Rev. Al Sharpton: Register And Vote
The Reverend Al Sharpton stopped in Detroit this weekend with the goal of getting more individuals registered to vote.
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The Reverend Al Sharpton stopped in Detroit this weekend with the goal of getting more individuals registered to vote.
As there will be no cameras allowed in the courtroom, it will be another challenging day for a local man with quick fingers.
In fact, at one point in the exhilarating Kon-Tiki, Norwegian explorer Thor Heyerdahl says to a member of his crew – who, by the way, has agreed, in 1947, to cross the Pacific Ocean on a balsa wood raft – "This is bigger than us."
"For the families that feel disenfranchised becaue they're not getting any type of attention because of the case, I think this is a way to help bridge that gap," Police Chief Ralph Godbee said.
All 83 Michigan counties have been declared weather disaster areas by the U.S. Department of Agriculture and the state has approved a state disaster program because of the drought.
"We're telling people if they're not going to the game or attending game festivites it might be best to stay out of town tomorrow."
Lemu Coker, a second year MBA student at U-of-M, thinks the Wolverines will show marked improvement during this weekend's game.
Critics contend that it's racist and demeaning for schools to use American Indian nicknames and mascots, and for years, the NCAA has been pushing schools to abandon them.
City leaders and administrators with the Michigan State Housing Development Authority on Monday will announce a new $50 million housing development near Mitchell and Caniff Streets.
Berkley police investigate a wreck involving a car and a cyclist just south of 12 Mile road.
Detroit police were on the scene of a shooting Friday afternoon near Juvenile Court, between East Forest and Russell.
AFSME Local 25 President Catherine Philips says the union is currently in negotiations with the water department.
The announcement of a possible take over follows a recommendation from a state-appointed review team.
A Michigan doctor and two patients have been arrested on charges that they conspired to distribute prescription painkillers in eastern Kentucky.
The Holly police chief has stepped down after receiving a no-confidence vote from officers and being placed on administrative leave.