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Saation Captured Again

Fugitive John Wesley Saatio is back in custody. The Tico Times out of Costa Rica reports that the 34-year-old Saatio was captured by Costa Rican police just 48 hours after his escape from a detention center, where he had been detained for nearly three weeks. Saatio reportedly escaped during dinner …

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Parents Encouraged To Ask About Guns In Homes

For National “Ask” Day, law enforcement is encouraging parents to ask relatives or friends watching their kids if they have guns in their home and if they are secure. Washtenaw County Commission Chairwoman Felicia Brabec says its critical that homes are safe with school being out. In Michigan last year, there …

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Governor Signs DPS Legislation

There was no elaborate ceremony as Governor Rick Snyder signed a $617 million bailout and restructuring plan for the Detroit Public School district. Lansing Bureau Chief Tim Skubick says Snyder signed the legislation in the privacy of his office, without any fanfare.

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Flint Stuck With Current Water Contract

The city of Flint is moving forward in efforts to resolve the ongoing water crisis. Mayor Karen Weaver says the city cannot get out of the current pipeline contract, so she’s attempting to make some financial changes to the deal. Governor Rick Snyder was on hand for a news conference with …

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Michigan City To Celebrate Tornado Anniversary

Residents are set to mark the one-year anniversary of an EF-1 tornado that caused more than $3 million in damage to the city of Portland. Residents will gather Wednesday night for a Celebrate Portland service at an intersection where several churches struck by the tornado are located. Officials say about …

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Economic Outlook Looking Better, Survey Says

The latest State of the State Survey from Michigan State University shows optimism from Michigan residents about the economy. The report revealed that 56.9 percent called their current financial situation excellent or good. Just about 30 percent called it fair. Another 12.9 percent called their circumstances not so good or …

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Permission Granted To Wisconsin To City To Tap Into Lake Michigan

All eight Great Lakes States have voted to allow Waukesha, Wisconsin, unprecedented access to Lake Michigan as its drinking water source. City officials there say their water is contaminated with radium, and therefore, requested to draw water from the lake. Waukeshaw needed unanimous approval because, at 17 miles from Lake …

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Civil Charges In Flint Water Crisis To Be Announced Today

Civil charges will be announced this morning regarding the water contamination crisis in Flint. A team of special investigators, including Michigan Attorney General Bill Schuette, will hold a news conference in Flint to give details of the lawsuit. Previously, two state environmental regulators and a Flint water employee were charged criminally. …

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