By Andrew Cluley

Ypsilanti, MI – Eastern Michigan University's Department of Public Safety should have new headquarters by the end of next summer.
EMU's Board of Regents has approved spending nearly four million dollars to renovate the Hoyt Conference Center to serve as the new DPS offices. Click on the audio icon to hear more from WEMU's Andrew Cluley.

By Clark Smith

Ypsilanti, MI – Click on the audio icon to hear this week's Issues of the Environment from WEMU, featuring Jeff Gaynor, a member of the Washtenaw Biking and Walking Coalition, and teacher at Clague Middle School in Ann Arbor.

By Bob Eccles

Ypsilanti, MI – The Ypsilanti School District's budget was the subject of a public meeting Monday night. The news is both good and bad. Click on the audio icon to hear more from WEMU's Bob Eccles.

By Andrew Cluley

Ann Arbor, MI – Ann Arbor Mayor John Hieftje is one of three mayors to be honored by the Michigan League of Conservation voters. The Mayor received an Environmental Leadership Award Monday night. Click on the audio icon to hear more from WEMU's Andrew Cluley.

By David Fair; Russ Collins

Ypsilanti, MI – Click on the audio icon to hear this week's Cinema Chat from WEMU, featuring the Executive Director of the Michigan Theater in Ann Arbor, Russ Collins.

By David Fair

Ypsilanti, MI – Click on the audio icon to hear this week's Issues of the Environment from WEMU, featuring Donovan Rypkema, author of the book "The Economics of Historic Preservation, a Community Leaders Guide."

By David Fair; Lana Pollack

Ypsilanti, MI – Click on the audio icon to hear this month's First Friday Focus on the Environment from WEMU, featuring Michigan Environmental Council President Lana Pollack, and special guest, John DiCicco, a Senior Fellow with the Environmental Defense Action Fund.

By David Fair; Russ Collins

Ypsilanti, MI – Click on the audio icon to hear this week's Cinema Chat from WEMU, featuring the Executive Director of the Michigan Theater in Ann Arbor, Russ Collins.

By David Fair

Ypsilanti, MI – Click on the audio icon to hear this week's Issues of the Environment from WEMU, featuring Tina Ezekial, a fifth grade teacher at Bach elementary school in Ann Arbor.

By Andrew Cluley

Ann Arbor, MI – After a petition drive failed to gather enough signatures to put the question on the ballot, Ann Arbor's city council has voted to sell 31 million dollars in bonds to help pay for a new courts and police headquarters building next to city hall.
Council approved the bond sale Monday night after rejecting a proposal to put the issue on the ballot, even without enough signatures. Click on the audio icon to hear more from WEMU's Andrew Cluley.