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Leon days after the immigrant workers raised questions about working on the trump high profile hotel. A high profell chef pulled out of the project. Jose andres pulled out after trump put himself in the middle of nationwide debate on immigration. Stephen tschida is live at the renovation project and he has the latest on the developing story which could involve a lot of money. Stephen yeah. A lot of march is an understatement. We were able to confirm from the chef he canceled his deal with trump....

We are going to live from news copter 7. The story is a brush fire burning since about 3 20 this afternoon and here it is for 5 01, so for an hour and 40 minutes. This is in hanover, new jersey. Firefighters from east rose land, liberty, all lending a helping hand to try and keep control of the situation. There is no Power Outages to tell you about. There you can see the power lines. As the picture widens out, there are homes also that firefighters are keeping a close eye on to keep the flames a...

Lexi Wierenga’s artwork usually stays in a small corner of her apartment. But that’s all set to change for the Kendall College of Art and Design of Ferris State University student following a first-place finish in the 2023 Creative Outlook Magazine Cover Contest. Wierenga’s self-portrait painting, “Blindsided,” was chosen by Creative Outlook’s art panel out of a pool of more than 160 entries from high school and college art students across the country. The pie...

Just 10 years after graduating from Kendall College of Art and Design of Ferris State University, Kirbi Fagan has reached the pinnacle of publishing success by seeing the children’s novel she illustrated, “A Horse Named Sky,” appear on The New York Times Bestseller list in the Children’s Middle Grade Hardcover category. Fagan, who graduated in 2013 with a Bachelor of Fine Arts in Illustration, has firmly established herself as one of the leading illustrators working today...

The City of Detroit announced the latest round of Motor City Match grants, awarding $1.1 million to 19 small businesses that will soon open in Detroit.