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John Tortorella lasted just one year in Vancouver, but the fiery former Canucks coach certainly left a lasting impact. The stories about Tortorella from his lone season with the Canucks in 2013-14 are legendary. From trying to storm the Calgary Flames dressing room to fight Bob Hartley, to the commutes from Point Roberts and the infamous Murphy bed installed in his office — there’s no shortage of hilarious anecdotes involving Torts. Tortorella had zero tolerance for being interrupted, which the media found out about right away during training camp. Someone’s phone went off in the media ...

Empty lot by Michigan Stadium in Ann Arbor listed for sale for close to $600,000 Updated 4:26 PM; Today 2:24 PM The vacant property at 306-308 Potter Ave. in Ann Arbor listed for sale by Savarino Properties on April 22, 2021.Ryan Stanton | The Ann Arbor News Facebook Share ANN ARBOR, MI — The high cost of housing in Ann Arbor is a frequent topic of discussion among city leaders and community members, but what’s the price of a vacant lot? About $600,000, according to a real estate listing for a quarter-acre, grassy patch of earth in a residential neighborhood a stone’s throw from Michi...

House passes health employee violence protection bill House passes health employee violence protection bill Matti Gellman Modern Healthcare Illustration / Getty Images The U.S. House of Representatives on Friday passed a bill that will create a minimum standard for health employers' plans to combat violence against their workers. In a 254-166 vote, lawmakers approved basing the standard on voluntary guidelines created by the Occupational Safety and Health Administration in 2015. Under the bill, employers would need to create training programs, investigation procedures and track violent incide...

MLive Media Group wins 51 AP awards for 2020 coverage Updated 10:55 AM; Today 10:12 AM Protesters hold hands as they prepare for the police to disperse the crowd to enforce the 7 p.m. curfew at Fulton Street and Ionia Avenue in Grand Rapids on Monday, June 1, 2020. The Michigan National Guard, Michigan State Police and Grand Rapids Police are guarding the main artery of downtown after Saturday night's riot in which multiple businesses and government buildings were damaged and police cruisers burned. This photo was part of a photo story that won first place, as well as third place individual...