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2 clerks held at MI gas station after fatal shooting

January 20, 2023

2 clerks held at MI gas station after fatal shooting

Two store clerks at a Redford Township, Michigan, gas station were being held by police after a shooting took place at the location early Friday morning.

Judges drop Michigan officials' charges in Flint water case

January 20, 2023

Judges drop Michigan officials' charges in Flint water case

Michigan state medical executive Eden Wells and former Flint emergency manager Darnell Earley had pending cases for their roles in the Flint water crisis; charges dismissed on Thursday.

Marshmallows found in Michigan neighborhood loaded with nails, fishing hooks

January 20, 2023

Marshmallows found in Michigan neighborhood loaded with nails, fishing hooks

Marshmallows containing nails and fishing hooks have repeatedly been found in a suburban Detroit neighborhood, with locals believing an individual is targeting their dogs.

'Angry and bitter' Michigan school board member claims 'Whiteness is evil,' faces backlash for divisive tweets

January 20, 2023

'Angry and bitter' Michigan school board member claims 'Whiteness is evil,' faces backlash for divisive tweets

Kesha Hamilton, a school board member in Michigan's Jackson County, was blasted by residents over divisive tweets about White people and whiteness.

Deaf Michigan man appears to win Supreme Court's sympathy as arguments begin

January 19, 2023

Deaf Michigan man appears to win Supreme Court's sympathy as arguments begin

The Supreme Court appears inclined to rule in favor of Miguel Luna Perez, a deaf Michigan man alleging his school district did not provide him adequate assistance under federal law.

Michigan gray wolf comeback may be complete as population stabilizes

January 18, 2023

Michigan gray wolf comeback may be complete as population stabilizes

Michigan's gray wolf population may be stabilizing, with about 631 wolves in 136 packs being reported in the wild by the Department of Natural Resources.

Detroit-area woman whose toddler shot, wounded 2 other children at family daycare not guilty

January 18, 2023

Detroit-area woman whose toddler shot, wounded 2 other children at family daycare not guilty

A Detroit-area woman was found not guilty of child abuse and other charges after her toddler found a gun and accidentally shot two other children at an unlicensed family daycare.

Michigan mom 'livid' after man who hid daughter's body in trash bin gets parole

January 18, 2023

Michigan mom 'livid' after man who hid daughter's body in trash bin gets parole

Cierra Milton, the mother of a Detroit-area girl whose dead body was found in a trash bin, was "absolutely livid" after learning the man who hid the body was released from prison.

Deaf Michigan student front and center in key disability rights Supreme Court case

January 18, 2023

Deaf Michigan student front and center in key disability rights Supreme Court case

The Supreme Court will hear a case to determine the fate of a federal law guaranteeing disabled students, such as Miguel Luna Perez of Michigan, education relevant to their needs.

Michigan GOP lawmakers urge DeSantis to run for president

January 18, 2023

Michigan GOP lawmakers urge DeSantis to run for president

A group of Michigan state House lawmakers is urging Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis to run for president in 2024, calling him "uniquely and exceptionally qualified."