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A bicyclist is dead after swerving into traffic and getting hit by a truck in Summit County on Thursday.

You come out of the theatre with that feeling of “well-being” that we probably all need at present, humming the melodies and remembering the wettest moments!

DETROIT—It was announced last week that a “targeted law enforcement initiative” is being launched in Detroit. The announcement came from U.S. Attorney Dawn N. Ison, Detroit Mayor Mike Duggan, Wayne County Prosecuting Attorney Kym Worthy, and Detroit Police Chief James E. White.

The evidence is clear: our summer seasons are growing considerably warmer at an alarming pace. That's according to our team of meteorologists here at WTOL 11.

Visitors to Fort Ticonderoga overlooking Lake Champlain can expand their historical experience by cruising the waters between New York and Vermont.

DETROIT—The City Council here postponed a vote on a questionable, additional $60 million tax break for Bedrock Management Services LLC last Tuesday.

Key West, Florida, the southernmost point of the continental U.S., is a veritable paradise that has long attracted artists and authors and acts as a beacon for those discontented with mundane life in the big cities of the Midwest.

Key West, Florida, the southernmost point of the continental U.S., is a veritable paradise that has long attracted artists and authors and acts as a beacon for those discontented with mundane life in the big cities or the Midwest.

ANN ARBOR, Mich.—Starbucks workers in four different coffee shops across Ann Arbor won their votes to unionize on Tuesday. Workers at one location, on South University, lost the vote, 10–16, but organizers remain hopeful.

This past weekend was Movement in Detroit, a massive electronic music festival that occurs over Memorial Day weekend, taking place in Hart Plaza. The festival brings tens to hundreds of thousands of people down to the riverfront and throughout the city, where bars and clubs hosted Movement parties.