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April 12, 2023
Ann Arbor fire crews fought one of the first significant brush fires of the spring season Tuesday on University of Michigan property.
April 11, 2023
Recent rainfall has caused many parts of rivers and streams within Washtenaw County to show a drastic increase in water flow. And so, county marine officials are issuing a swift water alert for the Huron and other fast flowing rivers. WEMU's Cathy Shafran explains.
April 9, 2023
New street closures are coming to downtown Ann Arbor, while a pipeline replacement project and pathway construction will affect other parts of Washtenaw County.
April 8, 2023
Radio Station WHMI 93.5 FM — Livingston County Michigan News, Weather, Traffic, Sports, School Updates, and the Best Classic Hits for Howell, Brighton, Fenton
April 7, 2023
As evidence mounts about the health risks from the so-called ‘forever chemicals’, state regulators are considering whether PFAS 'do not fish' advisories are strong enough to protect Michiganders. If the answer is no, more rivers may be flagged for contaminated fish.
April 7, 2023
The scenic road along the Huron River outside Ann Arbor is closing for a week.
April 5, 2023
The city of Ypsilanti has hired a consultant to help them navigate the development of Water Street. WEMU's Josh Hakala reports.
April 5, 2023
Michigan DNR Fisheries hatchery staff release adult broodstock trout into the Huron River at Proud Lake Recreation Area. Photo courtesy MI DNR LANSING — Anyone fishing the Huron River at Proud Lake Recreation Area or Spring Mill Pond at Island Lake Recreation Area may soon benefit from late-March trout-stocking efforts at these southeast Michigan destinations.
April 5, 2023
The old DTE coal-gasification site along the Huron River is about to undergo a massive transformation. It is to be converted into the new, seven-acre, Broadway Park West. It is to include new mixed-use development for housing and retail with more greenspace and community connectivity. Still, there are environmental issues and concerns to be addressed. Marie Klopf is president of the Lower Town Riverfront Conservancy, and she joined WEMU's David Fair with up-to-date progress information.
April 4, 2023
Radio Station WHMI 93.5 FM — Livingston County Michigan News, Weather, Traffic, Sports, School Updates, and the Best Classic Hits for Howell, Brighton, Fenton