More than 500,000 deer hunters are hitting the fields of Michigan over the next couple of weeks for firearm deer season. It generates more than $2.3 billion for the state economy. But, state DNR deer program biologist Ashley Autenrieth, cautions hunters to keep safety in mind. Autenrieth says we’ll have …
Read More »Results In From Celebrex Study
For years, researchers have been concerned about how a popular arthritis drug, celebrex, would impact the heart compared to other commonly prescribed drugs ibuprofen and naproxen. Now the data is in. Dr. Steven Nissen from the Cleveland Clinic led the study.
Read More »Toyota To Pay $3.5 Billion Settlement
Toyota is going to pay $3.5 billion dollars to settle a suit over rust proofing of vehicles. Here’s Autobeat reporter Jeff Gilbert.
Read More »Car Owners Finding Their Vehicles Are “Under Water”
Longer term loans and a hot vehicle market are combining to create an interesting phenomenon in the auto industry. We hear about it from Auto Beat Reporter Jeff Gilbert.
Read More »Asian-Americans Urged To Get Screened For Diabetes
About 29-million Americans are diagnosed with type 2 diabetes, but those numbers could be higher because not everyone is getting screened, according to a new study. Health Reporter Dr. Deanna Lites has a close up look.
Read More »Concerns Continue Over Bullying In Schools Following Election
Michigan State Superintendent of Schools Brian Whiston has released a statement regarding a number of reported incidents in schools of students harassing, bullying, intimidating, and using hateful speech toward other students since the election. He acknowledges that the nature of the election reached a new low, but schools must be …
Read More »Ruling On Sex Offender Restrictions Appealed
Michigan wants to put a stop to a lower court decision ruling the state unconstitutionally put additional restrictions on registered sex offenders long after their convictions. The appeal asks for a full review by the high court before any changes to sex offender registration and enforcement are applied. Attorney General …
Read More »Automotive & Technology Shows Blend Together
The line is blurring between auto shows and technology shows. AutoBeat Reporter Jeff Gilbert says we’ll see that at this week’s L.A. Auto Show.
Read More »Ann Arbor Residents To Discuss Deer Problem
As city leaders see it, the city of Ann Arbor has too many deer — about one hundred too many. Tonight, a public hearing will focus on plans for a deer cull. At issue: HOW to kill the deer. Past culls have included sharpshooters and a sterilization program. Ann Arbor …
Read More »No Investigation Into Detroit Ballot Delays
There will be no state investigation into the delays in counting ballots in Detroit. Lansing Bureau Chief Tim Skubick reports.
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