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Investigators: Credibility questioned
The Action News Investigators have learned the man who claims he was at the rumored Manoogian Mansion party – and saw Attorney General Mike Cox there -- has a history of mental illness.
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Cop accuses cop of derailing her career
A Detroit police officer is suing the city claiming the former chief's girlfriend derailed her career.
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Lieutenant long history of tantrums
A long history of tantrums lands a Detroit lieutenant in criminal court and trouble on the job.
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Crowds of teens taking over Birmingham
Crowds of teenagers hanging out in Birmingham are raising concerns about the potential for trouble in the streets.
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Lewand fined and suspended
The NFL will fine and suspend Lions President Tom Lewand following his DUI arrest.
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Showers on the way
Clouds will continue to multiply overnight.
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Obama: Auto investment worth it
President Barack Obama spoke before hundreds of people at the Jefferson North Assembly Plant Friday afternoon. He also visited the General Motors plant in Hamtramck.
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Noise control in Ferndale
Several homeowners in Ferndale are starting a petition to control noise in the city’s downtown.
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Ad spending hits $10.6M in Governor race
Rick Snyder has spent $2.3 million to air ads in the Republican governor's race while unions have spent $1.8 million on ads helping Democrat Virg Bernero.
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Prosecutor charges Matthews with murder
The Wayne County prosecutor has charged Tyress Matthews with first degree murder and other felony counts in the fatal shooting of a Taylor police officer last week.
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Spotlight
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2010 Vote
The August 3 primary is coming up - click through to find your polling place and learn more about the candidates.
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Woodward Dream Cruise
Get your motor running, because it's almost time to hit Woodward Avenue for the 16th annual Woodward Dream Cruise.
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Jerry Hodak announces his retirement
After more than 45 years as Detroit’s trusted source for weather, WXYZ-TV Chief Meteorologist Jerry Hodak will retire from Detroit’s ABC affiliate in September.
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Showers on the way
Clouds will continue to multiply overnight.
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Troy distracted driving law is in effect
A new Distracted Driving Ordinance is now in effect in the city of Troy.
Entertainment & Life
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Former THE O.C. star RACHEL BILSON is returning to her TV roots - the actress has landed …
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Sources tell Action News that one of the biggest Hollywood productions of the year is …
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Thousands are expected to attend the Midwest Motorcycle Fest this weekend at the Pontiac …
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Looking for tips to improve your landscaping or plant a thriving garden? Join Alicia …
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The name "Florine Mark" is synonymous with healthy living, While weight loss is her …
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For more than 15 years Peter Nielsen has hosted the nationally syndicated Peter's …
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Some people think tofu is always tasteless. That's not the case, as we show in this …
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Discover a whole new you with professional secrets to rejuvenate your look and your life!…
Investigators
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Investigators: Credibility questioned
The Action News Investigators have learned the man who claims he was at the rumored Manoogian Mansion party – and saw Attorney General Mike Cox there -- has a history of mental illness.
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Cop accuses cop of derailing her career
A Detroit police officer is suing the city claiming the former chief's girlfriend derailed her career.
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Lieutenant long history of tantrums
A long history of tantrums lands a Detroit lieutenant in criminal court and trouble on the job.
Health
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Hands-only CPR gets more involved
More bystanders are willing to attempt CPR if an emergency dispatcher gives them firm and direct instructions — especially if they can just press on the chest and skip the mouth-to-mouth, according to new research.
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Advice on legit stem cell clinics
Scientists are making progress in testing stem cells to treat a variety of diseases, but they're warning about clinics that push unproven treatments.
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Legionnaires' disease hits Selfridge
A third person working at Selfridge Air National Guard Base has been diagnosed with Legionnaires' disease.
Weird News
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Car chases leave money blowing in wind
Police are still looking for cash after a suspected bank robber tosses money out the window of his car during a chase.
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Cell phones dirtier than toilet handles
Chances are if you knew the amount of bacteria that lives on your cell phone due to the amount of texting, e-mailing and phoning you do, you’d be alarmed.
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Judge:Saggy pants foolish but legal
A judge throws out a summons issued to a man wearing low-slung pants that exposed his underwear.
Consumer News
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When to buy generic, and when not to!
Buying generic or store brand products can save you money. According to a new report, there are some things you should always buy generic to save money, and others you should pony up for the name brand!
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Getaways for less
if you're looking to close out your summer with an affordable vacation, check out our great deals!
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Free stuff to do with the kids!
Summer break is more than half over now. If you're running out of ideas to keep the kids busy, we've found some great things to do that are free!
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