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Cheyna Roth, Jake Neher June 30, 2017

Courtesy of LOVELAND Technologies Michigan is still trying to grapple with the law voters approved in 2008 that legalized medical...

Sascha Raiyn June 30, 2017

Gensler City Year Detroit places young people between 18 and 25 years old in 7 schools in the city to...

Pat Batcheller June 30, 2017

If you're heading out of town to celebrate America's 241st birthday, you'll have lots of company. AAA says it expects...

Rick Pluta June 29, 2017

Sascha Raiyn/WDET The state of Michigan is in federal court trying to force the city of Flint to accept a...

Quinn Klinefelter June 27, 2017

Eli Newman / WDET A federal judge in Detroit is banning the deportation of Iraqis nationwide for at least the...

Pat Batcheller June 26, 2017

Pat Batcheller CITY OF DETROIT PROVIDES INFORMATION FOR JUNE 26 FORD FIREWORKS Viewing Areas, Street Closures, Parking Options and...

Associated Press June 23, 2017

A live Asian carp has been discovered in a Chicago waterway about nine miles from Lake Michigan. Federal and state...

Quinn Klinefelter June 23, 2017

Eli Newman / WDET A federal judge is temporarily blocking the deportation of about 100 Iraqis detained in Michigan. The...

Quinn Klinefelter June 23, 2017

Amber Neher Federal officials say the man accused of stabbing an airport officer in Flint tried to buy a gun...

Rick Pluta June 22, 2017

Jake Neher/WDET The ballot campaign to adopt a part-time Legislature amendment in Michigan decided to skip getting its petition approved...

Quinn Klinefelter June 22, 2017

Quinn Klinefelter/WDET One of the world’s largest online retailers is making a pitch for small companies in the U.S. to...

Rick Pluta June 22, 2017

Sandra Svoboda/WDET The state of Michigan has scrapped a risk study on Enbridge’s Line 5 and fired the contractor just...