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business 2025-07-07 09:59
Michigan gas prices drop as holiday travelers return home - Gas prices in Michigan have dropped by 11 cents per gallon this week.
- The average price is now $3.15 per gallon, which is lower than last month and last year.
- Travelers returning from Independence Day have benefited from lower prices, but post-holiday demand may lead to further declines.
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environment 2025-07-05 19:08
Michigan faces fire risks due to severe drought conditions - Michigan is experiencing warm temperatures and some storms over the holiday weekend.
- Scattered storms are forecasted for Sunday evening, raising concerns about flooding.
- Drought-like conditions present higher fire risks, urging caution during outdoor activities.
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politics 2025-07-04 11:36
Republicans celebrate as Trump's spending bill passes amid public outrage - The U.S. Senate approved President Trump's tax and spending bill, with all Democrats opposing the legislation.
- The House passed the bill, which proposes significant cuts to social programs such as Medicaid and SNAP.
- The legislation has been heavily criticized for prioritizing tax cuts for the wealthy over the welfare of low-income families.
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business 2025-07-04 10:00
New research center fights neurofibromatosis and cancer in Detroit - Dr. Ivan Baines and Dr. Steven Kalkanis announced a new research center in Detroit focusing on neurofibromatosis.
- This research center is financed by Dan Gilbert and his wife, contributing millions toward its establishment.
- The initiatives in medical research and the aerospace industry signify a transformative future for Michigan.
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society 2025-07-03 16:08
Michigan teacher faces charges for sexual relationship with 16-year-old student - Jocelyn Sanroman, a 26-year-old teacher, allegedly had a sexual relationship with a 16-year-old student.
- The incident was reported by a colleague after Sanroman disclosed the relationship.
- The case raises significant concerns about trust and safety in educational environments.
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environment 2025-07-02 17:14
Beaches in Oakland County face advisories due to dangerous bacteria levels - The Oakland County Health Department has issued advisories for two beaches due to bacteria concerns.
- Dodge Park #4 Beach and Thelma Spencer Park were affected following recent tests showing high E. coli levels.
- Officials urge swimmers to check for updates and advisories, especially during peak holiday times.
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politics 2025-07-01 12:02
Matt Maasdam enters race to challenge GOP incumbent in Michigan - Matt Maasdam, a former Navy SEAL, has announced his campaign for Michigan's 7th Congressional District in the 2026 elections.
- He intends to oppose Republican Tom Barrett, highlighting his military service and a focus on community leadership.
- This race is critical as both parties vie for control of a competitive district historically held by Democrats.
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politics 2025-06-30 21:51
Supreme Court weighs jurisdiction in Michigan pipeline lawsuit - The U.S. Supreme Court has agreed to review the lawsuit filed by Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel regarding a section of the Line 5 pipeline.
- Nessel's lawsuit, originally filed in state court in June 2019, aims to void the easement granted to Enbridge Energy Company for operating the pipeline.
- The Supreme Court's involvement highlights significant jurisdictional questions relating to state and federal authority over environmental matters.
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business 2025-06-30 08:26
Gas prices drop slightly in Michigan but remain higher than last month - Gas prices in Michigan averaged $3.26 per gallon, a 3-cent decrease from last week.
- This price is still 13 cents higher than last month but 42 cents lower than last year.
- The decline may provide relief to drivers during the busy Independence Day holiday period.
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society 2025-06-29 16:21
Flint struggles to finish lead pipe replacements nearly a decade after the crisis - Flint, Michigan, has made little progress on replacing lead pipes nearly a decade after the water crisis began.
- The city agreed to a settlement in 2017 to replace all lead pipes, but the program faced delays due to logistical challenges.
- Officials emphasize community trust is crucial for successful pipe replacements, as evidenced by Flint's experience.
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society 2025-06-28 00:00
City fines woman $80,000 despite granting chicken permit - Kathryn Sarkisian received a city permit to keep chickens but was later fined due to a neighbor's complaint.
- The city of Douglas failed to notify neighbors about their right to object before issuing the permit.
- Sarkisian is suing the city of Douglas, claiming the ordinance violates her due process rights.
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society 2025-06-27 15:56
Michigan lawmakers clash over anti-transgender school budget provisions - The Michigan House of Representatives proposed budget bills penalizing schools for allowing transgender girls and women in competitive sports.
- Democrats in the state Senate passed a different budget proposal, indicating a split in legislative priorities.
- The ongoing clash raises questions about educational focus amidst significant social policy issues.
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society 2025-06-26 15:51
Brian Browning attempts mass shooting at church in Michigan - Brian Anthony Browning engaged with church leadership about religious topics prior to the shooting.
- He had previously attended services at CrossPointe Community Church, where his mother is a member.
- The church's security team played a critical role in preventing a mass tragedy during the attempted attack.
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society 2025-06-26 11:07
U.S. officials remind boaters to follow border crossing rules for Jobbie Nooner - U.S. Customs and Border Protection emphasized the need for foreign boaters to report arrivals at the Jobbie Nooner event in Michigan.
- Failure to comply with reporting laws can result in fines or other penalties, such as vessel seizures.
- The popularity and scale of the Jobbie Nooner underscore the importance of adherence to safety regulations and legal obligations.
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society 2025-06-24 18:26
Security guard halts mass shooting at Michigan church - A shooter opened fire outside a church in Wayne, Michigan, while church services were taking place.
- Church staff and security team members intervened, significantly preventing a larger tragedy.
- The incident highlights the importance of preparedness in preventing mass shootings in places of worship.
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business 2025-06-19 10:58
Whirlpool pledges major investment for U.S. factories - Whirlpool is committed to expanding domestic production and enhancing the U.S. supply chain.
- CEO Marc Bitzer announced plans for new investments, particularly in automation and factory updates.
- The company's focus on U.S. sourced steel reflects its strategic importance for the future of manufacturing.
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environment 2025-06-19 09:19
Bear freed after two years trapped by plastic lid on neck - Crews from the Michigan Department of Natural Resources captured a young bear after it was observed with a plastic lid stuck around its neck for two years.
- The bear, first identified in 2023, was successfully trapped in June 2025 after a resident reported its sighting.
- After removing the lid, the bear was released back into the wild, highlighting the importance of proper wildlife management and conservation.
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society 2025-06-17 20:20
Michigan lawmakers targeted by Minnesota shooter - Vance Luther Boelter was charged after allegedly carrying out a targeted shooting that resulted in the deaths of a Minnesota lawmaker and her husband.
- A detailed list of potential targets, mainly consisting of Democratic lawmakers, was found in Boelter's possession, raising concerns about politically motivated violence.
- Lawmakers are calling for increased awareness and a reduction in divisive rhetoric to mitigate future instances of violence.
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business 2025-06-16 10:23
Pratt Industries lays off dozens of workers in Livonia amid business downturn - Pratt Industries will lay off 53 manufacturing employees from its Livonia site on August 10, 2025.
- The layoffs are due to reduced business resulting from Ford Motor Company's decision to end its relationship with the company.
- The layoffs have sparked concerns over economic impacts in the local community and the future of manufacturing jobs.
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business 2025-06-16 10:18
Michigan gas prices drop significantly in June 2025 - Michigan gas prices decreased by 8 cents in one week per AAA.
- The average cost for a 15-gallon tank is around $46, significantly lower than prices in July 2024.
- These trends indicate a favorable situation for drivers across the state.
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business 2025-06-12 09:27
Blue Cross Blue Shield of Michigan announces mass layoffs amid financial pressures - Hundreds of positions have been cut at Blue Cross Blue Shield of Michigan, including roles that were both filled and open.
- These layoffs are part of an effort to reduce administrative expenses by $600 million over three years.
- The decision reflects ongoing pressure from rising healthcare costs and the necessity of managing operational expenses.
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society 2025-06-11 16:48
Chinese national arrested for smuggling biological materials into Michigan - Chengxuan Han, a Chinese student, is charged with smuggling biological materials into the U.S. for a University of Michigan lab.
- Han is one of three Chinese nationals recently arrested for similar offenses related to biological material smuggling.
- Authorities emphasize that such actions threaten public safety and compromise national security.
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society 2025-06-10 15:53
Man arrested for fake bomb threat after missing flight - A 23-year-old man from Michigan called in a bomb threat to Spirit Airlines after missing his flight to Los Angeles.
- Following the threat, the flight was canceled, and bomb detection efforts were initiated, but no explosives were found.
- John Charles Robinson was arrested upon his return to the airport and faces serious charges for his actions.
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science 2025-06-10 11:16
Drone technology reveals ancient farming practices in Michigan - Dartmouth archaeologists used drones with lidar technology to survey ancient farming fields in Michigan's Upper Peninsula.
- The excavation revealed evidence of agricultural practices dating back to around the year 1000, with continued use over the following 600 years.
- The research enhances understanding of the pre-Colonial farming systems of the Menominee communities and preserves their cultural heritage.
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business 2025-06-09 22:40
Yuengling finally arrives in Michigan this summer - Yuengling is launching its beers in Michigan cities like Detroit, Ann Arbor, and Lansing.
- This expansion follows nearly eight years of anticipation from consumers.
- The company's upcoming arrival signifies its strategy to tap into the Midwestern market.
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society 2025-06-09 20:06
University of Michigan ends security contracts over surveillance allegations - The University of Michigan terminated its contract with City Shield Security Services after surveillance allegations against pro-Palestinian activists.
- Students reported experiencing monitoring and harassment linked to pro-Palestinian protests on campus.
- The decision reflects the university's commitment to protecting free speech and addressing ethical concerns surrounding its security practices.
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business 2025-06-09 10:05
Michigan gas prices rise as demand increases - Michigan's gas prices have risen 9 cents since last week, averaging $3.17 per gallon.
- Metro Detroit's prices are slightly lower at $3.15, while the lowest prices can be found in Marquette at $2.98.
- Increased demand is driving these higher prices, indicating potential changes in consumer behavior during the summer months.
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military conflicts 2025-06-04 01:23
Michigan man convicted of supporting ISIS and building explosives - Aws Mohammed Naser was convicted of attempting to support ISIS and possessing an explosive device.
- He was radicalized after traveling with a fellow extremist and attempted to travel to Syria multiple times.
- His conviction highlights the ongoing challenge of domestic terrorism and the authorities' response.
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politics 2025-06-01 09:03
Lake Orion schools adopt strict cellphone-free policy - Lake Orion Community Schools will introduce a cellphone-free policy starting next fall, following extensive feedback from the community.
- In Florida, the governor signed a bill to restrict cellphone usage across all school hours in elementary and middle schools.
- These policy changes reflect a growing movement in education to reduce distractions and enhance student engagement.
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society 2025-05-30 16:55
Larry Rubin finally laid to rest 15 years after his death - Larry Rubin was a senior staff member of the Mackinac Bridge Authority for decades.
- He died at age 97 in 2010, with his ashes unclaimed until recently.
- His burial attracted community support, finally allowing him to be laid to rest.
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environment 2025-05-30 16:01
U.S. Army Corps warns of environmental risks from Great Lakes pipeline tunnel - The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers published a draft analysis warning of environmental threats from the planned underground tunnel for the Line 5 oil pipeline.
- Construction of the tunnel could lead to substantial harm to local ecosystems, despite reducing the risk of catastrophic oil spills.
- A final environmental assessment and decision regarding the tunnel's permitting are expected later this year.
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business 2025-05-30 00:00
Ted Pagano invests $1.3 billion to compete in global potash market - Ted Pagano's Michigan Potash & Salt Company is utilizing $1.3 billion in financial backing to extract potash from Michigan's resources.
- The company aims to disrupt the existing potash market predominantly controlled by Canadian and Russian suppliers.
- This venture represents a significant opportunity for American agriculture, with a goal of achieving extensive production by the end of the decade.
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