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The Board of Regents discussed alcohol sales at Michigan sports stadiums and approved plans for a new Center for Innovation in Detroit.

Gas prices in White Lake were $3.64 a gallon on Wednesday evening.

The Governor’s strategy for revitalizing her state has two parts: to grow, Michigan needs young people; to draw young people, it needs to have the social policies they want.

MealEnders has struggled with production issues. The brand's website informs customers that the company is unable to fulfill orders due to supply chain issues.

Reader letters to Newsday.

The plea by the university, that there is no money, for the kind of raise the graduate students are demanding is a lie. The University of Michigan is one of the wealthiest universities in the US.

An Ann Arbor resident is picking up the buzzer and hoping to become a champ on 'Jeopardy.' Mark Bernstein will appear on the iconic quiz show tonight. (3/17)

A man and woman are dead in an apparent domestic violence stabbing case that escalated into a shooting involving officers in Laveen near 43rd Avenue and Alta Vista Road.

Orlando-based personal injury behemoth Morgan & Morgan is flooding Michigan with ads, disrupting a cutthroat market dominated by Joumana, Mike Morse and Bernstein Law.

Several weeks after the Black Student Union organized a movement to draw attention to a lack of diversity at all levels, the University of Michigan took a step forward in addressing diversity concerns by selecting rich, old white man Mark Schlissel as its next president. “First Obama and now Schl