Snoop Dogg Drops Name Like It's Hot, Becomes Snoop Lion
One of Detroit's favorite recording artists Snoop Dogg announced during a press conference promoting his new album that he has changed his name to Snoop Lion.
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One of Detroit's favorite recording artists Snoop Dogg announced during a press conference promoting his new album that he has changed his name to Snoop Lion.
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A Roseville man is near death after a late night motorcycle accident.
A Detroit man who spent a year on the run after switching identities at the Wayne County jail will pay for it with more prison time.
Former Detroit Pistons Bad Boy Dennis Rodman is now a children's author.
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Metro Detroit will receive $4.2 million in federal funding to promote affordable housing, fight homelessness and boost the local economy.