By David Fair

Ypsilanti, MI – The city of Ann Arbor is looking to continue its strong environmental stewardship tradition by adding "precautionary principles" to city policy. Lean more by clicking on the audio icon to hear this week's Issues of the Environment from WEMU.

By Bob Eccles

Ypsilanti, MI – Ypsilanti's city council has been advised not to pursue legal action against a church located in the city's business district. Click on the audio icon for details from WEMU's Bob Eccles:

By Andrew Cluley

Ann Arbor, MI – An Ann Arbor banker will fill the vacant first ward city council seat. Click on the audio icon to hear more from WEMU's Andrew Cluley:

By Bob Eccles

Ypsilanti, MI – Ypsilanti residents will soon see higher bills for water and sewer services. Click on the audio icon for details from WEMU's Bob Eccles:

By Bob Eccles

Ypsilanti, MI – Ypsilanti City Manager Ed Koryzno has had his contract extended by city council, and is also now enrolled in the retirement benefits plan enjoyed by other non-union city employees. Click on the audio icon for more on the story from WEMU's Bob Eccles:

By Andrew Cluley

Ann Arbor Township, MI – Ann Arbor Township's planning commission has tabled a request to rezone over 50 acres of land near Domino Farms. Click on the audio icon for more on the story from WEMU's Andrew Cluley:

By Bob Eccles

Ann Arbor, MI – Michigan school districts are facing a change in the MEAP testing dates this year. They're being given in October this year instead of February. Click on the audio icon for more details from WEMU's Bob Eccles:

By Bob Eccles

Ypsilanti, MI – Ypsilanti residents are about to see their water rates go up. Click on the audio icon for Bob Eccles' report:

By Andrew Cluley

Ann Arbor, MI – Ann Arbor's city council is expected to vote tonight on a replacement for former council member Kim Groome. Click on the audio icon to hear Andrew Cluley's report:

By Brian Nemerovski

Ypsilanti, MI – After three days of breaking down film and reliving Eastern Michigan's season-opening 28-26 loss to Cincinnati, the disappointment finally sank in for head coach Jeff Genyk.

"It's a shame we didn't win that game," he said Monday at his weekly media luncheon. "With all the hard work you spend in the (off-season) and preseason camp, your paycheck is that victory.

"We can't let Cincinnati beat us twice."