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10 Criminals Who Finally Confessed to Their Crimes Decades Later

For the most part, criminals have one goal in mind, no matter the crime—don't get caught. However, thanks to advancements in technology and forensic

'M Go Blue Barn' hopes to become restaurant and beer garden

Matthew Parker will convert Ann Arbor’s iconic ‘M Go Blue Barn’ to a restaurant and beer garden, hoping to preserve its status as a University and Ann Arbor landmark.

After 'every criticism in the world,' 107-home development near Ann Arbor moves ahead

Marijuana grower found guilty of slaying intruder, burning his body

Murder trial begins for man accused of hunting trespasser and burning body

The case was originally set for trial in January but was delayed after a key witness in the case suffered a medical emergency.

Guysville man sentenced for murdering Athens County resident | The Highland County Press

Justin Anthony Pennington, 37, of Guysville, appeared before Athens County Common Pleas Court Judge Patrick Lang May 25 for sentencing. Pennington was previously found guilty by a jury of his peers of murder, an unclassified felony; involuntary manslaughter, a felony of the first degree; two counts of felonious assault, felonies of the second degree; and breaking and entering, a felony of the fifth degree.

Development on 'precious' wooded land near Ann Arbor prompts environmental concerns

The plan for the Arbor Preserve project went from almost 400 multi-family units to 107 single-family homes. Some residents still aren't buying it.

Ohio man could spend life in prison for deadly double assault

ATHENS, Ohio (WCMH) — A convicted killer from Guysville, Ohio was handed a hefty sentence Thursday for a violent rampage dating back to June 13, 2021. A jury convicted Justin Arthur Pennington, 37, on charges including murder, involuntary manslaughter, two counts of felonious assault, and breaking and entering. According to the Athens County Prosecutor’s Office, […]

Angelo's is closing, Crazy Wisdom is reopening and other Washtenaw County business news

Some longtime businesses are calling it quits after spending decades in Washtenaw County while others are making their debut.

Ann Arbor-area landscaping and nursery business to close after nearly 40 years

The business is set to close on June 30.