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Michigan beats OSU, fans celebrating the big win in Ann Arbor
"There's nothing but love in the stadium." Michigan fans rushed the field, hugging each other and cheering.
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Orange Friday in Detroit: chef helps people struggling with homelessness
Not everyone in the city of Detroit was able to gather around with their families on Thanksgiving. So, on the Friday after, Chef Maxcel Hardy fought hunger on Orange Friday.
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How to catch lung cancer early even if you don't have symptoms
A low dose CT scan can detect lung cancer early, increasing your chances of surviving the deadly cancer.
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Nightmare home sale leads Minnesota couple to arbitration
It was a problematic home sale: a failed retaining wall, the ground infilled with unopened bags of mulch, wallpaper concealing holes in the walls, the backyard slipping away into the nearby creek and an unpermitted porch structure on the verge of falling away with it.
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No. 12 Michigan State bounces back, beats Penn State 30-27
EAST LANSING, Mich. (AP) — Michigan State was unfazed by injuries, illness, snowy conditions and an embarrassing loss the previous week.
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View MoreZonte Cade was killed in 2019, his family wants closure and justice
Zonte had dropped his 4-year-old son off at a friends home and went to run an errand, but he never returned. His car was found that day still running with bullet holes in it, but there was no body. Four days later, his body was found in a nearby alley.
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View MoreNew tradition continues as grandma and man she mistakenly texted to come to Thanksgiving dinner reunite
It's a new holiday tradition of sorts that has been going six years strong. On Thanksgiving day, two strangers who were brought together by a mistakenly-sent text message reunited again for Thanksgiving.
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Michigan unemployment agency overpaid $3.9 billion in benefits, audit says
Last June, the UIA sent letters to 648,000 people asking them to recertify their eligibility for unemployment assistance after it determined it had used improper criteria for qualifying for benefits.
