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Granholm announces $658 million in investments
Michigan's top tourist attraction could be getting a rival _ another Cabela's. The state's first Cabela's Inc.
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: Michigan trooper shoots python
PORT SHELDON TOWNSHIP, Mich. - A Michigan State Police trooper fatally shot a nearly 7-foot long Burmese python that slithered onto a road and was spotted lunging at a passing pickup truck.
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Former Mich. teacher accused of sex with boy, 12 - AP
Authorities accuse a former Michigan elementary school teacher of having sex with a 12-year-old boy she was tutoring at her home.
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Possible Obama veep choice speaks to Mich. women
A governor mentioned as a possible running mate for Barack Obama is promoting the Democratic presidential candidate to Michigan women.
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On the surface, a two hour meeting with businessmen, scientists and a power point presentation hardly seems exciting.
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Michigan GOP lawmakers call for action on gas prices
Some Republican members of Michigan's congressional delegation are back in Washington today calling on House Speaker Nancy Pelosi - again - to bring Congress back to do something about high gas prices.
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Two Pontiac, Mich., men faces charges in mid-Michigan theft ring
State investigators have identified five more suspects in a theft ring that left a trail of victims through much of mid-Michigan. Troopers from the Bay City Post, who have jailed two suspects, are leading the ...
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Gas inches upward as oil stays steady
Unleaded regular gasoline prices have climbed a penny during the past week in Michigan to average $3.87, 91.5 cents higher per gallon than last year at this time, AAA Michigan reported Monday.
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Pols trade verbal jabs on summer sessions
Michigan's full-time Legislature rarely meets in summer, especially in an election year, but that hasn't stopped political games from being played over whether lawmakers should be in session.
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Michigan's July Jobless Rate Unchanged; Rate Steady for Third Consecutive Month
's seasonally adjusted unemployment rate in July stayed flat at 8.5 percent, according to data released today by the Michigan Department of Labor & Economic Growth .
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The king of Sweden is coming to Flint.
The king of Sweden is coming to Flint. Kettering Provost Michael Harris tells The Flint Journal that plans are under way for a ceremony featuring Gov.
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Ravenna death possibly tied to 'smiley face' killing spree
In 2005, the Ravenna community scoured the area after 22-year-old Todd Geib went missing for three weeks.
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Delegates may get full voting privileges
Last year, Michigan and Florida Democrats were being told they would lose all their votes at the Democratic National Convention if they moved up their presidential primaries.
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Mich., Fla. soon could get full voting rights
Hide Video Michigan and Florida Democrats were told last year they would lose all their votes at the Democratic National Convention if they moved up their presidential primaries.
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Michigan's nurses to get $6.5M in funding for education, training
Michigan's nurses received a much-needed boost from Governor Jennifer Granholm when she announced $6.5 million in new funding for the Michigan Nursing Corps will help expand nursing education in nursing schools ...
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Continue reading "Tiny New Lothrop again tops area districts in Michigan Merit Exam"
It may be tiny, but New Lothrop High School topped all area school districts this year in most categories of the rigorous new Michigan Merit Exam.
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Public can comment about treatment of farm animals in Michigan
Michigan residents will have a chance to go to Lansing later this month to weigh in on the question of how farm animals should be treated.
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Michigan Green Beret accused in killing must wait
The attorney for a Green Beret accused of killing an Afghan civilian and cutting off his ear says evidence in the case is weak and that his client was the victim of bad blood among members of his Special Forces ...
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Some MSU med students will train in Traverse City
Some MSU med students will train in Traverse City By Beth Loechler The Michigan State University College of Human Medicine is growing.
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Baby found in Mich. with pacifier taped in mouth
An infant has been taken away from a Michigan couple after police found the 4-week-old unsecured in a car's back seat with a pacifier taped in the baby's mouth with adhesive tape.
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