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Medical experts around Michigan worry vaccine hesitancy could cause more measles outbreaks following four confirmed cases in March.
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Statues of the famed lumberjack are scattered across the region, including retail stores, college campuses and roadside attractions.
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After sitting vacant for over a decade…downtown Detroit’s Book Tower is back open.
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Off and on for the past 40 years, fans at Central Michigan University men’s basketball games have been throwing rolls of toilet paper onto the court during games to drum up school spirit. And tomorrow night, the tradition will be back for one night only for the first time in over a decade as CMU takes on rival Western Michigan University. Rick Brewer recently went on a quest to find out how this T.P. tradition came to be.
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Renovations at a Mason brewery may have unearthed a small treasure from the past.Workers are digging up BAD Brewing Company's back patio while the business works to add a commercial kitchen.In the process, they've found plenty of scraps, including broken dishes and bits of pottery.But the brewery's owner Brian Rasdale says they also hit something more surprising — an intact, earth-colored jar buried 6 feet underground.
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The history of boarding schools for Indian children is described, by those who experienced it, to be horrific. Many say it has caused them generational trauma.
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In 1926, George Morrow dropped a bottle with a note in the Cheboygan River, instructing the potential finder to return it to him. Now, 95 years later, the…
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The team looking for the oldest shipwreck in the Great Lakes says there’s a “high probability” they’ve found it.Steve Libert released a book this week…
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Long before COVID 19 coverage dominated media coverage, newspaper headlines were focusing on another global crisis. Frank Boles, director of the Clarke…
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A new bill in the state house would require that African American history become a part of Michigan’s K-12 curriculum.The bill would create a commission…