Site Map March 26, 2021

Years / 2021 / March / 26

• Rashida Tlaib travels to southern border to assess unaccompanied children coming from Mexico
• Ypsilanti rapper’s song explodes on Tik Tok thanks to viral dance challenge
• Not your traditional Coney island: Detroit rapper Tone Tone opens Toney Island
• Grandmother suffers serious injuries trying to save toddler from Detroit house fire
• ‘I’m trying to live in the Jetson Age’: Detroit nonprofit provides veterans with computers
• More computer chip shortages cause auto plants to shut down
• Michigan's COVID-19 numbers spike as state reports more than 5,000 new cases
• How to win $25,000 for free with NASCAR's dirt race at Bristol
• AG: Nassar investigation closes after Michigan State University declines to provide documents
• Detroit, Ferndale project targets poverty at Woodward and 8 Mile
• Royal Oak Police get call on speeding Mustang, find it crashed into house minutes later
• IRS says face masks, hand sanitizer are tax-deductible medical expenses
• After losing 13-year-old to brain tumor, woman gives birth again at age 57
• Stray dog gifted stuffed unicorn after ‘consistently’ stealing it from dollar store
• Former Lake Orion HS teacher accused of sex with student faces judge for first time
• King Soopers shooting: Boulder suspect legally bought gun before attack, authorities say
• Salvaged Desk Turns Into Nightstands DIY Project Pt 1
• Float Clarkston uses float therapy to relieve stress and anxiety
• Remember Michigan's damn roads? A new map is tracking their repairs
• Florida mom attacked student while wearing boxing glove, police say
• Good Samaritans pull officer from crashed, burning patrol car after chase
• Windy and wet start to Friday knocks power out, floods roads in Metro Detroit
• Bindi Irwin gives birth, honors late father with baby's name
• Argument between man and woman escalates to gunfight leaving 1 dead
• 1 dead after gunfight in west Detroit, why Egypt Covington was killed, heavy rains and wind knock out power
• Even as Michigan sees virus surge, Whitmer says restrictions unlikely
• Michigan's new redistricting commission asks for delay in drawing new maps
• It's not as deadly, but it is damaging. Hail, the unwanted visitor destroying property during severe weather.