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Spring Arbor man arrested for alleged drunk driving after trying to check on friend with OWI arrest
INGHAM COUNTY, Mich. (WILX) - An alleged drunk driver was arrested Friday evening after trying to check on his friend, who was also arrested for drunk driving. The Ingham County Sheriff’s Office said a 25-year-old Gregory man was arrested for Operating While Intoxicated (OWI) after a traffic stop near the intersection of Osborne Road and E Dansville Road on Aug. 23 at around 7 p.m.
2024 Football preview: Vandercook Lake set for return to 11-man
The 2024 football season is right around the corner, with most teams kicking off August 29 on the first step towards Ford Field. We’re taking a look at each team in and around the Jackson area to see what this fall might bring on the gridiron. Today, we take a look at the Vandercook Lake Jayhawks.
Full speed ahead: River Raisin Arts Centre for the Arts dances into a new era
MONROE — It was a Thursday night in downtown Monroe and Scott Boberg, the newly appointed executive director for River Raisin Centre for the Arts, was excited. “I’ve never wielded giant scissors before,” said Boberg, holding up the large blades as he prepared to cut a red ribbon in front of 11 Washington St., home of the new dance studios and corporate offices of River Raisin Centre for the Arts. An assortment of public figures had gathered in front of the building to celebrate, including Monroe Mayor Robert Clark, Michigan State Senator Joe Bellino, Miss Monroe County Elora Russell, and Miss Monroe County Teen Rachel Ingels. It was a big night for River Raisin Centre for the Arts, which was founded in 1987 as a not-for-profit 501(c)3 organization with the purpose of creating an arts center through the restoration of the 1938 art deco Monroe Movie Theater in historic downtown Monroe.
3 X-factors for the 2024 Michigan Football team
The narrative around Michigan football entering the 2024 season is that there are going to be a lot of new faces on the field that the public does not know. This is true for the majority of people who do not consume Michigan football 24/7/365. The team lost 10 starters...
Eastern Michigan University rowing prepares for new era in the MAC
Eastern Michigan University’s rowing program is gearing up for a significant transition as it joins the Mid-American Conference (MAC) starting in the 2025-26 academic year. This move marks EMU's return to a more regional competition base after nearly a decade with the Coastal Athletic Association (CAA). The change will bring opportunities and challenges as the team adjusts to a new conference landscape.
Ypsilanti Rugby Club is a welcoming space for athletes
Founded in 2019, the Ypsilanti Rugby Club has quickly established itself as a vital part of the local sports scene. Emerging from the passion and dedication of former Eastern Michigan University (EMU) students and community members, the club has grown from its humble beginnings into a competitive force in Michigan’s Division 4 rugby.
Newsstand: Michigan loses top-rated commit to SEC school
Tweets Of The Day Michigan football lost a commitment from its top-rated pledge, four-star defensive lineman Nate Marshall, who flipped to Auburn Friday. Marshall is the No. 56 overall recruit in the 2025 class, per the On3 Industry Ranking. He hails from Oak Park (Ill.) Fenwick. More from The Wolverine’s EJ Holland: Marshall originally committed […] The post Newsstand: Michigan loses top-rated commit to SEC school appeared first on On3.
Whitmore Lake could have record breaking season behind best O-Line in years
ANN ARBOR – Donovan Fox rushed for more touchdowns during the regular season than anyone in the Ann Arbor area last year. What should scare opposing defenses preparing to face Fox in 2024 is that Whitmore Lake head coach Brian Boron believes Fox will be running behind the best offensive line the program has had in quite a while, if not ever during Boron’s near-decade tenure.
6 Sports Two-A-Days: Williamston returns dual-sport athletes; Lansing Eastern eager about junior class
LANSING, Mich. (WLNS) – It started with a midnight practice at Jackson High School nearly two weeks ago, and on Friday the 6 Sports Two-A-Days coverage came to an end with a pair of CAAC Red squads. Steve Kersten enters his 24th season leading the Williamston football program and is pleased with the dual-sport athletes […]
Former University of Michigan President James Duderstadt dies at 81
(CBS DETROIT) - Former University of Michigan President James Duderstadt, the university's 11th president, died at age 81.According to the university, Duderstadt died on Tuesday.Duderstadt served in leadership from 1988 to 1996 before stepping down to lead the Millenium Project, which focused on societal, economic, and technological changes in universities, according to a press release. The project is located in the James and Anne Duderstadt Center, which was named after the former president and his wife in 2003.He also directed the program in Science, Technology, and Public Policy and was chair of the Michigan Energy Research Council."James Duderstadt was a...
Ramping up momentum on campus sustainability
Hello alumni, colleagues, friends, and supporters,. As the summer comes to a close, I look forward to coming back together as a community. It’s important to remember that the University of Michigan is just that: a community; a family; a society in and of itself where students, staff, and faculty join together to take on our most pressing challenges, and test new and innovative solutions.
Max Reese: EMU’s Versatile Tight End Set for Explosive Season
Max Reese, a junior tight end at Eastern Michigan University, is set to shine this upcoming football season. With a blend of speed and agility, Reese aims to elevate the Eagles' offense, noting the tight end group looks particularly dynamic this year. He stresses the importance of serving as a reliable target for quarterbacks, leveraging his unique skill set to make an impact on the field. Reese has also focused on improving his blocking technique, essential for his dual-threat potential as a tight end. He looks forward to a meaningful matchup in Week 2 against Washington, his hometown team.
Michigan Wolverines: ESPN Analyst Says “No One Respects Michigan And The Wolverines Have A New Chip On Their Shoulder”
Michigan finally won its first outright national title last season since 1948, and for a team that just brought home the trophy, not many people are high on the squad this upcoming season. The Wolverines lost head coach Jim Harbaugh, quarterback J.J. McCarthy, and most of their starters to the...
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