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Detroit Senior Tower’s Elevators Stuck Broken for 8 Months, Bedbugs Add to Misery

Both elevators at a 10-story senior apartment building on Detroit's Southfield Service Drive have been broken or malfunctioning for eight months, forcing elderly residents to climb stairs just to reach their own apartments, while bedbugs spread through the complex at the same time. Residents of Greenhouse Apartments say the dual crisis has made daily life at the 200-unit subsidized senior housing complex increasingly untenable.
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Vendors say they were tricked by Holt ‘Boo Bash’ event planner

More than 50 vendors were scheduled for a Halloween-themed "Boo Bash" in Holt over the weekend — only to find that the event had been cancelled and the organizer was nowhere to be found.
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Grand Rapids coffee shop posts financial figures on social media in transparency

Scorpion Hearts Club owner Lori Slager Wenzel is sharing the coffee shop’s costs after criticism over prices, saying transparency helps customers understand the challenges facing small businesses.
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Southeast Michigan Weather Oct. 16-17: First Freeze Possible

Southeast Michigan could go from highs near 85 degrees Tuesday to lows around 30 Friday night.
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3 of Michigan’s biggest trees were hiding in plain sight, now crowned state champions

Michigan has new champion American basswood, eastern cottonwood and sugar maple trees. Thanks to two programs that hunt for and catalog the state’s biggest trees, these specimens – which are potentially hundreds of years old – are now known to the public. The new champions include a...
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Michigan Drivers Expect Construction Barrels. A Plane Is Something Else

Construction barrels, deer, broken-down cars. Michigan drivers expect those. A plane on the shoulder of I-69 is another story, and thankfully no injuries were reported.
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Man to serve 6 months in jail for fleeing 2024 crash that paralyzed teen

HARTLAND TWP, MICH. – A 40-year-old Howell man charged in connection to a 2024 hit-and-run that left an 18-year-old girl paralyzed was sentenced last week to serve a minimum of six months in jail and 18 months of probation. Police say Gabriella Golden, of Fenton, was riding her longboard...
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A String Of Deaths In Michigan Is Raising Alarms About A Possible Serial Killer

Investigators in Lansing say the crimes could represent a pattern targeting unhoused men along a popular trail.
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Metro Detroit native Selma Blair arrested after alleged incident on Delta flight

Selma Blair, a Metro Detroit native, was arrested following an alleged incident aboard a Delta Air Lines flight headed to John F. Kennedy International Airport in New York. Blair allegedly tried to open an aircraft door during the flight, according to information the New York Port Authority provided to TMZ.
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Sterling Heights Oil Spill Triggers Federal Probe of Energy Transfer’s Pipeline Network

A crude oil spill at a commercial intersection in Sterling Heights has triggered a nationwide federal investigation into the safety of Energy Transfer's pipeline network, after regulators found the leak occurred at a repair sleeve the company could not produce records for. The spill, which seeped into a storm sewer near Mound Road and 18 Mile Road, prompted the federal Pipeline and Hazardous Materials Safety Administration to order Energy Transfer to shut down a 16-mile segment of pipeline and b

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