MDOT Receives $1M Innovation Grant For Second Avenue Bridge Project In Detroit
Over the next 18 months, the Michigan Department of Transportation will be replacing the bridge that was originally constructed in 1954.
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Over the next 18 months, the Michigan Department of Transportation will be replacing the bridge that was originally constructed in 1954.
Three seemingly abandoned kittens found with their tails stuck under ice were rescued last week following a chance encounter with an oilpatch worker in central Alberta, Canada.
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U.S. authorities declined to admit an Iranian graduate student after he landed at an airport to start classes at Michigan State University, an attorney said.
A Tennessee man appearing in court on a marijuana possession charge was arrested Monday after he started smoking a joint in front of a judge, authorities said.
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The Detroit Police Department is searching for a suspect involved in a fatal shooting.
As a result of a spike in violent crime, Detroit Police Precincts across the city began to conduct targeted enforcement actions.
The Michigan Department of Transportation and Oakland Corridor Partners will share details on the 2020 construction of northbound I-75 from 8 Mile Road to I-696.
Ferndale Police say two 27-year-old men are in police custody after a home invasion was interrupted followed by a pursuit and crash.
Police are searching for two suspects in connection with an armed robbery in Detroit.
Grand Valley State suspended offensive coordinator Morris Berger on Monday after the school newspaper quoted him as saying he would like to meet Adolf Hitler and no one could deny the Nazi "wasn't a great leader."
The Michigan Supreme Court is interested in a dispute about whether people who were wrongly convicted of crimes should be paid for time spent in custody before trial.
Michigan will create a statewide mental health hotline under legislation signed by Gov. Gretchen Whitmer.
People will be able to pick up prescriptions at certain Michigan pharmacies that are not staffed by an on-site pharmacist under legislation signed by Gov. Gretchen Whitmer.
