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  1. Bob Bashara leaving his home in Grosse Pointe Park. (David Coates/The Detroit News)

    Cops, crime lab technicians leave Bashara home

    • By George Hunter and Doug Guthrie
    • The Detroit News

    Two Michigan State Police Crime Lab technicians and police officers searched the home of Robert Bashara for several hours today.

  1. Matthew Moroun: Bridge Co. to follow court’s orders in Gateway dispute

    One major obstacle in the Gateway Project is the location of what is known as Pier 19 (also called “The Bridge to Nowhere”), which looms over Fort Street. (Robin Buckson / The Detroit News)Matthew Moroun pledged today that the company will comply with the court’s orders regarding the $230 million Gateway Project and noted construction already has started.

  2. GM introduces Acadia refreshed with new look, gadgets

    The refreshed Acadia adopts a three-bar grille and a more chiseled look. It adds diffused LED running lamps and optional HID headlamps. It now includes wrap around rear glass and a new spoiler. (GMC)The 2013 GMC Acadia arrives with a new look, additional safety features and loads of technology.

  3. Salvation Army sets $8.2M record for Red Kettle campaign

    The Salvation Army announced today it raised a record $8.2 million during its holiday Red Kettle Campaign in Metro Detroit.

  4. Fresh off sweep, Santorum says Michigan is his next target

    Republican Rick Santorum, coming off a sweep of three contests last night, said he’s setting his sights on Michigan.

  1. The Red Wings celebrate their victory over the Blackhawks at Wrigley Field in the 2009 Winter Classic. (Dave Sandford/Getty Images)

    Red Wings on Winter Classic at The Big House: ‘It’s going to quite a spectacle’

    • By Gregg Krupa
    • The Detroit News

    Count the Red Wings among those fired up about playing the Toronto Maple Leafs outdoors in Michigan Stadium on New Year’s Day 2013. The NHL is expected to make the game official Thursday.

  1. While intriguing, Cuban star Yoenis Cespedes not worth the risk for Tigers

    • By Tony Paul
    • Detroit News Columnist

    Cuban defector Yoenis Cespedes has been granted a visitor’s visa to travel from the Dominican Republic to the United States. (Jeff Bottari/Getty Images)Nobody — not you, me or Bill James — knows if Cespedes, 26, a bona fide star for the Cuban national team, will be able to do all that in Detroit. And for $35 million or $50 million, you’d like a little more of a guarantee.

    2. Sports Sightings

    The Super Bowl's over. Pitchers and catchers don't report for two weeks. Kill the time browsing these notable sports photos.

  1. Michigan prison privatization bid stalls

    • By Karen Bouffard
    • Detroit News Lansing Bureau
    In this 2011 file photo, lunch is served at Michigan's Bellamy Creek correctional facility near Ionia. (Dale G. Young / The Detroit News)

    A law requiring contractors to pay prisoners minimum wage is holding up a privatization push meant to shave up to $93M from the state Corrections …

  1. Taken for a ride: Outrage grows over towing companies

  2. Regional tax: DIA seeks millage for operations

  1. Terry Foster

    Late-night meals can spoil efforts to get into shape

    He was a big guy. I would guess he was around 350 pounds. Sweat poured from his face as he walked away from the treadmills at Lifetime Fitness.

  1. Scott Burgess

    Chicago Auto Show a buffet for car buyers

    It’s the ultimate deep dish shopping for consumers, with more than 1 million feet of exhibit space that allows them to see more models and more types of cars at the same time …

  1. Marney Rich Keenan

    Ordinary people inject humor into true-life tales at Moth Story Slams in Detroit

    For audiences, WDET-FM’s Moth Story Slams provide unique entertainment that celebrates the great range of human experience.

  1. Neil Winton: New energy supplies may rock orthodox auto beliefs
  2. Lynn Henning: Brandon Inge could be victim of Danny Worth's versatility
  3. Daniel Howes: Pols miss Chrysler ad’s true message
  4. Laura Berman: Hoekstra ad lacks smarts

  1. Santorum: I won and raised about $250K Tuesday night

    • By Laurie Kellman
    • Associated Press
    Republican presidential candidate and former U.S. Sen. Rick Santorum speaks to supporters as his wife, Karen, looks on in St. Charles, Mo. (Whitney Curtis /Getty Images)

    Washington— Resurgent Rick Santorum said his sweep of three GOP contests earned his shoestring campaign $250,000 overnight, cash he needs to …

  1. 911 call: Worker says Josh Powell ‘exploded’ home

    • By Mike Baker and Brian Skoloff
    • Associated Press
    The charred rubble of the home where Josh Powell and his two sons were killed Sunday, in Graham, Wash., in what police said appeared to be a deliberately set fire. (Ted S. Warren / Associated Press)

    Olympia, Wash.— Police released 911 calls that revealed a social worker's frantic attempts to alert authorities that Josh Powell had locked …

  1. Ford to unveil new Mustang Shelby GT500 convertible

    • By Serena Maria Daniels
    • The Detroit News
    Ford plans to unveil its 2013 Shelby Mustang GT500, a sure hit for muscle-car fans, at the show. (Ford)

    Ford Motor Co.’s latest high-end Mustang is now available in rag top. The 2013 Ford Mustang Shelby GT500 convertible is scheduled to be unveiled …

  1. Mich. agrees to foreclosure settlement

    • By Brian J. O'Connor
    • Detroit News Finance Editor

    Checks for as much as $2,000 could be headed to Michigan residents who wrongly lost their homes to foreclosure between 2008 and 2011, Attorney …

  1. Big-screen pioneers: 3 African-Americans who carved out memorable roles despite racial limits

    • By Susan King
    • Los Angeles Times
    Few know of the first black male Oscar winner, James Baskett. He played a friendly storyteller in “Song of the South,” which has been largely inaccessible for decades because of stereotypical portrayals. (Walt Disney)

    It’s been a long, difficult road for African-Americans in achieving equality in all aspects of American life, and Hollywood is no exception. Long …

  1. Ordinary people inject humor into true-life tales at Moth Story Slams in Detroit

    • By Marney Rich Keenan
    • Detroit News Columnist
    Participants share true stories in five minutes or less during the Moth Story Slam in Detroit. (Liz Mackinder)

    For audiences, WDET-FM’s Moth Story Slams provide unique entertainment that celebrates the great range of human experience.

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