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Michigan Supreme Court to hear dispute over legality of using drone to take pictures of salvage yard

May 30, 2023

Michigan Supreme Court to hear dispute over legality of using drone to take pictures of salvage yard

A drone was used to take pictures of a salvage yard near Traverse City, Michigan, in a zoning violation case. The Michigan Supreme Court will decide whether it was legal to use the drone.

MI woman accused of defacing religious centers tried to frame Ukrainian militia: police

May 29, 2023

MI woman accused of defacing religious centers tried to frame Ukrainian militia: police

Police claim a woman vandalized two Detroit-area houses of worship with Nazi symbols and the word "Azov" to stoke anti-Ukrainian sentiment in the U.S.

NFL investigating another Lions player for gambling with 4 already suspended: report

May 26, 2023

NFL investigating another Lions player for gambling with 4 already suspended: report

A fifth member of the 2022 Detroit Lions is reportedly being investigated by the NFL for possible violations of the league's gambling policy.

10 lighthouses being given away, sold at auction by federal government in attempt to preserve the properties

May 26, 2023

10 lighthouses being given away, sold at auction by federal government in attempt to preserve the properties

The federal government is giving away or selling 10 lighthouses this year. The government is doing this in order to preserve the properties, some of which are a century old.

MSU student heartbroken after it's revealed that mandatory class payment went to Planned Parenthood: 'Immoral'

May 26, 2023

MSU student heartbroken after it's revealed that mandatory class payment went to Planned Parenthood: 'Immoral'

Students at Michigan State University sued their former professor after it was revealed a class payment was funding Planned Parenthood and other left-wing causes.

Michigan lawmakers consider amending bill in order to outlaw certain surgical procedures for cats

May 26, 2023

Michigan lawmakers consider amending bill in order to outlaw certain surgical procedures for cats

Michigan's House of Representative is considering a bill to ban declawing cats. If passed, Michigan would join New York and Maryland in banning the controversial practice.

Michigan cowboy hails 'clutch' horse seen on video chasing down loose cow on busy Interstate-75

May 25, 2023

Michigan cowboy hails 'clutch' horse seen on video chasing down loose cow on busy Interstate-75

Michigan cowboy Ricky Littlejohn is speaking out to "Fox & Friends" after he was captured in a viral video chasing down a cow that got loose on Interstate-75.

Michigan man sentenced to community service for shooting elderly pro-life volunteer

May 24, 2023

Michigan man sentenced to community service for shooting elderly pro-life volunteer

Richard Harvey, 75, was ordered to complete 100 hours of community service after pleading no contest to shooting then-83-year-old Joan Jacobson.

Video shows wranglers 'comparable to the cast of Yellowstone' chasing escaped cow along Michigan's I-75

May 24, 2023

Video shows wranglers 'comparable to the cast of Yellowstone' chasing escaped cow along Michigan's I-75

A video of a cow on the loose running along Interstate-75 northwest of Detroit, Michigan has been released by police. Wranglers were instrumental in the incident.

Michigan teacher brought to tears as students, family surprise him after final round of chemo

May 24, 2023

Michigan teacher brought to tears as students, family surprise him after final round of chemo

A high school coach and teacher from Saginaw, Michigan, was surprised by friends, family and the baseball team he coaches, after leaving his 12th and final chemotherapy treatment.