The Villa at Parkridge ranked No. 2 among Washtenaw County nursing homes in early 2026
During the first quarter of 2026, The Villa at Parkridge served an average of 121.2 residents per day, making it the second largest nursing home facility in Washtenaw County.
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Ann Arbor Sustainable Energy Utility marks milestone with first installations in Bryant Neighborhood
Ann Arbor has begun installing its first city-run solar panel systems through a new sustainable energy utility program in the Bryant neighborhood. About 100 homes will participate before expanding citywide after this pilot phase wraps up later this year.
Eastern Michigan University Regent Sean Gray to be honored as a 2026 Man of Excellence
Eastern Michigan University Regent Sean Gray will be honored by the Michigan Chronicle as a Man of Excellence on June 18. The award recognizes influential Black men whose work impacts their professions and communities across Michigan.
DOL officially rescinds Biden-era overtime rule, restores 2019 standards
The U.S. Department of Labor has rescinded its Biden-era overtime rule, restoring previous standards from 2019. This move concludes related litigation and keeps existing salary thresholds unchanged for now.
Michigan Education Association postpones endorsement in gubernatorial race after committee deadlock
The Michigan Education Association has postponed its decision on endorsing a candidate for governor after failing to reach consensus among committee members. Interviews were conducted with several Democratic candidates while Republicans declined participation. The association says further discussions are planned before making any final decision.
The Villa at Parkridge received CMS rating of 3 in Q1 2026
The Villa at Parkridge, owned by Omnia Opco Holdings, LLC since July 1, 2023, held an overall CMS rating of 3 for the first quarter of 2026.
Governor Whitmer proclaims May 17-23 as EMS Recognition Week
Governor Gretchen Whitmer has declared May 17–23 as EMS Recognition Week in Michigan. The proclamation honors thousands of emergency medical services professionals who provide lifesaving care throughout the state.
M-58 and Mackinaw intersection in Saginaw to close for storm sewer work May 20-21
The Michigan Department of Transportation will close the State Street/Mackinaw intersection in Saginaw for storm sewer installation on May 20–21. This closure is part of a broader project rebuilding portions of State Street with infrastructure upgrades. Traffic detours are in place while crews coordinate roadwork alongside city utility improvements.
Michigan: Washtenaw County’s women’s basketball teams budget increases 5.3% in 2024
Women’s basketball teams from Washtenaw County received $8,010,439 during the 2024 season, up 5.3% from the previous year.