Michigan lifts lettuce warning as cyclosporiasis cases slow down
State and federal health officials say cyclosporiasis cases are slowing down, and contaminated lettuce is no longer on the market.
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State and federal health officials say cyclosporiasis cases are slowing down, and contaminated lettuce is no longer on the market.
One man is dead, and another injured, in the aftermath of a shooting at an apartment complex Tuesday night in Pontiac.
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According to investigators, the driver accelerated as officers moved in, striking one of the officers.
