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With flurries swirling throughout Saturday’s matchup, U of M leaned on a strong running attack to defeat the Buckeyes 42 to 27.
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85% of the state's ICU beds and 85% of all inpatient beds are full, according to the latest state data. Spectrum Health in West Michigan has hit a system-level record high for patients, forcing them to turn away more transfer patients from smaller or more rural hospitals. "It's heartbreaking," the system's president said.
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A World Health Organization panel has classified it as a variant of concern. The potential risks of omicron are not yet known.
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Michigan Radio sports commentator John U. Bacon previews the annual rivalry football game between Michigan and Ohio State and looks at what's next for Michigan State after a blowout loss to the Buckeyes.
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Yes, there is boatloads of federal money that supposedly will cover all COVID-related costs, but it won't. You know it, I know it. That's just how messed up and needlessly expensive our health care system is.
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Tucker’s contract includes non-performance related compensation of $9.5 million per year.
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A state partnership is responsible for over 5,000 parolees receiving their driver’s license or state IDs. That's according to the Michigan Department of State.
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The federal government has agreed to a request by the Whitmer administration to provide teams that include doctors, nurses, and respiratory therapists for a COVID-19 surge almost entirely affecting the unvaccinated.
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Discover new music from Michigan with hosts Jackson Smith and Steve Girbach.
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A locally-owned cannabis shop in Grand Rapids is giving out free turkeys this Thanksgiving eve.
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Governor Gretchen Whitmer issued a directive on Tuesday. It instructs members of her administration to work with the Legislature to develop a plan to spend billions of dollars in federal infrastructure aid.
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Two other people were injured in Monday night's explosion, which damaged or destroyed more than a dozen other homes. The blast could be heard miles away.
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Spectrum Health is limiting visitors to patients at its clinics and hospitals due to a COVID-19 surge in West Michigan
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Last year, Detroit residents—and over 180 syndicated TV markets around the country— were unable to experience the in-person joy of America’s Thanksgiving Parade in Detroit, known for high school bands, clowns and floats. This year, it’s back and so are the people.
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A beloved Detroit Thanksgiving tradition is returning to the streets after a COVID hiatus. We spoke with the group putting on the city's Thanksgiving Day parade. Then, a new novel that explores the life of the rural working class in the Upper Peninsula. And bedroom pop songwriter Chloe Moriondo talked to us about hitting the road.
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It's a joy and relief to be able to celebrate the holidays with friends and family again this year. But this time of year can also be a potent reminder of those people not at the dinner table anymore. We talked to Bon Appétit senior staff writer Alex Beggs about the alchemy that turns shared meals into a way through mourning.
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