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  1. The first new Cadillac ATS comes off the line at the GM plant in Lansing. Summer vacation will be cut short for more auto factory workers this year, as carmakers try to keep up with heightened demand. (Charles V. Tines /T he Detroit News, file)

    Rising car sales shrink annual summer plant shutdowns for Detroit's Big Three

    • By By Karl Henkel | The Detroit News

    Summer vacation will be cut short for more auto factory workers this year, as carmakers try to keep up with heightened demand. Detroit automakers plan to reduce their annual two-week July shutdowns at dozens of North American plants that produce popular models such as Ford Motor Co.'s F-Series pickup trucks and Chrysler Group LLC's Jeeps.

  1. Different visions doom merger of Henry Ford, Beaumont

    SchlichtingTwo of the region’s largest health care systems, Henry Ford and Beaumont, have scrapped plans for a merger that would have created a 10-hospital system serving as much as 40 percent of the area’s patients.

  2. Gov, GOP reach deal on surplus

    Gov. Rick Snyder and Republican legislative leaders reached an agreement Tuesday on how to divvy up nearly $702 million in surplus revenue as lawmakers race to complete the 2014 fiscal year budget by June 1.

  3. McCree says he ‘lusted after’ woman in his court

    Judge Wade McCree's wife LaVerne McCree on stand at Washtenaw Circuit Court. (David Coates/Detroit News)Embattled Wayne County Circuit Judge Wade McCree testified Tuesday that his extramarital affair with a woman who had a case before him “surprised and thrilled him.”

  4. Trump: Immigrants won’t vote for GOP

    Donald Trump, left, Gov. Rick Snyder and Lincoln Club President David Trott were among the 2,300 attendees of the Lincoln Day dinner on Tuesday in Novi. (Ricardo Thomas / The Detroit News)Donald Trump, the billionaire real-estate developer who flirted with running for president last year told Oakland County Republicans Tuesday if immigrants in the country illegally get a path to citizenship, “they will not be voting Republican.”

  1. Tigers starting pitcher Max Scherzer retired 22 straight hitters in a 5-1 victory Tuesday over the Indians. (Tony Dejak/Associated Press)

    Tigers 5, Indians 1

    Miguel Cabrera homers, Max Scherzer retires 22 straight in Tigers victory

    • By Tom Gage
    • The Detroit News

    Perfection, thy name is Miguel Cabrera’s swing. However, from the last out of the first inning to the final out of the eighth in the Tigers' 5-1 victory on Tuesday night over the Cleveland Indians, perfection could be found in the way Max Scherzer pitched.

  1. Red Wings are winning mind game with Blackhawks

    • By John Niyo
    • Detroit News Columnist

    Bryan Bickell, left, was livid at Daniel Cleary by the end of Game 3 over his perceived mistreatment. (John T. Greilick/Detroit News)There are so many questions that still need answering at this point it’s hard to know where to start. Or where and when this’ll all finish for Detroit and Chicago in their last wild West showdown.

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  1. John Niyo

    Red Wings are winning mind game with Blackhawks

    There are so many questions that still need answering at this point it’s hard to know where to start. Or where and when this’ll all finish for Detroit and Chicago in their …

  1. Molly Abraham

    Gas station Mexican restaurant opens as standalone Las Cazuelas Grill

    When a little Mexican lunch counter in a gas station becomes something of a dining destination, it says something very good about the talents of the proprietors.

  1. Adam Graham

    Single takes: New and notable singles

    Mayer Hawthorne continues to grow, Kanye West continues challenging himself and fans with 'New Slaves,' Angie Miller disappoints in 'You Set Me Free' and more.

  1. Marney Rich Keenan: 12-year-old author encourages children in 112 ways to have fun without money
  2. Daniel Howes: New programs driving change in Detroit despite financial crisis
  3. Kurt Mensching: Some stats reveal ominous signs for Tigers closer Jose Valverde
  4. Bob Wojnowski: Red Wings hitting Blackhawks like they mean it, grab series lead
  1. Tim Cromer (David Coates / The Detroit News)

    Former top Detroit library official charged with taking $1.4M in bribes

    • By Christine MacDonald
    • The Detroit News

    Detroit — A former top official of the Detroit Public Library was indicted Tuesday on allegations he took bribes and kickbacks totaling $1.4 million …

  1. Teachers praised for saving students in Oklahoma tornado

    • By David A. Lieb
    • Associated Press
    Teaching assistant Amber Ford goes through the rubble of the classroom she worked in at Briarwood Elementary School in Moore, Okla., on Tuesday. All of the school’s children appear to have survived Monday’s twister. (Michael Wyke / Associated Press)

    Moore, Okla. — The principal’s voice came on over the intercom at Plaza Towers Elementary School: A severe storm was approaching and students were to …

  1. IRS chief to take fifth at hearing

    • By Stephen Ohlemacher and Alan Fram
    • Associated Press
    Shulman

    Washington — Summoned by Congress, a key figure in the Internal Revenue Service’s targeting of conservative groups plans to invoke her constitutional …

  1. Books-A-Million sees opportunity in Michigan, opens stores in old Borders locations

    • By By Maureen McDonald | Special to The Detroit News
    Mark Gaylord-Miles reads a book to Gracie Romalia, 11 months, and her grandmother, Diana Swatosh, at Books-A-Million in Beverly Hills. (Photos by Todd McInturf/The Detroit News)

    Books-A-Million, one of the nation's leading book retailers, has opened two stores in southeast Michigan in recent months and plans an aggressive …

  1. Editorial: Lower fuel taxes make for friendly skies

    • By The Detroit News
    Plane fuel in Michigan is more highly taxed than it should be. The Legislature is trying to fix that. (Daniel Mears/The Detroit News)

    A package of bills in the state Legislature would remedy the situation by helping to keep commercial airlines as major contributors to Michigan's …

  1. 12-year-old author encourages children in 112 ways to have fun without money

    • By Marney Rich Keenan
    • Detroit News Columnist
    Sam Gross signs copies his book for Tony Mittino, 5, and sister Sophia, 8, of Lansing. In his talks at schools he tells kids “that being bored is a choice. You can always create your own fun.” (Marney Rich Keenan)

    Sam Gross had no idea he had all the qualities of a consummate book author at age 12.

  1. Canada's Shaw and Stratford festivals lure Detroiters with classics, contemporary works

    • By By Andrea Daniel | Special to The Detroit News
    Paul Nolan, center, is Cousin Kevin in Stratford's 'Tommy.' (Michael Cooper)

    Summer is made for festivals. And if you're up for a road trip, the Shaw and Stratford festivals in Ontario will whet your theater appetite.

  1. Art worth $60,000 sells at CCS exhibit

    • By Chuck Bennett |
    • Detroit News Columnist
    Janice Milheu, left, of Ann Arbor and Barbara Robins of Franklin enjoy browsing the art work at the Center for Creative Studies event. (Ricardo Thomas/The Detroit News)

    This is a social event where some guests prefer not to socialize — at least for a while. They'd rather shop.


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