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Hearing Scheduled For Snyder’s DEQ Head Choice

The Michigan Senate will hold a hearing on Governor Snyder’s pick to lead the Department of Environmental Quality in the wake of Flint’s water crisis. A spokesperson for Senate Republicans says that the Senate Natural Resources Committee will meet September 7th to consider the appointment of Heidi Grether. The selection of …

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Study Shows Prostitution Going High Tech

The sale of sex has shifted online as pimps use underground websites, social media and mobile apps. The findings are in a new study by criminologists at Michigan State and Loyola University-Chicago where they interviewed pimps in Chicago and Atlanta. Lead study author and head of the MSU School of …

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Sitting Too Much May Increase Risk Of Heart Disease

Sit less and move more. That’s the message the American Heart Association wants to get out after new research shows sitting too much can increase your risk of heart disease. Even physically active people who spend a lot of their time being sedentary are at risk. Association researchers aren’t exactly …

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Mackinac Bridge Traffic Up

Traffic on the Mackinac Bridge is hitting new highs. The Bridge Authority says traffic was up in July compared to a year ago and there’s been more activity for the first six months of the year. Even though Summer is coming to an end, officials say traffic will be peaking …

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U.P. State Fair Begins

All fifteen counties of the Upper Peninsula are again represented in the U.P. State Fair, which begins today in Escanaba. Sheila Krueger is Associate Director of the Delta County Chamber of Commerce. The fair has several “theme days”, included is Senior Day, on Friday when seniors get in free. The …

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