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Attorney General Schuette Makes U.P. Visit

“On Duty” Bill Schuette – that’s the way Michigan’s Attorney General says to say it, if you want to remember his name. On Wednesday, Schuette enjoyed a tour of duty through the Upper Peninsula with stops in Iron Mountain and Sault Ste. Marie. He then spent the afternoon at the …

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Child Pornography Suspect Appears Before Judge

Making his first appearance in Houghton County Circuit Court Wednesday, 71-year-old Don Sawaski is facing multiple charges in a case of child pornography. The former Houghton High School coach and teacher previously waived his arraignment so a Not Guilty plea had been entered on his behalf. At the pretrial hearing, Prosecutor …

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Plea Deal For High Speed Chase Suspect

A plea deal has been reached in the case of a Calumet man who was the subject of a high speed chase earlier this year. 33-year-old Patrick Shea appeared in Houghton County Circuit Court Wednesday for a pretrial. He was facing several felonies including 2nd degree home invasion involving an …

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Auto Sales May Signal End Of Growth Trend

What’s behind the latest auto sales numbers? And is there any reason to worry about the latest trends? Here’s Business Editor Murray Feldman. Analysts say the declines could be a sign that U.S. auto sales are finally reaching a plateau after six straight years of growth.

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MDOT To Promote Michigan As Driverless Car Leader

News from the Mackinac Policy Conference — the revealing of a new marketing campaign to promote the state of Michigan as the center of “next generation mobility”. MDOT Director Kirk Steudle spoke about “Planet M” to promote autonomous and connected vehicle technologies.

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Secretary of State Johnson Kayaking To Promote Express SOS

Secretary of State Ruth Johnson will is paddling across the Straits of Mackinac in a kayak later this morning to draw attention to their online service, Express S-O-S. Johnson is unveiling a new logo “Hop online-not in line” with a kangaroo. She’s also attending the Mackinac Policy Conference once she …

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Experts Say To Treat Weight As A Chronic Condition

When you decrease the amount of calories in you’re body, your brain will fight it to prevent starvation. It’s called metabolic adaptation. But metabolism expert Dr. Bartolome says anyone trying to lose weight and keep it off will have better success if they approach their weight as a chronic condition.

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Brain Tumor Treatment Showing Success

Patients with recurrent brain cancers doubled their survival after undergoing viral therapy according to a new study. It’s a 2 step process. First, during brain surgery a specially engineered virus is injected to infect tumor cells. This continues as the patient heals from surgery. Step 2 happens about a month …

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Snyder's Approval Rating Sinks To New Low

A new poll shows Governor Rick Snyder with his lowest job approval rating in his six years in Lansing. The Glengariff Poll, for the Detroit News and WDIV, shows 52 percent of likely Michigan voters disapprove of Snyder’s performance, while just under 40 percent approve. Macomb County Executive Mark Hackel …

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