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Even as a Biden-Trump rematch grows more likely, Michigan could still inject some mayhem into what's supposed to be a predictable presidential primary contest. Here's why:

The cause of the fire is currently under investigation.

PCE inflation to headline busy US data week The Fed is in no rush to ease policy and markets are finally starting to come round to the prospect of no rate cuts before the summer.

Eurozone sees marginal improvement in surveys US services cool in February EURUSD breaks through descending channel The PMI surveys have certainly made

"This is very clearly an extension of anti-abortion attitudes and arguments," said Jason Wasserman. "What you are seeing in Alabama is a microcosm of what might happen on a larger scale."

After a panel of three federal judges unequivocally sided with the plaintiffs who sued the Michigan Independent Redistricting Commission over their chosen map, commissioners were told to go back to the drawing for several metro Detroit districts.

In honor of Black History Month, TechTown Detroit, Wayne State University’s entrepreneurship hub, hosted a free, one-day conference.

Many were left without direction or out of contact from work after their phones stopped working Thursday due to an outage.

They are looking for donations that are in good condition - like mattresses and box springs, sofas, dressers - the Furniture Bank will even pick them up from your home.

The Detroit Fire Department is celebrating an impressive milestone. Not only are fires in the City down -- and so are response times, beating the national average.