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Gunshot Wound Goes Unnoticed On Dead Detroit Man

A gunshot wound went unnoticed on the body of a 59-year-old Detroit man until a funeral home prepared to embalm the body, hampering a police investigation into the death.

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Mich. House To Vote On Election Law Changes

Protesters disrupted a Michigan House committee meeting on Tuesday as lawmakers were approving several proposed election law changes.

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Airman Killed In Bike-Train Accident Returned For Michigan Funeral

The 24-year-old worked in the 86th Maintenance Squadron, which maintains C-130 transport aircraft.

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City Having Trouble Keeping Garbage Trucks Operational For Trash Pick-Up

The City Ombudsman Doreen Brown says that they’ve been getting a lot of complaints about trash being picked up at night or a day late.

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Detroit Police Chief Ralph Godbee. (WWJ: Stephanie Davis)

Detroit Looks To Take ‘Big Apple’ Bite Out Of Crime

Detroit police are partnering with the Manhattan Institute to implament a community policing program in the upscale Grandmont Rosedale neighborhoods on the cities west-side.

WWJ Newsradio 950–15 hours ago

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Compuware Profits Fall Despite Higher Revenue

The Detroit software and IT services provider Compuware Corp. (Nasdaq: CPWR), Michigan’s largest tech company, reported a decline in profits despite higher revenue in the fourth fiscal quarter and fiscal year ended March 31.

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Almost 300 New Doctors Cross The Stage At Wayne State University

Sixty percent of Wayne State medical graduates will do their residency in the Michigan.

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2 Cars Hit Man While Crossing Telegraph

The man was hit by two cars as he was trying to cross the southbound lanes of Telegraph just north of I-96.

WWJ Newsradio 950–18 hours ago

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Northern Michigan University Guarantees In-State Tuition For Eligible Vets

Northern, like the other public universities in Michigan, charges lower tuition rates to Michigan residents.

WWJ Newsradio 950–18 hours ago

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Out Of Control Car Skids Into Detroit Shoe Store

A new business owner is sweeping up the remains of her Detroit shoe store after a van came crashing through the window.

WWJ Newsradio 950–20 hours ago

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CBS Detroit Top Dogs: CBS 62 Personalities And Staff Show Off Their Pooches

With the new CBS reality series ‘Dogs In The City’ premiering on Wednesday, May 30 8 p.m. on CBS 62, we asked members of the CBS 62 / CW50 on-air team and CBSDetroit.com staff to share pictures of their top dogs.

Whole Foods Detroit Groundbreaking

Detroit celebrate’s Whole Food’s arrival in Midtown.

Andre Cooper, Hollis Fussell and Morris Taylor catching White Bass by the buckets full, off the seawall just south of Chene Park. (credit: Mike Campbell)

‘Ridiculous’ Fishing Along The Detroit River

“The white bass are hittin’ so good today it’s ridiculous!” one fisherman told WWJ’s Mike Campbell. He said anyone who says the fish in the Detroit River aren’t good for eating, doesn’t know what they’re talking about.

Barbara Meussig and your humble narrator in a high-speed golf cart at Advanced Battery Concepts in Clare

GLITR Spring Tech Tour 2012

Check out these pictures from Matt Roush’s 1,000-mile road trip to find the latest high tech businesses all over Michigan, May 10-18, 2012.

Rima Fakih in court.  (WWJ Photo/Mike Campbell)

Ex-Miss USA Gets Probation For DUI

Rima Fakih, the first Arab-American to be crowned Miss USA, has been sentenced to probation and community service in a Michigan drunken driving case.

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