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Gov. Whitmer Prepares Next Steps on Fixing Roads, Details to Come Soon

Pat Batcheller January 22, 2020

Governor Gretchen Whitmer plans to lay out her next steps toward fixing Michigan roads during her 2020 State of the...

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Living concrete in lab
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‘Living’ Concrete Could Solve Michigan’s Pothole Problems

Quinn Klinefelter January 21, 2020

Imagine if the potholes in Michigan’s roads could actually heal themselves? Or if the state could literally grow new roads?...

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Attorneys Accuse Michigan State Police of Conflict of Interest Over Breathalyzer Probe

Cheyna Roth, Jake Neher January 16, 2020

  Michigan defense attorneys who deal with DUI cases say their phones are ringing off the hook. The calls are from clients...

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Cup, glasses, and tissues
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Flu Season Is Here. Get Your Shot Now.

Russ McNamara January 14, 2020

State health officials say that influenza is now widespread across the state and much of the country. The Michigan Department...

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FILE — Blighted homes in Detroit.
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Detroit Foreclosure Crisis: Report Focuses on Living Next to Abandoned Homes

Detroit Today January 14, 2020

One third of all homes in Detroit have been tax foreclosed since 2008. It’s one of the biggest housing crises...

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Car Hacking WaPo
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This Journalist Hacked His Car To See What Data It Was Sharing

Russ McNamara January 14, 2020

We already know that big tech companies like Facebook and Google have collected a lot of information about their users…...

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Michigan Supreme Court
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Michigan Top Justices OK Cell Phones In Court, But Selfies Need Approval

Cheyna Roth, Jake Neher January 13, 2020

Last week's Michigan Supreme Court decision allowing cell phones in all state courtrooms has big implications ⁠— and not just...

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Cold Weather
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Wet Winter Storm, Frozen Surfaces Could Cause Flooding in Metro Detroit

Russ McNamara January 9, 2020

A strong, moisture-laden storm is impacting Metro Detroit starting tonight through Sunday morning. Meteorologist Kyle Klein with the National Weather Service in...

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Bridge to Canada Ambassador Customs Border Vernor 1/15/2019
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U.S. to Collect DNA of Detainees At Detroit Border, Raising Privacy Concerns

Eli Newman January 9, 2020

People taken into custody at Detroit’s border crossings are now subject to DNA sampling. Border agents are conducting cheek swabs...

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Piggy Bank
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Michigan Cities Brace for Possible Recession in 2020

Cheyna Roth, Jake Neher January 6, 2020

Local officials across Michigan are concerned about what a recession would mean for their communities. Nobody, including economists, can say...

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Cleanup Continues at ‘Green Ooze’ site in Madison Heights

Russ McNamara January 3, 2020

The Michigan Department of Environment, Great Lakes and Energy (EGLE) is continuing testing and cleanup at a former electro-plating business...

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Disability Advocates Push for Creation of an Office of Disability Affairs in Detroit

Eleanore Catolico December 20, 2019

An accessibility advocacy group proposed the creation of a city department tasked with addressing the needs of Detroiters living with disabilities...

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