Adopt a family for the holidays with Volunteers of America Michigan
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As Volunteers of America Michigan (VOAMI) looks to help those in need this holiday season, the nonprofit is asking metro Detroit residents to help struggling Michigan families this holiday season. VOAMI, which serves veterans, seniors and families in Michigan, opened the opportunity to nearly 3,000 Michigan families in need of being adopted this Christmas. For more information visit: www.voami.org/adopt-a-family/.

More snow on the way for Metro Detroit
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One round of snow is passed and another is on the way with even potential for it to transition to rain in parts of Metro Detroit on Wednesday morning.

University of Oklahoma essay sparks controversy
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After a controversial student essay at the University of Oklahoma sparked a social media firestorm, protests, and multiple teachers being placed on leave over a debate about religious expression and discrimination. But does the allegation have any merit? Attorney Eli Muawad breaks it down.

Paramount launches hostile takeover for HBO, Time Warner
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Marketing and strategic communications guru Matt Friedman discusses the latest salvo in the "Streaming Wars", as Paramount launches a hostile takeover of Time Warner/HBO, just days after Netflix moved to buy the company, and what this will all mean for the consumer.

Horrific new details in Rebecca Park murder case
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On Monday, court documents revealed even darker details in the already disturbing case, as the couple allegedly placed the baby in a lunch cooler and disposed of it in the trash.

Family searching for missing dog after house fire
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A woman named Leah Zoran was home at the time with someone else. According to her family, she initially escaped the fire but, upon discovering her pets didn't make it out, did everything she could to try and save them.

Data center proposed for Southfield
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The meeting was packed inside a smaller room at Southfield City Hall. The proposed site is a 110,000-square-foot vacant plot of land on Inkster Road between 11 Mile and 696.

Holiday shopping with the Detroit Lions
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Twenty kids from Alternatives for Girls, DBG – Detroit, Life Remodeled, Lomas Brown Jr. Foundation, and The Yunion all picked out gifts with Lions players, some legends, and cheerleaders as well.

Pulse of Politics: Michigan cannabis tax upheld & discussing Detroit's future
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A Michigan judge has ruled a massive new tax on wholesale cannabis purchases can stand for now after the industry challenged the law. Dustin Walsh with Crain's Detroit Business discusses what this could mean for the industry and users. Plus, Malachi Barrett with Bridge Detroit joins Pulse of Politics Host Aaron Jordan to discuss Detroit's future as Mayor-Elect Mary Sheffield gets ready to take office.

Fire damages Garden City shopping center
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On Sunday night, firefighters spent hours battling out-of-control flames. In recent years, the building has stood empty.

Man accused of driving into people outside school
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Lemuel Young, 45, is now facing two counts of assault with a dangerous weapon stemming from the incident outside of Bemis Junior High School in Sterling Heights.

Judge rules new24% cannabis tax can remain in place
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A decision came Monday, weeks after the Michigan Cannabis Industry Association filed a suit against the 24% tax, which was part of the state's new budget it passed in November. The tax would raise $420 million for new road construction.

Family of girl nearly abducted at Sterling Heights park want justice
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A fun day quickly came apart at Clinton River Park North last August. A 7-year-old girl was nearly abducted said the family, who fears the prosecutor will drop the ball.

Some special children got to Shop with a Lions player at Meijer
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In partnership with Meijer, the Lions hosted youth from Boys and Girls Clubs of Southeastern Michigan for a holiday shopping spree.

Local credit union surprises community with free gas, groceries during holiday season
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Public Service Credit Union (PSCU) is bringing the magic of the holidays directly into the communities they serve—surprising local residents with heartfelt acts of generosity designed to make holiday wishes come true. What makes this initiative especially meaningful is that it is 100% employee-funded: PSCU staff voluntarily contribute through payroll deductions throughout the year, building a charitable giving fund dedicated to supporting neighbors during the season of need. For more information visit: www.pscunow.com