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Flores is leaving Wednesday for an all-expenses paid three-day trip to Las Vegas to see Elton John in concert, thanks to winning the Anderson Cooper "Anything Can Happen" contest.
Macomb County Executive Mark A. Hackel will attend an expansion celebration for Fori Automation Tuesday at 12:30 p.m. at Fori's offices, 50955 Wing Drive in Shelby Township.
Republican Pete Hoekstra has accused his Democratic rival of undermining the popular Medicare program by voting for President Barack Obama's health care plan, in the first television ad of his U.S. Senate campaign released Monday.
The Jackson anesthesiology practice management firm Anesthesia Business Consultants and partner iMDsoft Inc. of Needham, Mass., Monday announced the launhc of myAnesthesia, cloud-based software featuring a user interface designed specifically for the iPad.
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Funeral services are this week for a 3-week-old girl killed by a pit bull attack in Detroit after her mother put her car seat on the floor of a house.
Authorities were trying to determine what caused weekend flooding along a river near Traverse City, where those affected remained under a health advisory Monday.
To help voters learn more, CBS Local invited the two candidates to answer 10 key questions in the CBS Local Presidential Forum, which kicks off Thursday, October 4th, with the issue of the economy and jobs.
Patients in 23 states are being warned that the spinal steroid shots they received may have given them meningitis.
Louisville, Ky. tops the list this year as the worst place to live in the U.S. for fall allergies. Check out the runners up.
Which diet provides the best results for losing weight and keeping it off? A new study reveals a Mediterranean diet wins.
Abortions dropped dramatically in a new study when women were provided birth control at no cost.
U.S. birth rates are continuing their decline and dropped to just under 4 million births in 2011.