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Because of a pending federal probe of Robert Bopp, the Grosse Pointe South hockey players were only recently told of the secret recordings last season by Bopp.  |  |


A federal judge in so many words told political consultant Sam Riddle to cease tweeting about his criminal cases. But Riddle responded defiantly later today -- by tweeting.  |  |
A 19-year-old Detroit man is in Detroit Police custody for allegedly having sex with a 13-year-old girl he met on Facebook, police said today.  |  |
Autopsies show that a Laingsburg man and a Waterford man died of heart attacks while running in the Detroit half-marathon last month. A third race fatality, an Ohio man, was blamed on heart disease.  |  |


Former Synagro Vice President James Rosendall was sentenced today to 11 months in prison in the Detroit bribery scandal surrounding a $1.2-billion sludge contract.  |  |
Detroit Mayor Dave Bing will meet with with state lawmakers in Lansing Tuesday to discuss regional cooperation and the city's financial crisis.  |  |
Maybe the folks at the Wayne County Medical Examiner's Office should send their photos out to Target or CVS. When the Council on American-Islamic Relations/Michigan submitted a freedom-of-information request for the autopsy photos of Luqman Ameen Abdullah, the head of  |  |
State and local police are on the lookout for a man accused of gunning down four family members in Florida on Thanksgiving.  |  |
The 2011 Ford Mustang to be unveiled at this week's Los Angeles auto show will offer a more powerful engine and improved fuel efficiency.  |  |
The carrot is tantalizing: a share of $4.3 billion set aside in federal stimulus money to help a handful of states revamp failing schools. But some in Michigan's educational establishment are balking at the stick: more charter schools, expanded alternative  |  |
Small manufacturers like Herb Trute, caught between extremely cautious bankers and automakers who need more parts, are struggling to get their businesses back on track after the recession.  |
Detroit City Councilwoman Martha Reeves could touch off a heat wave and dancing in the streets as she hosts a "Come and Help Me Go Away" party at Bert's Market Place in Eastern Market Thursday night.  |
The Obama administration will crack down on mortgage companies that are failing to do enough to help borrowers at risk of foreclosure.  |  |
This week in the auto industry is all about the L.A. Auto Show. With the exception, perhaps, of General Motors' Saab Swedish brand.  |  |
I think all Americans have a right to screw up their own marriages. I don't know if Tiger Woods has exercised that right or not. We might never know. It is, frankly, not our business.  |  |
Tickets go on sale Saturday for popster John Mayer's February show at the Palace of Auburn Hills.  |
LANSING — Michigan health officials say influenza has killed 59 people in the state since April 1 and 49 since Sept. 1, when swine flu began gaining steam.  |  |
The Pension Benefit Guaranty Corporation today said it would assume responsibility for the underfunded pension plans covering more than 4,780 workers and retirees of Northville-based Hayes Lemmerz International, the world's largest maker of wheels for cars and trucks.  |  |
FT. GRATIOT TOWNSHIP — Authorities say a Port Huron area man chased down and abducted a teen who ran off after ringing his doorbell.  |  |
Just a few days after telling the Free Press a 2010 campaign was "very unlikely" for him, Lansing's recently re-elected Mayor Virg Bernero said today he's "seriously considering" a run for the Democratic nomination for governor.  |  |
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