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After another game-winning drive in place of Dak Prescott, Dallas No. 2 quarterback Cooper Rush is trying to climb the ranks of the teams all-time backups.

The majority of Detroit residents own the homes they live in, new Census data shows, the first time in a decade that Detroit has had more homeowners than renters.

A group of about 30 people attended Monday's City Council meeting, and half of them spoke about the proposed farm animals law to ban most farm animals from city limits and the feeding and care of feral cats. Volunteers For Animals member Robin Lewis, second row, in blue, waits to take her turn at the podium and dispute that a feeding ban does any good for feral cats Forbidding

Two potential roadblocks for Detroit to start processing applications for the limited recreational marijuana licenses were removed Tuesday.

Neka Allen turns the famous Madison recording space Smart Studios into a short-term rental in Madison, Wisconsin.

Detroit had set Monday as the launch date of when it would begin accepting applications for retail, consumption lounge and microbusiness pot licenses.

"Coffee with a Veteran" meets monthly on the third Thursday

Activists worry that personal information on undocumented immigrants could be shared with ICE

Illinois' Scavenger Sale law, which was passed to make delinquent properties productive again, has done little to solve racial inequities, a recent study claims.

A nearly 80-year-old law intended to put distressed and tax-delinquent Chicago-area...