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Michigan Native Freed After More Than Four Years in Russian Prison
After spending more than four years in a Russian prison, Michigan native Stephen Hubbard is finally on his way home, bringing relief to family, friends and supporters who feared his detention could stretch on even longer. The retired teacher had been designated by the United States as wrongfully detained after being co...
15h ago
Bridge Michigan Summit Highlights Issues Shaping the Governor's Race
With less than two weeks until Election Day, Michigan voters are weighing major issues ranging from affordability and education to energy and economic development. During Bridge Michigan's first issues summit, policy experts and journalists examined the long-term challenges facing the state and discussed how the candid...
16h ago
Doctors Confirm Pope Leo XIV Is Cancer-Free After Surgery
Catholics around the world received encouraging news this week as doctors confirmed that Pope Leo XIV is cancer-free following surgery earlier this month to remove a tumor from the right lung. Medical officials said testing showed the cancer was localized and had been completely removed, meaning the pope will not requi...
17h ago
Chemical Leak Emergency Eases, but Evacuation Zone Remains in Toledo
Families forced from their homes by a chemical leak are beginning to return after officials lifted the shelter-in-place order at about 5 p.m. Wednesday, bringing relief to thousands of residents who spent hours indoors or away from their neighborhoods. The emergency was caused by a release of glycidyl methacrylate, a c...
18h ago
Michigan Senate Rivals Clash in Final Debate Before Election Day
With Election Day approaching, Michigan U.S. Senate candidates Abdul El-Sayed and Mike Rogers met Wednesday night for their final debate, offering voters sharply different visions for the state's future. The discussion focused on issues affecting everyday Michiganders, including the economy, immigration, Social Securit...
19h ago
Oct. 22, 2026 ~ On today’s Daily Dose of Dietz, Kevin reflects on the closure of the last Sign of the Beefcarver and enjoying things while you have it.
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Spartan Exhibition Loss to UConn, 78-70
Spartan men's basketball fell to UConn 78-70 in Tuesday's exhibition game. The competitive preseason matchup offered an early look at Michigan State's rotation, including several young players who saw significant opportunities despite head coach Tom Izzo's longstanding preference for experienced lineups.
Oct 20, 2026
Detroit Pistons Complete Opening Day Comeback Against Boston
The Detroit Pistons are the first team in the NBA this year to earn a win, taking a 121-113 victory over the Boston Celtics in the first game of the regular season at Little Caesars Arena.
Oct 20, 2026
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For Michigan Workers, GM's Strong Quarter Brings Optimism
General Motors reported a sharp increase in third-quarter profits despite lower vehicle sales, as strong demand for its full-size trucks and SUVs continued to generate significant revenue. The results highlight how the automaker's most popular vehicles remain a key part of its business even as it navigates changes in t...
Oct 21, 2026
Archdiocese Restructuring Brings Change to Local Parishes
Changes within the Archdiocese of Detroit are bringing a mix of emotions for parishioners as church leaders move forward with a restructuring plan aimed at addressing changing attendance patterns and preparing for the future. For many families, the changes represent more than administrative decisions, affecting communi...
Oct 20, 2026
