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After two years of litigating in state court, Enbridge argued it should be moved to federal court because the case deals with federal questions. -
Abobe Stock/211154981The conference has inked a deal with Fox Sports, CBS, NBC Sports and NBC’s Peacock streaming service worth a billion dollars a year through the 2029-2030 season.
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Due to recent solar eruptions, the northern lights should stretch across Michigan August 17-19, 2022. -
An Oakland County judge will open a hearing Wednesday on whether to continue an order that suspends enforcement of Michigan’s 1931 abortion ban.
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Some Michigan residents on Medicare could see changes in the cost of their prescription drugs in the coming years.
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University of Michigan Health's nurses have filed a lawsuit against the university, saying the university illegally refuses to negotiate nurse workloads.
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The dogs "are surprisingly in pretty good condition,” said Veronica Letts, an animal care technician with the Humane Society of Midland County. “They are up to date with their vaccinations, for the most part, but they are not in the slightest injured.”
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Fertilizer that runs off farm fields can fuel cyanobacterial blooms on lakes and rivers. Agriculture Secretary Tom Vilsack estimated 28% of U.S. cropland is over-fertilized.
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House Dems to attempt censure of GOP Representative accused of helping with voting machine tamperingMichigan House Democrats are seeking to punish a Republican colleague for allegedly facilitating illegal access to voting machines after the 2020 election.
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Seven county prosecutors who favor abortion rights have filed a brief with the Michigan Supreme Court. They’d like a ruling that abortion rights are protected by the Michigan Constitution.
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Key testimony expected in kidnapping trial after judge warned lawyers about "wasting time" last weekDefense attorneys are trying to prove Barry Croft and Adam Fox were entrapped by the FBI. But federal judge Robert Jonker warned last week that they were losing the jury's attention.
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The Michigan health department lifted its do-not-contact recommendation Friday evening after testing by environmental investigators found less than 20 pounds of carcinogenic hexavalent chromium likely made its way into Norton Creek from an accidental discharge by Tribar Technologies in Wixom. The state's initial estimate was more than 4,000 pounds.
