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Michigan State University Plans to Sell Alcohol at 4 Home Football Games
Michigan State University plans to sell alcohol at select home football games this season following a recent change to state law that permits liquor licenses to be issued to sporting venues at public universities.
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Wildfires in Maui Are Among the Deadliest in US History. These Are the Other Fires Atop the List.
The Maui wildfires are currently the nation’s fifth-deadliest on record. Here’s a look at the other deadliest fires in US history.
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UAW to Vote on Strike As President Says Talks With Detroit 3 Moving Slowly
About 146,000 members of the United Auto Workers union will vote next week whether to authorize their leaders to call strikes against the Detroit automakers.
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Georgia Election Indictment Highlights Wider Attempts to Illegally Access Voting Equipment
In Michigan, authorities have charged three people in connection with breaches in three counties, including former Republican state attorney general candidate Matthew DePerno.
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Detroit Police Changing Facial-Recognition Policy After Pregnant Woman Says She Was Wrongly Charged
The Detroit police chief said he’s setting new policies on the use of facial-recognition technology after a woman who was eight months pregnant said she was wrongly charged with robbery and carjacking in a case that was ultimately dismissed by prosecutors.
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Singer and Songwriter Sixto Rodriguez, Subject of ‘Searching for Sugarman’ Documentary, Dies at 81
Detroit singer and songwriter Sixto Rodriguez, who became the subject of the Oscar-winning documentary “Searching for Sugarman,” has died. He was 81.
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Pregnant Woman’s Arrest in Carjacking Case Spurs Call to End Detroit Police Facial Recognition
A Detroit woman is suing the city and a police officer, saying she was falsely arrested when she was eight months pregnant and accused of a carjacking based on facial recognition technology that is now the target of lawsuits filed by three Black Michigan residents.
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Lions Reach Agreement With QB Teddy Bridgewater to Back Up Jared Goff, AP Source Says
The Detroit Lions have reached an agreement with free agent quarterback Teddy Bridgewater, according to a person familiar with the situation.
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After Helping Prevent Extinctions for 50 Years, The Endangered Species Act Itself May be in Peril
Fifty years after the Endangered Species Act law took effect, environmental advocates and scientists say it’s as essential as ever. Habitat loss, pollution, climate change and disease are putting an estimated 1 million species worldwide at risk. Yet the law has become so controversial that Congress hasn’t updated it since 1992 — and some worry it…
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Trump Allies Who ‘Orchestrated’ Plan to Tamper with Voting Machines Face Charges in Michigan
A Michigan attorney involved in multiple efforts around the country to overturn the 2020 election in support of former President Donald Trump has been charged in connection with accessing and tampering with voting machines in Michigan.




















