Ypsilanti

Discussions on Black and Palestinian solidarity to be hosted on Eastern's campus

The event “Black Intifada: The Roots and Legacies of Black and Palestinian Solidarity” will take place on Feb. 22 from 6-8 p.m. in the Student Center Auditorium.

Ypsilanti City Council’s million-dollar property purchase sparks recall campaign against council member Desirae Simmons

A recall campaign has been brought against Ypsilanti City Council Member Desiraé Simmons after voting yes on a $3.7 million building purchase.

Local bookstore celebrates 10-year anniversary

Ypsilanti City Council Recap: Jan. 23, 2024

The Ypsilanti City Council met on Jan. 23 where they voted to appoint both the City Manager and vacant Ward 2 positions.

Washtenaw County COVID-19 community level now at medium-risk

Washtenaw County at medium COVID-19 risk level since the end of 2023.

Ypsilanti Library hosts musical reflection to celebrate Martin Luther King Jr.'s legacy

Ypsilanti District Library celebrates Martin Luther King Jr. Day with concert program.

Ypsilanti City Council passes resolution to deprioritize entheogenic plants

The passed resolution will make arrests and investigations surrounding entheogenic plants to become the lowest priority of the City’s law enforcement.

What’s The Move? Jan. 8 - 14

Ypsilanti Township gets a new Beauty Block of businesses

Ypsilanti Township gets a new block of beauty businesses owned by women of color.

New Ypsilanti real estate firm Yarrow aims to improve conditions for residents

Ypsilanti City Council approves new Gaza ceasefire resolution

Ypsilanti Council passes Gaza ceasefire resolution as supporters and protestors attend meeting. 

Local Ypsilanti Rugby team promotes inclusivity and community

A spotlight on Ypsilanti's local women's rugby team.

Ypsilanti City Council approves purchase of $3.7 million building for Department of Public Services

Ypsilanti City Council approved the purchase of a $3.7 million building to replace the failing DPS facility.

Ypsilanti Community School district to recieve $42.2 million to pay off debt

Michigan school districts will receive debt relief from state legislation.

EMU student Clay the Don displays his versatility at Ziggy's in Ypsilanti

EMU student Clay the Don takes the stage for the first time at Ziggys in downtown Ypsilanti.

TheRide is seeking feedback on Ann Arbor and Ypsilanti bus routes and updates

TheRide is seeking input on updated changes to the transit system in Washtenaw County.

Riverside Arts Center hosts first Holiday Art Fair

Riverside Arts Center is hosting its first Holiday Art Fair on November 18th and 19th.

Ypsilanti Tenants Union hosts workshop to educate residents

The Michigan Firehouse Museum to celebrate 25th Anniversary With The Fireman’s Ball

The Michigan Firehouse Museum and Education Center to host a Fireman’s Ball to celebrate its 25th anniversary. The Fireman’s Ball has a deep history among local fire departments.

First Fridays monthly art event supports Ypsilanti businesses and artists

First Fridays Ypsilanti has been showcasing local talent and shops monthly since its inception in 2013.