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Kid Rock Comes Under Fire For Use Of Confederate Flag

Some activists in Detroit are calling on Kid Rock to keep the Confederate flag out of his performances. The Michigan Chapter of the National Action Network issued a statement Monday asking the 44-year old rock star to denounce the flag. They also held a demonstration at the Midtown museum in …

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GM Ignition Switch Claims Grow

The General Motors ignition compensation fund has approved two new death claims, bringing the total number of death claims to 121 as the fund nears an end. According to a report in the Detroit News the fund has also approved eight new injury claims, bringing the total to 243. The …

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No Reason Absentee Has Opponents

Efforts by some lawmakers and support from Michigan’s Secretary of State so far does not seem to be enough to push through legislation to allow voters to obtain an absentee ballot without being required to give a reason. Current law requires voters to cite a reason for obtaining an absentee …

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Ontonagon Man Falls Asleep At The Wheel And Hits A Tree

The Ontonagon County Sheriff’s Office was dispatched to a single vehicle personal Injury accident on Lakeshore dr. near 4 mile rock rd in Ontonagon Township. 38-year-old Daniel Bigge of Ontonagon was traveling on Lakeshore Dr. when he stated he fell asleep at the wheel, when he awoke his vehicle had …

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Man Arrested After Rollover Crash

Alcohol is believed to be partly responsible for a rollover crash in Houghton County Sunday morning. Deputies from the Sheriff’s Department were called out to a one-vehicle personal injury crash on Upper Point Mills Road near Lower Point Mills Road in Osceola Township around 5:00am Sunday. Officers say a vehicle …

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Gray Wolf Petition Denied

An attempt by the Humane Society of the United States to list the gray wolf as threatened as opposed to endangered has fallen short. The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service denied the group’s petition even though the gray wolf population has rebounded in some states – including Michigan. Earlier this year …

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Tech Researchers Study Fruit Flies In Search Of Cancer Cure

Research happening at Michigan Tech University on fruit flies could lead to breakthroughs in cancer research. Thomas Werner, an assistant professor of biological sciences, is leading the study and says there’s a link between cancer genes and the coloring of fruit flies – different genes cause different colors on the …

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