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Life without the possibility of parole will be among the sentencing options for the teenager who killed four students at Oxford High School nearly two years ago, Oakland County Circuit Court Judge Kwamé Rowe said on Friday. Teenager Ethan Crumbley will be sentenced on December 8.
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The lawsuit says Trump is not eligible because he violated the insurrection clause of the U.S. Constitution.
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State historians say it's the first in the state to recognize the contributions of a Mexican community to Michigan history.
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Ford and GM criticized the United Auto Workers for targeting another of their facilities in the expanding strike.
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With the federal government on track to shutdown at the end of the week, here's how a shutdown will impact Michigan.
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Being out in public when you have dementia can be challenging. One Michigan theater hosted a dementia-friendly movie screening. Patients and caregivers enjoyed the experience.
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Oxford School shooter could serve life without parole, the Moth story slam does porch pop-ups, a great Detroit Tiger player with a bad legacy, sheep helping solar fields and a conversation with a Southwest Detroit muralist.
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A group of Republican and independent voters has filed a lawsuit to try to keep former President Donald Trump off the Michigan ballot. The lawsuit says Trump is not eligible to appear on the state’s primary or general election ballots. Their claim is that Trump cannot appear because he violated the U.S. Constitution’s insurrection clause. Michigan Secretary of State Jocelyn Benson — a Democrat — says she cannot keep Trump off the ballot without a court order.
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Michigan Radio's John U. Bacon discusses the fallout for MSU after firing football coach Mel Tucker. Also, Michigan football's hot start and Miguel Cabrera's retirement.
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Ex-Detroit police chief James Craig will join GOP primary for US Senate in Michigan, sources tell APCraig, who was a leading GOP candidate for governor last year before fraudulent signatures on his paperwork derailed his campaign, will join a growing field of GOP candidates.
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Do you know the one thing most Americans seem to be able to agree on that stands the test of time? It's okay to mock super-rich people. Especially out-of-touch super-rich people who insist that they're doing us all a favor by being super-rich. So after this sympathy for the autoworkers falls apart, at least we'll have that.
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Rick Johnson admits he took at least $110,000 in bribes as head of a state marijuana licensing board. Johnson told a judge: “I am a corrupt politician.”
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A group of Republican state lawmakers is going after two voter-approved Michigan constitutional amendments with a lawsuit in federal court.
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An attorney for fired Michigan State football coach Mel Tucker wants university officials and representatives to preserve all documents related to its investigation of him.
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Environmentalists say the Ohio plan will not work because it doesn't hold agriculture responsible for the runoff from fields using manure from factory farms as fertilizer.
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Black ash trees are threatened by the invasive emerald ash borer. Indigenous groups have used the trees for traditional basket making for generations. New research from Michigan State University explores the link between the pest and the basket making tradition.
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One side of the monument reads “It’s Everybody’s Fight” and has a LIFE magazine cover as well as names of other Michiganders who, like Liuzzo, headed down to Selma in 1965 to register voters.
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