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Pope Leo XIV Announces Upcoming Lung Surgery, Seeks Prayers
Pope Leo XIV asked for prayers from the faithful after announcing he will undergo surgery this week to remove a small nodule doctors recently discovered in his lung. The pontiff said the growth was detected at an early stage and is well localized, leading doctors to recommend the procedure. For many Catholics gathered ...
9h ago
Michigan AG Dana Nessel Sues BCBS
A federal lawsuit has been filed against health insurer Blue Cross Blue Shield of Michigan, according to Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel.
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Detroit Honors Cross-Border Ties With Thanksgiving Tribute
For many people in metro Detroit and Windsor, Ontario, the Detroit River is more than a border. It's a connection to family, friends and co-workers who travel between the two communities every day. On Canadian Thanksgiving, local leaders celebrated that bond by flying a banner over the river with a simple message: &quo...
5h ago
Lions Roll Past Cardinals 45-21 Behind Big Day From Gibbs
The Detroit Lions overcame an early deficit and pulled away for a 45-21 victory over the Arizona Cardinals on Sunday at State Farm Stadium. Arizona scored the game's first touchdown, but Detroit responded with 24 points in the second quarter and took control before halftime. The win moved the Lions to 3-2 on the season...
7h ago
Fort Hood Execution Proposal Sparks Debate Over Public Viewing
Debate continues over a proposal to make the planned military execution of Nidal Hasan, the gunman responsible for the 2009 Fort Hood shooting, available for public viewing. Supporters argue the move would promote accountability and transparency, while critics contend it could turn Hasan into a martyr and further traum...
7h ago
Oct. 10, 2026 ~ Saturday on the Homecoming edition of the Auto-Owners Insurance Tailgate Show, Steve Courtney spoke with Michigan State administrators, coaches, and broadcasters about recent successes across Spartan athletics and the priorities shaping the department’s future. Hear discussions on nationally ranked programs, the impact of coaching and culture, the connection between alumni and athletics, and the plans in place to sustain success across the department.
Guests include Michigan State President Kevin Guskiewicz, Vice President and Director of Athletics Dan Bartholomae, longtime Michigan State football play-by-play voice George Blaha, Spartan football radio analyst Jehuu Caulcrick, and Michigan State hockey coach Adam Nightingale.
760 WJR SPORTS
Lions Roll Past Cardinals 45-21 Behind Big Day From Gibbs
The Detroit Lions overcame an early deficit and pulled away for a 45-21 victory over the Arizona Cardinals on Sunday at State Farm Stadium. Arizona scored the game's first touchdown, but Detroit responded with 24 points in the second quarter and took control before halftime. The win moved the Lions to 3-2 on the season...
7h ago
Cindy Miller Remembered for Her Love of Family and Football
For many Detroit Lions fans, the voice of the team has long been Dan Miller, but behind that familiar presence was his wife, Cynthia "Cindy" Miller, whose love for football and family made her a beloved part of the Lions community. Cindy, who died Saturday at 63, attended every Lions home game and was a famil...
8h ago
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Fort Hood Execution Proposal Sparks Debate Over Public Viewing
Debate continues over a proposal to make the planned military execution of Nidal Hasan, the gunman responsible for the 2009 Fort Hood shooting, available for public viewing. Supporters argue the move would promote accountability and transparency, while critics contend it could turn Hasan into a martyr and further traum...
7h ago
Military Mental Health Remains a Growing Concern
Mental health remains a growing concern for service members and veterans as advocates continue to push for greater awareness and support during and after military service. Long periods away from loved ones, the pressures of military life and the challenges of returning to civilian life can all take a toll on well-being...
Oct 9, 2026
