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Forensic anthropologist on Hoffa search
As the FBI continues to search for Jimmy Hoffa, forensic anthropologists are a part of the team. In order to understand what they are looking for, 7 Action News spoke with a local lecturer who is also an expert in the recovery of body parts.
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Space-Saving Double-Oven Ranges
Remodeling your kitchen? Choices among cooktops, ovens and ranges have mushroomed in recent years. Consumer Reports test more than 250 models to help you hone in one some great buys.
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#1 Frying Pan
If you're looking to replace your frying pan, you've got plenty of choices. Maybe you're thinking about getting one that's being touted by a celebrity chef. Consumer Reports says not so fast.
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VIDEO: Response to Hoffa's disappearance
Confusion reigned in the hours after Jimmy Hoffa disappeared from the Machus Red Fox Restaurant in Bloomfield Township on July 30, 1975, with police, neighbors and the teamsters all saying they had no idea where he had gone.
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COMPLETE COVERAGE: Searching for Hoffa
The FBI is continuing the decades long search for Jimmy Hoffa, this time at a field that is connected to a former Detroit mob boss in Oakland Township. INSIDE: Complete 7 Action News coverage
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Where your kids can eat for free
Starting today, kids across Michigan can get free lunch and breakfast.
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Plymouth Father's Day Run
Father's Day Run celebrates fathers, as well as act as a fundraiser for the YMCA’s Strong Kids Campaign.
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Coalition sponsors 2013 Freedom Tour
Local and out-of-state high school students embark on a two-week bus tour in the deep south to visit historic sites from 1960s civil rights struggle.
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Staying connected with your teen
Sometimes it's hard to let go and allow children to become independent.
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Exotic Zoo visits local libraries
Wildlife animal expert Javon Stacks stopped by Broadcast House to introduce 7 Action News viewers to a few of his unique friends.
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JD Power Changes for 2013
The J.D. Power & Associates Initial Quality Study is a major automotive announcement each and every year, but the IQS will never be the same.
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Facebook issues? You're not alone
Facebook appears to be down for some users.
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Timber in Lake MI centuries old
A wooden beam embedded at the bottom of northern Lake Michigan appears to have been there for centuries, underwater archeologists announced Tuesday, a crucial finding as crews dig toward what they hope is the carcass of a French ship that disappeared while exploring the Great Lakes in the 17th century.
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Agency creates anti-texting beer glass
We all love to be connected to the outside world with our smartphones, but when we’re actually trying to be social, cell phones can sometimes get in the way.
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Man jailed for attacking kids in park
Ypsilanti Police say a 50-year-old man will be arraigned on Wednesday for attacking a group of kids in a park.
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VIDEO: Lil Wayne walks on US flag
In his latest video Lil Wayne repeatedly walks over the American flag. Does he go too far? INSIDE: Watch video.
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Can 'Man of Steel' save Superman?
Superman is “the biggest superhero on the planet. He's the father of every superhero. Thor has a movie? Really? … And there's no Superman movie? This is, like, the world's out of balance."
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Mumford & Sons bassist has blood clots
Mumford & Sons bassist Ted Dwane has a blood clot on his brain that will require surgery.
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Chewbacca actor stopped over light saber
Not even Chewbacca and his light saber get a free pass with airport security before being cleared to travel
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Local band playing Orion festival
Metal band Metallica's Orion Music + More festival will hit Belle Isle to Detroit this weekend. The band will play the weekend festival in addition to a number of other bands.
