FOOD & DRINK
Metro Detroit man wins $268K from Michigan Lottery his first time playing Fantasy 5 game
(CBS DETROIT) - A Metro Detroit man decided to switch things up and play Michigan Lottery's Fantasy 5 game for the first time, and he won a $268,938 jackpot. The 70-year-old player from Oakland County, who decided to stay anonymous, matched the Fantasy 5 numbers, 05-19-20-32-35 in the March 26 drawing. He purchased the ticket on the Michigan Lottery website. "I play the Lottery a few times a year, and this was actually my first time ever playing Fantasy 5," said the player. "The day after the drawing, I saw an email that I'd won a prize, but I assumed it was...
Despite different opinions, regional support is building for deer management action
FARMINGTON HILLS — Love them or hate them, deer are part of life in metro Detroit's urban setting. They can be seen eating through backyard gardens come springtime and are known for darting across roadways all year. Brian Moore, a Farmington Hills resident, would like to see the region's...
Ann Arbor born, New York bound: University of Michigan artist bids farewell
ANN ARBOR, MI - It’s a classic story: Spend a life in a Midwestern city before embarking on a career in the big city. For Ayanna Aneesa-Rafia, she grew up in Ann Arbor and graduated from Skyline High School. She graduates from University of Michigan on Saturday and plans to move to New York City to pursue an art career.
Kelly Ripa, Mark Consuelos fundraise for University of Michigan women’s health
FRANKLIN, MI - This week was Kelly Ripa and Mark Consuelos’ 28th wedding anniversary. Ripa decided what she wanted to do was bring Consuelos in front of a crowd of women for a University of Michigan women’s health fundraiser. “I thought what better way to celebrate life then...
Spotlight on the News: Inside Wyandotte's development & hello to Detroit People's Food Co-op
WXYZ DETROIT — On Sunday, May 5, Spotlight on the News will interview Joseph Keller Gruber, Wyandotte DDA Director; and Lanay Gilbert-Williams, Board President, Detroit People’s Food Co-op. Discover their new developments Downriver and in the heart of Detroit. Spotlight on the News, now in its 59th season,...
The wait is almost over; DiBella’s Subs sets reopening date 2 years after fire
ANN ARBOR, MI -- It’s been over two years since a devastating fire closed DiBella’s Subs in Ann Arbor, but the sandwich shop is ready to reopen. Director of Marketing AJ Shear confirmed in an email to MLive/The Ann Arbor News the location at 904 W. Eisenhower Parkway will reopen at 10 a.m. Wednesday, May 15.
5 Restaurants to Celebrate Cinco de Mayo Around Ann Arbor
Cinco de Mayo, often mistaken in the U.S. as Mexico’s Independence Day, actually commemorates the Mexican army’s unlikely victory over the French forces at the Battle of Puebla on May 5, 1862. This victory became a symbol of Mexican resistance to foreign domination, especially since the Mexican army was vastly outnumbered and poorly equipped compared to the well-armed French forces.
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