A $10,000 reward is being offered for information the will lead to an arrest and conviction of the suspects accused of assaulting a University of Michigan student because of their religious background.

Ann Arbor police are searching for the suspects accused of assaulting someone due to their religious background.

Residents have until Friday to vote for their favorite.

Eight new public bathrooms are coming to Ann Arbor in the coming weeks.

Tree Town residents have until Friday, June 28 to vote for their favorites.

Eight new public bathrooms are coming to Ann Arbor in the coming weeks.

The bicentennial exhibit contains art showing the Ann Arbor community and iconic landmarks including the Original Cottage Inn location, the Main and Liberty intersection, the Michigan Theatre, Nickels Arcade, and The Beer Depot on William Street.

The City of Ann Arbor launched the program in early May to help homeowners evaluate their energy usage.

Designed to celebrate and champion businesses committed to eco-friendly practices, the A2 GBC aims to be more than just a certification program—it’s a movement to create a greener, more sustainable future.

Several streets near Michigan Stadium will have on-street parking restrictions from 8 a.m. to midnight.

From 1-4 p.m., on Sunday, April 21, more than 20 environmental organizations and nonprofits will be at the Leslie Science & Nature Center with family-free displays and hands-on activities.

The City of Ann Arbor is looking to fill full-time and part-time positions for summer camps, city pools, canoe liveries, golf courses and water parks around Tree Town.

A non-profit professional theater company, Penny Seats performs comedies, dramas, musicals and more in Ann Arbor parks and pubs.

The electric board proposed by Ann Arbor for Public Power would have power from the City of Ann Arbor to create, maintain and administer a public power utility system.

Firefighters pulled the dog from the Huron River just before noon on Friday.

Regardless, the City of Ann Arbor wants fans to stay safe as they watch the game and has released a series of tips aimed at keeping partiers safe.

Join community members, creatives and officials in celebrating 200 years of Tree Town at the Michigan Theater.

Our A4 team took a look back at all of the articles we’ve written this year and found the 10 that readers spent the most time with.

Ann Arbor Municipal Center offices will close and trash collections will be delayed by the winter holidays.

“I’m confident that Andre’s broad management experience and community engagement capabilities will be an asset to the Ann Arbor Police Department, which has a well-earned reputation for excellence,” Dohoney said in a release.

Crews will begin putting equipment at the site and will clear some trees near the construction zone.

The initiative pairs residents and volunteers who can help with nearby snow removal.

Starting Jan. 1, the City of Ann Arbor and WeCare Denali will only accept manufactured compostable products made of fiber at the city’s compost facility.

The City of Ann Arbor is expanding fall services by increasing the limit on paper yard waste bags, offering unlimited compost drop-offs, and encouraging residents to grab free woodchips.

This is the first time the tree disease has been found in a natural area within Ann Arbor, city officials said in a notice.

Residents of all ages can submit designs for flags that will fly over city facilities and Larcom City Hall.

The University of Michigan president has agreed to publicly support the creation of an unarmed, non-police emergency response program for members of the university.

The city recently unveiled a new look for the website to streamline how users find content and interact with resources.

The University of Michigan’s president has condemned antisemitic vandalism at two off-campus fraternity houses.

City officials encouraged fairgoers to seek shelter due to the severe weather impacting southeast Michigan.

A 54-acre parcel of land on Nollar Road in Northfield Township is being sold at an affordable price.

Crossing guards help students who may be lost or injured and report accidents or vehicles ignoring crosswalk safety measures.

The Driving Equality Ordinance bars police from pulling over drivers for minor violations unless the violations pose an immediate danger.

Concerts start at 7:30 p.m. and will be held on the Burns Park lawn at 1300 Baldwin Ave.

The City of Ann Arbor has launched a pilot program offering a guaranteed monthly income of roughly $530 to certain residents for two years.

Tree Town has received “gold status” for its leadership efforts in climate resilience, energy efficiency, renewable energy, and its materials management for the third year in a row.

Curbside collections will be delayed by one day, according to a notice from the City of Ann Arbor.

The alternative schedule will help staff observe how different pollinator-friendly plants bloom, how grasses grow, if equipment fuel emissions are reduced and if stormwater infiltration improves.

See which positions are available right now in the Ann Arbor parks.

The city will receive the funds to support 10 AmeriCorps members who will implement local resilience-building initiatives and launch neighborhood-focused decarbonization.

The second phase of Ann Arbor's South Main Street Watermain Project starts on Friday.

The city and county were recognized for improvement work at Huron Hills Golf Course.

A section of Geddes Ave. has closed in both directions for construction.

Pollinator-friendly practices not only help Michigan-native species with more food and habitats but improve local ecosystems.

TheRide's getDowntown initiative is inviting commuters to take part in its spring challenge.

Local law enforcement want visitors and residents to know about parking restrictions on Saturday for U-M's graduation.

The city wants to hear from residents as it searches for an alternative heating utility.

This summer, the series has a lineup of free activities between June 9-25.

The City of Ann Arbor wants to hear from community members about upcoming public art projects at two parks.

Here are the maps you need to know about if you want to avoid getting stuck in construction around Ann Arbor.

More than 20 local organizations will be at the free family-friendly event, along with performances, educational presentations, crafts and other environmental activities.

The move aims to make facilities more equitable and the city more responsible with its available resources, officials said.

You can now rent e-bikes on U-M's campus.

The City of Ann Arbor wants to hear from residents as it prepares to implement nine days of early voting for the upcoming federal election cycle.

The City of Ann Arbor is sharing real-time branch collection data with residents.

Flushing will happen on a weekly basis until the fall or until all hydrants are serviced.

The City of Ann Arbor will be marking the launch of its first-ever shared e-bike program with a “roll out” event on Monday at 1 p.m.

Ann Arbor has been ranked the No. 2 city to live in the Midwest.

Signage and city staff are posted at all controlled burn sites.

Washtenaw County residents can sign up to receive up to three free trees from the City of Ann Arbor this season.

The city has hired a professional contractor to carry out ecological burns in Belize Park.

Ann Arbor residents can begin placing their compost carts and yard waste at the curb on March 27.

The City of Ann Arbor is currently hiring for more than 30 seasonal positions.

TheRide buses will not be running on Sunday, April 9, due to the Easter holiday, officials said.

The City of Ann Arbor is currently installing new “No Turn on Red” signs throughout the downtown area.

Officials said fewer than five percent of the city's solid waste routes had been cleared by Friday, March 10.

The City of Ann Arbor Parks and Recreation department is looking to fill several part-time and full-time positions for summer camps, city pools, golf courses, canoe liveries, parks and the water treatment plant.

Ann Arbor officials warn the public that road conditions are extremely dangerous within the city limits.

The vehicle not only expands the department’s fleet but enhances how personnel can respond to medical incidents throughout the city.

Mack Indoor Pool is still closed a week after experiencing power outages.

Starting March 15, residents are asked to turn off late-night lights and shut window blinds after 11 p.m. to help birds migrating through Ann Arbor.

The city will offer a limited collection of tree debris to residents starting on March 6.

Additional nights may be added depending on volunteer capacity, city officials said in a notice.

The city is warning community members of the dangers of live wires as crews work to clear streets of downed lines.

Many residents and businesses remain without power one day after an ice storm hit the area.

The logo has several nods to the city’s past and present, officials said.

Community members are invited to attend February's Sustainability Forum on Wednesday.

Here's what's open for families on President's Day in Ann Arbor.

Curbside services including trash and recycling collection, safety services and utilities will continue with their usual schedule.

StudyFinds editors looked at cities named on 10 different expert lists of top spots to live across the US.

Business and property owners can learn more details and have questions about A2 Area Commercial Solar Program answered during a Zoom webinar from noon to 1 p.m. on Feb. 28.

Learn more about NAP's upcoming ecological burn season in Ann Arbor.

The Ann Arbor Fire Department has improved its score on the Public Protection Classification.

The Washtenaw County Health Department is cautioning residents to take extra care when shoveling.

All nonemergency government buildings have closed due to the severe weather, city officials said.

The Ann Arbor Community Academy. is returning for its sixth year to help introduce residents to the behind-the-scenes daily operations of Tree Town’s city planning.

The annual challenge by TheRide's getDowntown Program encourages commuters to get to work without driving during the cold winter months.

Buhr Park Outdoor Ice Arena offers public skating times six days a week.

Those who bring their own bucket and shovel can get up to five gallons of the mixture per visit.

Ann Arbor SPARK has announced that former Ann Arbor City Administrator Tom Crawford will serve as financial officer of the Tree Town development agency.

The public is asked to offer suggestions at three forums happening in January.

A handful of roads in downtown Tree Town are closing this week to make way for different construction projects.

Tree Town municipal offices and the Larcom City Hall customer service center will be closed in observance of the end-of-the-year holidays.

Enjoy ice skating at Ann Arbor's public rinks this holiday season.

Applications are currently being accepted for two Fleet Mechanic - Vehicle & Equipment Tech openings with the city.

Members of the public are invited to a hearing at Larcom City Hall on Tuesday evening over a proposal to expand the runway at Ann Arbor Airport.

The city will be offering free drop-off locations for your undecorated Christmas trees this season.

Learn more about Ann Arbor city parks with a new interactive map.

Ann Arborites have approved a new millage that will boost sustainable and clean energy initiatives over the next 20 years.

Observed annually on November 11, the federal holiday honors the men and women who serve and who have served in the U.S. Armed Forces.