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Houston Astros, Justin Verlander and Detroit Free Press: Here's what happened
Justin Verlander and Anthony Fenech have a checkered past, but that isn't the issue. What the Houston Astros did was unacceptable.
Anthony Bourdain left behind a documentary series about Detroit. But will it be seen?
When Anthony Bourdain died in 2018, he was executive producing a documentary series about Detroit's history. Now its makers are trying to get it seen.
Appeals court: Judge erred in mandating U-M president appear in court for sex assault lawsuit
A lower-level judge shouldn't have tried to force U-M's president to show up in open court for a settlement conference in sex assault lawsuit.
Michigan Tech to add varsity esports program next fall
Michigan Technological University will add a varsity esports team next fall. It will be the first public university in state to offer it as a varsity sport
Judge: It's 'plausible' Michigan State buried sex assault claims against athletes
The judge ruled a lawsuit against MSU should continue. The suit, filed by Bailey Kowalski, alleges she was sexually assaulted by basketball players
Detroit millionaire Bill Pulte to pay for funeral of girl fatally mauled by dogs
Detroit millionaire and Founder of the Blight Authority Bill Pulte to pay for funeral of girl mauled by dogs in Detroit.
Detroit Jewish group supports Tlaib, reject Trump’s racist division
Detroit Jews for Justice has Tlaib's back, Rabbi Alana Alpert writes.
Deportations to Iraq stoke fear among immigrant families in Michigan
Metro Detroiters are being sent back by ICE to Iraq, where they may face persecution and death, say attorneys.
Former Detroit Tigers star Ron LeFlore back in town for movie anniversary
Ron LeFlore discovered baseball in prison in 1971, and three years later, was in the big leagues with the Detroit Tigers
Oakland commissioner's text to 'delete' emails backfires with calls for her to resign
Think your cellphone texts are private? So did this elected official in Michigan's Oakland County. She found out otherwise and might have to resign.
School security cameras add facial recognition software
Michigan schools are spending millions on beefing up their defenses against school shooters and other threats.
Listen for the story, not the argument
What if we heard other people’s words not as a position to be refuted or applauded, but as a story to be understood?
'Miserable and afraid,' Jimmy of Michigan suffered in Iraq before his death after deportation
Jimmy Al-Daoud of metro Detroit died alone in Baghdad after he was deported .
Postal Service decision could mean thousands of auto jobs in Flint, Lordstown
By year-end, the U.S. Postal Service will pick a company to build its new trucks and that could created thousands of jobs in Flint or Lordstown.
Could federal court ruling push how colleges handle sexual assault to U.S. Supreme Court?
Could campus sex assault investigation be headed to Supreme Court?
Farmington Hills war veteran gifted new car through Twitter giveaway
On Thursday afternoon, 79-year-old war veteran Bill Blecher was gifted a white 2019 Chevrolet Trax through a Twitter philanthropy pledge.
Michigan man with diabetes dies in Iraq after ICE deported him
Jimmy Al-Daoud, 41, had trouble getting insulin after he was deported to Iraq, said advocates.
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Reports: Muskegon cop suspended over KKK memorabilia found in house
Rob Mathis said the house near Muskegon was filled with confederate flags and had a framed KKK document on a wall.
L. Brooks Patterson dies after leading Oakland County for a generation
Brooks Patterson's almost half-century in politics was marked by quips, controversies and high marks for governance.
National Cathedral clerics: Have we no decency?
In a letter, leaders of Washington National Cathedral question nation's muted response to racist rhetoric