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2 charged in 1997 Michigan murder of headless man; victim still unidentified
Investigators still do not know the identity of the victim. The two suspects were apprehended by U.S. Marshals in Ohio and are awaiting extradition to Michigan.
Bed Bath & Beyond has defaulted on loans, inching closer to bankruptcy
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Feds probing Southwest Airlines over "holiday debacle that stranded millions"
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Judge orders release of video of attack on Nancy Pelosi's husband
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FDA food safety official resigns, cites structural issues
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Meta to reinstate Trump on Facebook, Instagram
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Biden calls for assault weapons ban, but it lacks support in Congress
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FDA wants to simplify the use and updating of COVID-19 vaccines
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Egg prices have soared. Now a lawmaker wants to know why.
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Long COVID is keeping people out of work for months
Prolonged, and often severe, symptoms from the disease often sideline workers for months after they get sick.
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Eastern Market Brewing Co. to release Paczki-inspired beers
With Pazcki Day vastly approaching, Eastern Market Brewing Co. announced it is releasing its beer inspired by the pastry.
5 fired Memphis officers charged with murder in Tyre Nichols' death: "This was wrong"
Video footage of the arrest has been shown to Tyre Nichols' family, but has not been made public.
Washtenaw County man sentenced for sabotaging hunter's UP tree stand
A Washtenaw County man who intentionally sabotaged a hunter's tree stand over a hunting spot in the Upper Peninsula is sentenced to 60 days in jail.
Drivers satisfied with road conditions following winter storm
Sluggish roads can be frustrating following a winter storm, and after Wednesday's round of snow and ice, drivers say they were pleasantly surprised.
Northville Downs race track proposes move to Plymouth Township
The oldest horse racing track in the state of Michigan could be getting an upgrade.
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Tesla says its 4Q profit rose 59%, expects strong demand
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Grand jury investigating Goodyear recreational vehicle tires
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US ends probe into Ford SUV exhaust issues without a recall
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2023 Detroit Grand Prix tickets now on sale ahead of return to downtown
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Faster Horses Festival reveals 2023 lineup for "Party of the Decade"
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First round of performers announced for 65th Annual Grammy Awards
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Netflix's password sharing crackdown could come by the end of March
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5 fired Memphis officers charged with murder in Tyre Nichols' death: "This was wrong"
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2 charged in 1997 Michigan murder of headless man; victim still unidentified
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AI-powered "robot" lawyer will not go to court after jail threats
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Free Narcan vending machines at Wayne State University
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Northville Downs race track proposes move to Plymouth Township
The oldest horse racing track in the state of Michigan could be getting an upgrade.
Eastern Market Brewing Co. to release Paczki-inspired beers
It marks the third year that the brewery is releasing a Pazcki beer. This year, officials will introduce two fruity beers -- raspberry and blueberry.
Detroit officials urging residents to claim 2023 federal tax credits
Detroit city officials kicked off the 2023 income tax season by encouraging residents to access federal tax credits.
Detroit couple charged with killing 5-year-old son, abusing 3-year-old
Two parents are behind bars after being accused of physically beating and killing their 5-year-old son Ethan Belcher while also abusing their three-year-old boy.
Drivers satisfied with road conditions following winter storm in Michigan
Crews from the Detroit Department of Public Works were seen making rounds through the city and plowing streets, following the season's first big snowfall.