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Supreme Court vacates order telling Owosso barber to close

The Michigan Supreme canceled a lower court's order that Karl Manke immediately close his Owosso barbershop and sent the case back for further consideration

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Police: 5 wounded in early morning shootings in Detroit

Two women, ages 34 and 26, and a 24-year-old man were hurt about 3:30 a.m. Saturday at an outside gathering on the city’s northwest side

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Grand Rapids protest damage estimated at $448K

More than 100 businesses in the city were damaged. Seven police vehicles also were set on fire.

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Deputy killed, 2 other officers shot in California ambush

A Santa Cruz County sheriff’s deputy was killed and two other officers were wounded when they were shot Saturday while making an arrest

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10-foot shark kills surfer off Australia’s east coast

Several people tried to help the surfer and fought off the shark before taking the injured man to shore at Salt Beach in South Kingscliff, police said

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Monroe County Animal Control officer dies from car crash injuries

Officials said Darrian Young, 24, "was an enthusiastic, energetic, animal lover who had a particular passion for horses."

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Amid pandemic, U.S. students look to colleges closer to home

Deposits paid to attend Michigan State University are up 15% among state residents, while deposits from others are down 15%

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How Biden came back to win the Democratic presidential nomination

It seemed easy to write off Joe Biden. But he had name recognition and an ability to connect with people who have experienced loss, as he has.

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Amash bill would end qualified immunity for police

U.S. Rep. Justin Amash of Michigan is pushing a bill in Congress aiming to ending the doctrine known as qualified immunity

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Protesters flood streets in huge, peaceful push for change

Authorities estimated the protest would draw up to 200,000 people outraged by George Floyd’s death 12 days ago at the hands of police in Minneapolis.

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Spurs’ coach Gregg Popovich: ‘Embarrassed as a white person’

The 71-year-old Popovich addressed Floyd’s death in a video released Saturday by the Spurs as part of the team’s #SpursVoices social media series.

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2020 Celebrate Michigan Photo Contest Week 1 finalists

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Whitmer to reopen hair salons, barbershops June 15

Gov. Whitmer addresses the state alongside Chief Medical Executive Dr. Joneigh Khaldun

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Trump: Strong economic rebound is ‘great day’ for George Floyd

“Hopefully, George is looking down right now and saying there’s a great thing happening for our country,” Trump said at the White House on Friday

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Biden formally clinches Democratic presidential nomination

Joe Biden formally clinched the Democratic presidential nomination Friday, setting him up for a bruising challenge to President Donald Trump

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Opinion: A prayer for transformational change

Let this be the moment when the bough breaks. When we accelerate this inflection. When the world changes.

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Senior year ceremonies take a turn during pandemic

With graduations and proms canceled because of the pandemic, schools, businesses and nonprofits step in to provide alternative events

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Dangers of Edenville Dam failure evaded state scrutiny

The Midland County dam's transition to state oversight meant less focus on the threat to public health and more on the threat to marine life.

Demonstrators march, vow to sustain movement for justice

Peaceful processions mark Detroit's eighth straight day of demonstrations over the death of George Floyd during a police incident

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Michigan’s richest place is one you’ve probably never heard of

There is no welcome sign for Barton Hills Village — and that's how the residents of Michigan's richest community like it

Black-owned restaurants in Detroit to support

Detroit has a variety of black-owned restaurants to support as the country rallies around the Black Lives Matter movement

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‘Unimaginable’ pain: Coronavirus robs Michigan woman of whole family

COVID-19 affected every facet of a Grand Blanc woman's grief as she deals with the virus-related deaths of her husband and only child

Michigan’s COVID-19 death toll jumps to over 5,800 with revised count

Michigan has counted 239 probable coronavirus deaths — the number of people who never tested positive for COVID-19 but were suspected of dying from the virus

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Detroit tech startups offer reduced-cost services to small business

Waymark, Autobooks and Sift have special deals for companies struggling through the COVID-19 slowdown. Grand Circus is offering remote coding-bootcamps for half price

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Michigan flags 15% of unemployment claims as potentially fraudulent

Attorney General Dana Nessel announced Friday a task force to investigate prosecute issues of fraud in the state unemployment insurance program.

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GM to donate $10 million to inclusion, racial justice

General Motors Co. on Friday said it designated $10 million to support organizations that promote inclusion and racial justice

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5 high hazard dams besides Edenville rate ‘poor’

Michigan has five high hazard dams categorized as being in poor condition, the same labels under which the Edenville Dam fell before breaking in May.

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Michigan works to complete flood damage assessment for FEMA aid

The state still is working to collect information on the full extent of damages caused by historic rains and flooding in May in five Michigan counties

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White House forces reporters to ditch social distancing

The White House abandoned social distancing for reporters in the Rose Garden Friday because “it looks better,” according to the aide who ordered it

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Detroit museums prepare for July reopenings

The COVID lockdown on Michigan museums ends June 8, but don't expect your favorite Detroit institution to be open before July.

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Scott Dixon wins again at Texas in IndyCar’s delayed season opener

Dixon, a five-time IndyCar champion, took the checkered flag at dusk Saturday for his fourth win at the track.

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Iowa strength coach put on leave amid racism allegations

Chris Doyle has been placed on administrative leave after several black players posted on social media about what they described as systemic racism

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Writer AE Hotchner, friend to Hemingway, Newman, dead at 102

He died at his home in Westport, Connecticut, according to his son, Timothy Hotchner, who did not immediately know the cause of death

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Philadelphia editor resigns over ‘Buildings Matter’ headline

The newspaper said Stan Wischnowski, 58, was stepping down as senior vice president and executive editor.

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Kurt Thomas, first U.S. man to win world gym title, dies at 64

The three-time American Cup gold medalist also starred in the 1985 martial arts thriller “Gymkata.”

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