Ryan Stanton is a reporter at MLive/The Ann Arbor News. He covers Ann Arbor city hall and local government issues, focusing on topics such as development, transportation, immigration, and the environment, while also exploring local history and the arts. Ryan's work has been featured in Signs Of The Times & Netadventist, MLive, and REDFLAG.
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Ryan Stanton's focus is local news in Ann Arbor, Michigan. He frequently covers government announcements and press releases related to local events, development projects, environment, and sustainability initiatives. Given the emphasis on these topics, he would likely be interested in pitches that provide insights or access to key figures involved in local government decisions or community-oriented developments within Ann Arbor.
Additionally, since Ryan often promotes community events and shares information about ongoing development projects, pitches offering exclusive details about upcoming events or unique angles on sustainable initiatives happening locally could also capture his interest.
For anyone looking to pitch Ryan Stanton for coverage opportunities should keep a keen eye on the latest happenings related specifically to Ann Arbor and ensure their pitch aligns with his focus on local news.
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By: Ryan Stanton
Exploratory talks are underway for another major mixed-use development on Ann Arbor’s south side.
By: Ryan Stanton
“These smaller, more innocuous-looking cases is where you draw the hard line to say you can’t cross this line — you don’t even get an inch,” Michigan civil rights attorney Philip Ellison said.
By: Ryan Stanton
Ann Arbor mayoral candidate Yousef Rabhi and Mayor Christopher Taylor participate in a candidate forum at the Arrowwood Community Center on June 8, 2026.
Yousef Rabhi, who has been part of the grassroots Ann Arbor for Public Power campaign for several years, debated the issue with Mayor Christopher Taylor.
By: Ryan Stanton
| ANN ARBOR, MI — One of the questions posed to Ann Arbor's 1st Ward City Council candidates Monday was whether they'd support selling or leasing city golf courses to build housing.
By: Ryan Stanton
See where "Rise Up, Sing Out" local watch parties are happening across Michigan for Sunday's national concert event in protest of President Donald Trump.
By: Ryan Stanton
Visitors to Gallup Park may notice some extra trucks and crews working near the U.S. 23 bridge over the Huron River this week, Ann Arbor’s parks department says.
Those anxious to cool off and have some fun at Ann Arbor’s new splash park will have to wait a little longer as its opening is delayed.
By: Ryan Stanton
After some setbacks and delays, a renovation and expansion of Ann Arbor's former Treasure Mart building is in full swing with plans to finish this year.
ANN ARBOR, MI — If you blinked, you might have missed it, but Braun Court is now fully demolished.
