Motown Mourns Dick Clark, Dead At 82
Motown is mourning the lost of Dick Clark, longtime host of "American Bandstand" -- a show on which many Detroit acts got their start.
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Motown is mourning the lost of Dick Clark, longtime host of "American Bandstand" -- a show on which many Detroit acts got their start.
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The state says Michigan's unemployment rate continues to decline.
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Author Ronald Kessler called Doc Thompson's show Wednesday and said the alleged drug-fueled prostitution binge is part of a systemic problem.
Dick Clark, the television host who helped bring rock `n' roll into the mainstream on "American Bandstand," has died.
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The Michigan appeals court says the state's medical marijuana law doesn't shield people from prosecution if they are caught driving after using pot.
Brian Campbell scored on a second-period power play and the Florida Panthers staged their greatest playoff comeback in franchise history, rallying from an early three-goal deficit to defeat the New Jersey Devils 4-3 on Tuesday night.