new farmer while retaining a conservation easement — safeguarding farmland and the local food system.

Online polls let local readers vote for standout underclassmen athletes in several sports — with voting open until 11:59 p.m. Sunday, Oct.

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Michigan coach Jason Beck is tweaking play calls to crack the code for an offense that struggled against Minnesota, with a 3-2 turnover margin and inconsistent rushing (averaging just 135 yards per game) as he aims to improve red-zone scoring ahead of upcoming contests.

The Michigan men’s basketball team secured its first 2027 commitment yesterday when 6-foot-5 guard Lucai Anderson signed in Ann Arbor.

He is the younger brother of a former recruit & he is expected to grow under Coach Mike Boynton Jr.

Michigan Wolverines face offensive lineup challenges ahead of Saturday's game against Penn State at Michigan Stadium as center Jake Guarnera, right guard Brady Norton, and Andrew Babalola are listed as questionable.

Updated reports will come Thursday and Friday as Michigan works through injuries.