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Sex Life · Cedar PointA man and woman were arrested Sunday after an alleged romp on a Ferris wheel at Cedar Point amusement park in Ohio. Other riders, including two juveniles, complained to operators of the park's 145-foot Big Wheel attraction in Sandusky, saying the couple was naked and the cart was rocking back and forth.See the Story
Couple accused of having sex in front of kids while riding ferris wheel at Cedar Point
42% Center coverage: 36 sources
US & Canada · WashingtonRecent space weather activity suggests potential for Northern Lights viewings across Michigan. Thursday, Aug. 18, looks like the best chance with a G3 geomagnetic storm watch. The bright dancing lights of the aurora are actually collisions between electrically charged particles from the sun that enter the earth's atmosphere.See the Story
Northern lights could be seen in some states Wednesday night
53% Center coverage: 15 sources
US & Canada · RichmondTudor Dixon, the Republican candidate for governor, will need to pick a running mate this week. Three of the four people on her short list are from metro Detroit. Two of them are experienced politicians in the system. The other two are former NBA stars and successful businessmen.See the Story
Virginia governor to headline Michigan GOP convention
50% Right coverage: 12 sources
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US & CanadaThe Big Ten has agreed to a historic media rights deal with three of the major networks. The deal with Fox, CBS and NBC will begin on July 1, 2023, and will last until the end of the 2029-30 athletic year. It is estimated that the Big Ten will be able to distribute between $80-$100 million in revenue a year to each of its members.See the Story
Big Ten signs TV deal with CBS, FOX, NBC worth reported $7B
71% Center coverage: 7 sources
What does the Inflation Reduction Act do for Michigan?
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Grand Rapids wants racial discrimination charges against its police department thrown out
100% Center coverage: 1 sources
F.B.I.Adam Fox, 38, of Wyoming, Michigan, and Adam Croft, 46, of Bear, Delaware, are being retried. They are charged with kidnap conspiracy and conspiracy to use a weapon of mass destruction. Two co-defendants were acquitted. FBI, with a dozen informants, infiltrated group chats, meetings and field-training exercises.See the Story
FBI pushed ‘hapless’ client into Gov. Whitmer kidnap plot, attorney says
100% Center coverage: 1 sources
Nao Trinidad tall ship is docked for community to explore in Bay City
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East Lansing · East LansingPayton Thorne is firmly established as Michigan State's starting quarterback. But there's uncertainty about the depth behind him. Redshirt sophomore Noah Kim is the only quarterback on the roster who has appeared in a game. True freshman Katin Houser has the least experience among the quarterbacks.See the Story
With edge in backup QB competition, Michigan State’s Noah Kim staying ready
100% Center coverage: 1 sources
Flint, Michigan · FlintBell is the winningest player in MSU basketball history. He helped the Spartans win four straight Big Ten championships while reaching the Final Four three straight years. The Ally Challenge will be held Aug. 22-28. The winner will collect $300,000. Joe Durant is the defending champion.See the Story
Charlie Bell of MSU basketball fame to join Jack Nicklaus in Ally Challenge Celebrity Shootout
100% Center coverage: 1 sources
Michigan · MichiganToledo Mudhens-Columbus Clippers third baseman Ernie Clement took a hard cut at a pitch and hit the ball nearly straight down. It lodged itself in the dirt about a foot in front of the plate, ruled a fair ball. The play, which had been tweeted out by the Mudhens, had been seen more than two million times.See the Story
Weird play goes viral in clip from Toledo Mudhens win over Columbus Clippers
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