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Michigan man charged with holding woman and child captive
A northern Michigan man now faces torture and unlawful‑imprisonment charges after police say he held a woman and her child captive in his home for months.

FBI Foils Halloween Terror Plot in Michigan
Federal agents say they stopped what could have been a major act of violence in Michigan this Halloween weekend, arresting multiple suspects accused of plotting a terrorist attack.

Former ABC-12 and NBC-25 News Anchor Passes Away at Age 85
Jerry Taff, a former anchor at ABC‑12 and NBC‑25, has died at 85. Known for his nightly sign-off, "Good Night. And Better Tomorrows," Taff’s decades-long career spanned Mid‑Michigan and beyond.

Detroit Officer Appears Pantless in Zoom Court
A Detroit cop learned the hard way: even on Zoom, you need pants. Officer Mathew Jackson joined a court hearing in just his uniform shirt and boxers — and went viral.

SNAP Payments Halted for 1.4M in Michigan
More than 1.4 million Michiganders have had their SNAP benefits paused as the federal shutdown stalls new funding. State officials say the USDA halted payments after program dollars ran out.

Travel Nurse Completes 50-State Marathon Goal in Detroit
Michelle Floyd, a travel nurse, completed a 50-state marathon journey at the Detroit Free Press Marathon on her 50th birthday — 50 runs, 50 states, 50 birthdays.

Koegel’s Teases Flint-Style Coney Sauce Comeback
Flint-style coney sauce is almost back! Koegel’s teased that its new topping just finished its first run — but when will Flint fans be able to find it in their local stores?

Michigan Students Use AI to Fake School Threat
Officials are investigating after students used AI to generate a fake threat targeting a Michigan high school. No one was harmed, but the hoax led to a full investigation and increased police presence.

Street Sign Sale in Fenton — Don’t Miss Out
Need a sign for your man cave or driveway? Fenton is selling old street signs this Saturday — from Stop signs to Silver Lk Rd.


