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Tariq Russell Lee, 26, from Belleville pleaded guilty in Washtenaw County Trial Court to assault less than murder—he fired a gun from his car and did not stop after a crash on Aug.

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Federal prosecutors charged two Metro Detroit doctors — Dr. Shakeeb Chinoy of Bloomfield Hills and Dr. Sunil Manjila-Varghese of Ann Arbor — along with a clinic owner and a recruiter in a $7M opioid scheme that illegally issued thousands of prescriptions from November 2023 to June and bilked Medicare and Medicaid for over $1 million.

Gas prices in Michigan dropped 11 cents from last week to around $3.12 per gallon, letting drivers save about $11 on a 15-gallon fill-up compared to last year — AAA said falling demand may be behind the lower costs.

The University of Michigan—Ann Arbor earned the No. 34 spot on LinkedIn's inaugural top 50 list for long-term career success on Aug.

12—data that tracked top employers, industries, and cities where graduates work. This ranking shows the school’s strong performance in preparing students for their future careers.

A landfill in western Wayne County is seeking to expand its capacity by 5 million cubic yards from 22 to 27 million as its license renewal request is before the Michigan Department of Environment Great Lakes and Energy—public comments remain open while leaders and protesters voice their concerns.

Scriptless in Seattle Comedy Show

7-8:30 p.m. — The Ypsilanti Performance Space — $25 or 2 for $40 — Enjoy an evening of hilarious improv comedy in a unique, engaging format.

Caregiver Lunch and Learn Event: Responding to Dementia-Related Behaviors.

Are you a family caregiver in need of support and a well-deserved break? Whether you’re caring for a loved one, a neighbor, or a friend, join us for an afternoon of connection, learning, and care. This free event includes lunch, but space is limited and registration is required. From noon to 2 p.m. at Brown Chapel AME (1043 W. Michigan Ave, Ypsilanti, MI 48197), you’ll discover community resource tables, connect with other caregivers, and gain valuable tools for responding to dementia-related behaviors. Walk away with resources, support, and new connections to help you in your caregiving journey. To register or ask questions, call 734-217-4557 or email [email protected].