Authorities say an escaped murderer who has eluded capture since breaking out of a southeastern Pennsylvania prison a week and a half ago slipped out of the search area, changed his appearance and stole a dairy delivery van, abandoning it miles away.

A Starbucks in Detroit was forced to close on Friday after four protesters blocked the entrance by encasing their feet in concrete.

Michigan must serve kosher meat, dairy and cheesecake to prisoners observing the Jewish Sabbath and holidays.

ANN ARBOR – The Michigan Statewide CSA Network will be hosting an upcoming virtual CSA fair featuring Michigan farms on Feb. 26. A Community Supported Agriculture share is a subscription program to a local farm in which you pay a farmer upfront for a regular delivery or pickup of their harvest. The CSA fair will consist of two drop-in Zoom sessions: one at “lunch hour” from noon to 1 p.m. and a “happy hour” session from 5-6 p.m. Regional breakout rooms will be available so you can learn more about which farms offer shares in your area. Here are the Ann Arbor area farms offering CSAs this year:Interested in participating in the fair?

Julie Weatherbee, who works by day in the University of Michigan’s IT department and live tweets City Council meetings by night, began tweeting photos of people’s lost things six years ago. Here are just some of her “Lost Things” posts:If you lost your commemorative wedding mugs, they are on this chair on Koch Street. #AnnArbor pic.twitter.com/b95nZR8dXc — Julie Weatherbee (@juliewbee) December 7, 2020If you lost your soybeans, they are scattered along the Ann Arbor Railroad tracks (presumably from Ann Arbor to Toledo). #AnnArbor pic.twitter.com/tphJCeCfts — Julie Weatherbee (@juliewbee) May 23, 2020If you lost your keys, they are on this electric pole near Main and Hill! #annarbor pic.twitter.com/cRWMxT8HaC — Julie Weatherbee (@juliewbee) August 30, 2019If you lost your tiny car by the Stadium, well, I have some bad news.

Keeping students energized to learn is important, and providing healthy nutritious meals to help them focus on their schoolwork and take part in after school activities is key. With the pandemic, school is looking a bit different this year, but whether students are heading into the classroom or learning virtually, they will still have access to school lunches in Detroit. In school, all the food will be wrapped and served in traditional clamshell take-out containers for health and safety. With school plans being very fluid this year, parents can visit detroitk12.org for more information on Detroit Public Schools Community Districts meal plans. To find nutritious recipes and meal plans to keep your kids energized and healthy, visit milkmeansmore.org.

Milk (Pexels stock image)Milk at meals, water in betweenMilk is the top food source for calcium, vitamin D and potassium, and it offers some of the highest-quality protein available. Consider these facts:One out of two children ages 9 and older is falling short on calcium, vitamin D and potassium. Three meals, three servings of milkKids ages 4 to 8 years old need 2.5 servings of milk and milk products each day. Kids ages 9 and up should get three servings of milk and milk products each day. Sarah, whose favorite dairy food is a chocolate milk shake, lives in Ann Arbor with her husband and three children.

The advertiser paid a fee to promote this sponsored article and may have influenced or authored the content. This article is sponsored by United Dairy Industry of MichiganA glass of milk, butter on toast, and a slice cheese not only taste great, but can give you a boost of health benefits. That is according to a new study about the health benefits of full fat dairy. Vegetables, like dairy, also offer key health benefits, but is something 9 out of 10 people often don’t eat enough of. To learn more about these recommendations or to see the other benefits dairy can provide click on the video above.

The advertiser paid a fee to promote this sponsored article and may have influenced or authored the content. The views expressed in this article are those of the advertiser and do not necessarily reflect those of this site or affiliated companies. This article is sponsored by United Dairy Industry of MichiganHere at Live In The D, we are serious about our love for coffee. So we were delighted when Bearclaw Coffee Company parked their coffee truck on our plaza and talked to Tati Amare about the one ingredient that helps them whip up delicious hand crafted coffee drinks. Watch the video above to see what it is and to find out how Tati loves her coffee.