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Lamont Jones has played against BYU twice before. But he only remembers one player — one no longer even with the Cougars.
The Wildcats may have lost to Vanderbilt on Sunday, but they're still ripe for a major run in the NCAA Tournament.
Syracuse center Fab Melo did not travel with the team to Pittsburgh and the university says he won't take part in the NCAA tournament due to an eligibility issue.
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So you think you can beat Valenti and Foster in a bracket this year?
Chrysler's top marketing executive says the controversy over the company's controversial Clint Eastwood ad helped a lot more than it hurt.
A school board member warned that his district's participation in a Schools of Choice program could lead to "white flight" from his Detroit-area community.
The Wayne County prosecutor says she'll decide "very, very soon" whether to file charges in the disappearance of a 2-year-old Detroit girl missing since December.
"Council's role is pretty much eliminated," Detroit Councilwoman Saunteel Jenkins said. "Council is pretty much rendered neutral."
A Dearborn man has been charged with first degree murder after prosecutors say he shot another man in the back over the price of condoms.
Brian Lee was charged with attempted murder, accused of firing shots into a car occupied by Ashley Conaway and Abreeya Brown.
Detroit's water department, lighting department and bus system are all being targeted in the consent agreement the state delivered to the city on Tuesday.
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