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The University of Michigan and its three campuses in Ann Arbor, Dearborn, and Flint have not had internet connections since early Sunday afternoon. -
The decision came after commissioners learned of Pride month events appearing on the county’s Human Services Collaborative Body summer events newsletter. The resolution says county agencies can not promote events unless they're "clearly within" the agency's mission.
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Former Hartford Police Chief Tressa Beltran has admitted stealing prescription drugs from a disposal box at the police department, according to search warrants.
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The order would speed up action needed to adequately staff the facility.
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An ice storm Wednesday night knocked out power to hundreds of thousands of Michiganders.
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Three students died and five remained hospitalized following a shooting on Michigan State's campus Monday night.
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With students scheduled to return from winter break, Ann Arbor Public Schools has instituted a mask requirement from January 9-20.
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Debbie Stabenow was first elected to the U.S. Senate in 2000, but has a political career that has spanned 50 years. Stabenow cited "passing the torch" to a younger generation of political leaders as motive for stepping down.
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Democrats won control of the governor's mansion and both the State Senate and House of Representatives in Tuesday’s elections, a "trifecta" of state power that the party has not held in Michigan in 40 years.
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Two current Michigan Supreme Court Justices won re-election in this year's midterm election. Justice Richard Bernstein and Justice Brian Zahra received the most votes in a field of five.
