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Rehabilitated Bald Eagle Released

An immature bald eagle was released back into the wild on Sunday. The eagle that was found was injured in Marquette and rehabilitated by Wings of Wonder, who was caring for the eagle for over a month. Rebecca Lessard Executive Director of Wings of Wonder says this has been one of their …

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Crackdown On Bad Driving Habits This Week

Today is the start of Operation Safe Drive week, when law enforcement across the country and right here in Michigan will be paying close attention to bad driving behavior. The focus is on awareness about the dangers of driving recklessly around commercials vehicles. Lt. Steven Horwood from the Michigan State …

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Snyder Attends Cyber Summit

Cyber security experts from across Michigan gather today for the North American International Cyber Summit. Governor Rick Snyder opens the summit at 8:30 this morning at Cobo Center in Detroit. Experts will be discussing cyber security issues impacting Michigan and the world in the areas of business, law enforcement, education …

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U.P. Man Wins Marathon In Detroit

A man from the Western Upper Peninsula took the top prize in the 39th annual Detroit Free Press/Talmer Bank Marathon in Detroit. Alan Peterson of Bessemer finished the race Sunday in 2 hours, 19 minutes, 20 seconds. Russia’s Lioudmila Kortchaguina is the women’s winner, crossing the finish line in 2 …

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Grants Will Help MSP

Funding overtime for drug-teams and reviewing sexual assault evidence kits throughout the state — that’s what $2 million in federal grants will be used for by the Michigan State Police. Nancy Bennett, MSP Grants and Community Services Division Director, says this is the second time they’ve received the highly-competitive grant.

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Flu Cases Starting To Appear

The Michigan Department of Health says it’s the first official week of the flu season. Spokeswoman Angela Minicuci says they are already seeing cases of the AH3 strain. Last year, one flu-related pediatric death was reported in Michigan.

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Survey Shows Teen Drivers’ Biggest Mistakes

A new survey says speeding and teen drivers don’t mix. AAA recently surveyed driving instructors and discovered the biggest mistake teen drivers make when learning to drive is speeding. AAA Public Affairs specialist Gary Bubar says distracted driving and poor visual scanning also topped the survey. He also says the …

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