Wayne Static, Frontman For Static-X, Dies At 48
Static was the lead vocalist, keyboardist and guitarist for Static-X, whose "Wisconsin Death Trip" went platinum in 2001.
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Static was the lead vocalist, keyboardist and guitarist for Static-X, whose "Wisconsin Death Trip" went platinum in 2001.
The 18 extra trains will operate on the Wolverine line, which runs between Chicago and the university campus communities of Ann Arbor and Kalamazoo.
A $600,000 federal grant has been given to Detroit to help the city develop a plan to revitalize its largest industrial corridor.
An 18-year-old Marine private from Detroit who was killed in heavy fighting on the Japanese island of Okinawa during World War II will be buried Monday at Fort Custer National Cemetery in Michigan.
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The program recognizes the good work and leadership of a select few in the region.
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About 6,000 people cheered Obama, as he rallied for Schauer and Senate candidate Gary Peters. Obama said that the economy is good-shape, but could be better.
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Police say Connie McNeal walked away from his home near 12 Mile and Ryan around 2:30 p.m. Saturday. The 95-year-old suffers from dementia and is not familiar with the area.
Hackett did not speak much at Friday's news conference, and it remains to be seen how long he'll be in charge and what major decisions he'll have to make, but the clock is ticking.
A crowd of activists joined U.S. Senate candidate Terri Lynn Land, Attorney General Bill Schuette and other Republicans at their launch of a "Comeback State" trip Saturday in Lansing.
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