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Funding comes through a risk reduction program created after the May 2020 flooding.

On May 21st, you can join in a celebration of the Huron River. Huron River Day festivities include recreational opportunities, educational programs, food, and live music. So, how is the health of the river? Huron River Watershed Council executive director Rebecca Esselman joined WEMU's David Fair to provide updates on PFAS contamination, the threat of hexavalent chromium, and to explain why the river is fully available for fun and recreation.

A woman is hospitalized after she was pulled from the Huron River at Gallup Park on Wednesday morning, Ann Arbor police said.

A current township trustee will take the helm after a 4-2 board vote.

Police were called to Gallup Park, 3000 Fuller Road, for a report of a person in the water not breathing around 11 a.m. on Wednesday, May 17

The Detroit chapter of SPJ honors included four first-place finishes for reporting on neo-Nazi extremists, culture wars at a west Michigan library, on-demand physicians and how schools spent COVID relief funds.

Construction has arrived in downtown Ypsilanti, while more U.S. 23 ramp closures are coming. Here's what else to look out for this week.

Michigan has more than 24,000 contaminated sites. Lawmakers want to bring back accountability for polluters, but opponents say that would stymie redevelopment.

Start mapping out your summer itinerary with this handy guide to Michigan’s summertime festival scene.

As Michigans real estate market continues to heat up, these impressive properties represent the pinnacle of luxury living in the Great Lakes State.