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Letter from the Editor: A threat to transparency anywhere affects how we work for you, so we’re jumping into an important legal fight Updated Dec 17, 2020; Posted Dec 17, 2020 Karianne Thomas, chief of the Kalamazoo Department of Public Safety, is shown in December 2017. The details of her departure from office in September were revealed via FOIA work by MLive. (MLive.com file photo) Facebook Share MLive doesn’t have a newspaper in Traverse City, and does not routinely cover news out of that area. So why are we joining a lawsuit that the newspaper there, the Record-Eagle, is fighting a...

Holiday tree on downtown Ann Arbor public property draws ‘trash’ and ‘graffiti’ complaints Updated Dec 14, 2020; Facebook Share ANN ARBOR, MI — A holiday tree planted by local residents on a city-owned parking lot in downtown Ann Arbor is drawing mixed reactions, including complaints to the city. While some welcome the five-foot Douglas fir planted and decorated last week on the Fifth Avenue Library Lot, ceremonially marking the start of the future Center of the City park and commons, multiple people have filed formal complaints, reporting it via the city’s A2 Fix It app. “Some...

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Make it back to the -- to these families. it isn't going to make that much difference. it is two or throw times the cost of caring for these folks who died from overdoses. they can actually recover the millions of other addicts in future efforts to predict further addiction and further understand and to make inroads. not just opioids. as soon as this epidemic subsided, it is going to shift to other substances as well. how can we actually help people who have this rewiring of that reward pathway of the brain that makes addiction most susceptible. to end this and prevent those in the future. >> ...

With dr. ryan stanton. dr. stanton a board certified emergency room physician joining us this hour via skype from los angeles. thanks for being with us. >> thanks for having me. >> the heroin crisis comes to mind. it is hard to recall a problem affecting so many people at such a large scale. given the work that you do in emergency rooms, what have you seen with regards to opioids? >> oh, the number of people that have come in with addiction, the people that i have pulled out of vehicles because they are unconscious and not breathing. the loss of family members pronouncing a 24-year-old in fron...