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A bizarre and potentially dangerous discovery was made at a used book store in Detroit. The staffer who found it knew she had to alert the f…
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A bizarre and potentially dangerous discovery was made at a used book store in Detroit. The staffer who found it knew she had to alert the f…
Labor Day weekend may mark the unofficial end of summer, but the celebration is just getting started in downtown Royal Oak. The Michigan Lot…
A tribute to singer Erykah Badu went on as scheduled Monday night at Aretha’s Jazz Café, just hours after firefighters battled a fire in an …

One thing led to another and hazmat crews ended up closing down the street and retrieving the item in question. I’m outside John K. King Use…
Police in Ann Arbor are on the hunt for two people who allegedly worked together attempting to rob a stamp and coin store. But an employee f…
A 23-year-old man is in custody facing felony charges after allegedly breaking into a woman's home in southwest Detroit and sexually and phy…

The north and southbound ramps to I-75 from westbound I-696 have reopened after months of closure, bringing faster commute times and less tr…
Police are seeking information about a 13-year-old girl who went missing in Detroit. Ramani Grimm-Jones said she was going to a friend’s hou…
Detroit Public Schools Community District students will be dismissed three hours early because of expected high temperatures, the district a…
A Detroit barbershop offered young men more than a fresh haircut over the weekend. The Barber Station on Gratiot Avenue hosted a youth mento…

Matt Friedman, the co-founder of Tanner Friedman Public Relations discusses the messaging surrounding Lake Ontario's name change to Lake Ame…
September is ready to begin, but Mother Nature has other ideas on whether the month starts with normal weather. Tuesday, Sept. 1, marks the …
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