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The couple was arraigned Saturday morning. Bail was set at $500,000 each.
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Oxford’s shooting is the deadliest school gun-related incident since 2018. Four students died and seven people were injured.
The school shooting in Oxford, MI, has children all over the country asking difficult questions. Here are a few tips for their parents and teachers
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National Farmers Union President Rob Larew spoke to the annual convention of the Michigan Farmers Union. He says farmers are getting less and consumers are paying more. -
The Oakland County prosecutor talked to us about why she's charging the parents of the alleged Oxford school shooting with involuntary manslaughter. Also, a Republican state representative on whether the Oxford High School shooting changes the gun-control conversation.
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No. 2 Michigan must beat No. 13 Iowa on Saturday in Indianapolis to win the Big Ten championship.
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Former President Trump is a demagogue in full-bullying mode, and a brief glance at history reveals the devastating consequences of letting somebody like that get their way.
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President Joe Biden won Michigan by more than 154,000 votes in 2020.
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More than 60 school districts statewide canceled classes Thursday because of various threats, mostly re-circulated from social media. Several more districts have canceled classes on Friday.
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In the wake of Tuesday's fatal shooting at Oxford High School, many distraught Michiganders are desperate for answers. A former school superintendent talks about managing community mental health response, and an expert weighs in on why these shootings happen.
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The Michigan Independent Citizens Redistricting commission will keep confidential memos on the Voting Rights Act from its attorneys private.
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What could the new omicron variant mean for an already surging COVID-19 caseload in Michigan? We asked an epidemiologist. Then, Michigan's place as a future climate refuge. And, why shifting our language around the climate crisis could make for more inclusive solutions.
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The Michigan Unemployment Insurance Agency used the wrong criteria in approving federal Pandemic Unemployment Assistance. That and other problems force families to pay or appeal the decisions.
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Michigan Radio is pleased to announce the hiring of Jamie Simmons as the station's first Community Engagement Reporter.
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A shortage of semi-conductor chips has slowed automotive and other manufacturing this year.
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Coming soon to a snowy road near you...”Mr. Ice Guy” and “Control Salt Delete.”
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It can be a panic-inducing moment when you're asked to say out loud a word that you have primarily or perhaps only encountered in writing—and you’re not sure how to say it.
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The Right Place, Inc. is expanding regional partnerships in eight West Michigan counties to increase economic development.
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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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