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Some business owners have been openly critical of the Affordable Care Act, also known as Obamacare, but Downtown Home & Garden president Mark Hodesh told the Detroit News’ Carol Cain<

Emergency crews were responding to southbound U.S. 23 around 5:30 p.m. Monday for two vehicles that rolled over, according to Washtenaw County dispatch. Continue reading 2-car rollover reported on southbound U.S. 23...

General Motors CO. showed off the Cadillac Elmiraj concept during a media event Monday for the new 2014 Cadillac XTS Vsport in Ann Arbor.Michael Wayland | MLive

Ann Arbor police are investigating two home invasions reported in the city during the weekend, including one break-in where a cleaning crew found two men in a home who were later arrested.

Uncle Neil's Bread and Donuts has started selling cronuts at the Sunday Artisan Market in Ann Arbor. Jessica Webster | AnnArbor.com

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Who says beer and politics don’t mix? Certainly not Michigan Radio pundit Jack Lessenberry, who stops by Bill’s Beer Garden Tuesday evening for a free event called “Issues & Ale: It’s Just Politics.”

Local nonprofit Recycle Ann Arbor has announced it will be launching a secure document-shredding service effective Sept. 1.

The shredding service will cost $4 per grocery bag and $6 per banker's box. A grocery bag typically holds about 16 pounds of paper, putting the price per pound at 25 cents.

Washington Street between Fourth and Fifth was closed Monday afternoon for a hydraulic fluid spill. Kyle Feldscher | AnnArbor.com

A hydraulic fluid spill closed Washington between Fourth and Fifth avenues in downtown Ann Arbor around noon Monday.

Lincoln's Dalauren Roberson, right, runs the ball against Milan in 2012.Joseph Tobianski | AnnArbor.com file