'Unity Walk' Looks To Bring Community Together In A Stand Against Violence
Hundreds of victims' families are expected to gather on Detroit's east side on Saturday for what is being called a Unity Walk against violence.
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Hundreds of victims' families are expected to gather on Detroit's east side on Saturday for what is being called a Unity Walk against violence.
Wayne County Prosecutor Kym Worthy issued a statement saying the post was completely out of character for Teana Walsh.
The small plane went down in Muskegon County's Ravenna Township and into a ditch.
Microsoft has launched a new website that attempts to guess the age of people in photos uploaded to the site.
A big business deal affects grocery shoppers in Southeast Michigan.
Google confirmed Friday that it is building a new office complex in Ann Arbor.
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It's very possible that there won't be a deer hunting season in the Upper Peninsula this year.
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Zagat proclaims, "Detroit's burgeoning culinary scene, fueled by a ballsy, DIY attitude, is ready to hold its own in the national arena."
Lansing school board president Peter Spadafore says he's "speechless."
