Ryan Stanton is a reporter at MLive/The Ann Arbor News. He covers Ann Arbor city hall and local government issues, focusing on urban design, development, transportation, and environmental topics, while also exploring local history and the arts. Ryan's work has been featured in Signs Of The Times & Netadventist, NewsBreak, 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.
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LIVINGSTON COUNTY, MI — Officials are investigating a fire that happened overnight near the unincorporated hamlet of Hell.
By: Ryan Stanton
| ANN ARBOR, MI — With the University of Michigan's fall semester about to start, the Ann Arbor Fire Department is reminding students, property
The shooting left a female victim dead and another female victim in critical condition, police said.
The suspect vehicle from an Aug. 9 hit-and-run crash in Flint has been located and impounded, police said.
ANN ARBOR, MI — Bubbles are back. The second-annual Bubble Fest at Ann Arbor's Broadway Park West along the Huron River is set for September.
Ann Arbor ranked higher than Pittsburgh, Portland, Salt Lake City and other big cities.
Plans are in the works for a new housing development that could extend Ann Arbor’s western city limits.
| ANN ARBOR, MI — A small park next to an Ann Arbor affordable housing complex is proposed to be named after the first Black football player at the University of Michigan.
By: Ryan Stanton
The city wasn't willing to pay the $395,000 asking price, according to the property owner.
Uniformed guards from Lagarda Security have been posted on foot along certain sidewalks and their vehicles can be seen rolling around downtown. What's it all about?
