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  • The 6th annual Success by 6 Great Start Collaborative "Touch a Truck" event rolls into Ypsilanti Saturday.Children and their families will have the chance…
  • Bill would define e-cigarettes as tobacco products in MichiganEfforts to keep electronic cigarettes out of the hands of minors continue this week in…
  • Ypsilanti City Council Tuesday night signed off on a handful of budget amendements that direct funds toward non-motorized plan projects, renovation work…
  • A House Bill was recently passed that reclassifies coal ash and a handful of other petroleum byproducts from hazardous waste to low-hazard materials that…
  • Ann Arbor teachers are voting on an agreement that will freeze wages for next school year. The deal was reached after the district announced they would…
  • The long and harsh winter has yet another early spring implication. DTE Energy will have to conduct weekend meter readings, in addition to the regularly…
  • It's a Scottish invasion at the National Mall in Washington, D.C. There's a castle, golf, bagpipes, haggis burgers and Scotch to boot. It's all a part of the Smithsonian's Folklife Festival, an annual celebration of the world's folk arts and traditions. NPR's Robert Siegel reports.
  • Sammy Sosa, Mark McGwire and other stars testify on Capitol Hill about performance-enhancing drugs in professional baseball. Former star Jose Canseco said illegal steroids have been widely used in the sport. Players also asked lawmakers to focus on the future and not the past.
  • At 22, artist Sunny Taylor has already won an international art residency and had her work displayed in the Smithsonian Institution. Because of a disability, the self-taught artist -- who's drawn comparisons to the 16th-century master Caravaggio -- paints with her mouth and toes.
  • Filmmaker Marshall Curry talks about his new documentary Street Fight. The chronicle of the 2002 mayoral race in Newark, N.J., illustrates the city's rough-and-tumble politics.
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