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Urban renewal erased most Michigan Green Book sites. New efforts aim to save what’s left
See which West Michigan sites were featured in the "Bible of Black travel" in the mid-1900s — and what's left standing, among them.
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6m4 paths for the Pistons to pursue trades, free agents after dealing Isaiah Stewart
After offloading Isaiah Stewart's salary, the Pistons have a lot of different ways they can attack the offseason.
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4mRoute 309 ramp reopening, marking major milestone for Lehigh County interchange project
The ramp has been closed since August 2025 for interchange reconstruction.
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2mBought beef? Time is running out to claim part of $87.5 million settlement
Major meat processors in the U.S. were accused of fixing beef prices to increase profit margins.
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3mSeason-ending injury doesn’t sway Lions’ faith in draft pick
One of the Lions' rookies suffered an ACL tear after they traded up to select him in the draft.
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2m23-year-old man killed when vehicle crashed into guardrail on I-59/20 in Bessemer
The Jefferson County Coroner’s Office identified the victim as Trey Paul Marian. He lived in Adger.