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Viral Sports News

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Michigan Wolverines, Kyle Whittingham Land Big News on Wednesday

The Michigan Wolverines flipped three-star offensive tackle Braden Chaffin from Stanford on Wednesday, adding the Sterling Heights, Mich., product to their 2027 recruiting class. Chaffin told Hayes Fawcett of Rivals about the decision. The 6-foot-6, 290-pound lineman had been committed to the Cardinal since June 1. His pledge is the 23rd in Michigan’s 2027 class […] The post Michigan Wolverines, Kyle Whittingham Land Big News on Wednesday appeared first on Viral Sports News .

Ann Arbor, MI · 2d

ClickOnDetroit.com

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Possible changes to Orion Oaks Dog Park spark petition, Oakland County Parks responds

A Change.org petition with more than 300 signatures is urging Oakland County to preserve Orion Oaks Dog Park’s rustic character as renovation ideas are considered. Possible upgrades include a paved parking lot, fence replacements, permanent pavilions, accessible paths, more water stations and a dog wash. After community feedback, officials...

Oakland County, MI · 21h
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The Detroit News

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Former state rep suffers spinal cord injury after bicycle hits unmarked pipe

A former Michigan state representative was in critical condition early Friday afternoon, Nov. 13, at a local hospital after hitting an unmarked sewer pipe in Orion Township while riding his bike, according to local officials. Former Republican State Rep. John Reilly, 68, was biking to a local church early Wednesday, Nov. 11, when he hit a pipe that lay over the sidewalk on North Axford Street near the Orion Township post office. He suffered a spinal cord injury, two fractured vertebrae and a brain injury, according to Orion Township Supervisor Chris Barnett. The Oakland County Sheriff's Office's Crisis Response Unit documented the scene and is investigating the circumstances of the crash, according to Tyler Sweers, an agency spokesperson. John Reilly's wife, Karen Reilly, said her husband was biking to St. Joseph's Catholic Church in Lake Orion, where he leads a men's Bible study on Wednesday mornings. She said her husband "snapped his neck back" when he crashed. "There were no cones or anything around" the pipe, said Karen Reilly. Barnett said the pipe was part of an Oakland County Water Resources Commission project that began Oct. 26 and was supposed to be done that week. Barnett said he "didn't know

Oakland County, MI · 2h

Guitar World

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Inside Motor City Guitars – the guitar store with the “Magic Strat” played by Eric Johnson and Mark Tremonti

We take a trip to 1565 Crescent Lake Road Waterford, MI, where Marty Minui's store is ready to welcome you – and promises not to sell you stuff you don't need

Detroit, MI · 8h

The Detroit News

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Predictions: Michigan State football vs. Washington

Angelique S. Chengelis, Connor Earegood, John Niyo, and Bob Wojnowski of The Detroit News predict the outcome of Saturday's Michigan State-Washington game at Spartan Stadium in East Lansing (4:15 p.m., Big Ten Network/760 AM) . ▶ Angelique S. Chengelis: Most expected MSU head coach Pat Fitzgerald would have his Spartans fired up for the annual in-state rivalry game against Michigan, and he did. The Spartans have not made winning a habit — yet — but considering the number of injury setbacks, Fitzgerald still manages to get them to play hard. The Spartans need to win out to reach bowl eligibility and that starts with Washington, which has had it shares of struggles during Big Ten play (the Huskies are 2-4). Michigan State will have to duplicate its defensive performance and also its run game from the Michigan game, and will have to generate touchdowns, although Liam Boyd's five field goals certainly were enough last weekend. Pick: Washington, 20-16 ▶ Connor Earegood: What will make MSU's win over Michigan even sweeter is if the Spartans can turn this momentum into a bowl game. That's the marching orders heading into this game against Washington, where a mobile quarterback in Demond Williams Jr.

East Lansing, MI · 7h

sickthemagazine.com

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Sick The Mag Practice Tree Race Series Debuts At Sick Town Hall - We’ve Got Results, the Prizes, and How You Can Get In on the Fun!

But Tom Bailey, the man behind Sick The Magazine, wasn’t ready to call the season done quite yet. With Sick Town Hall celebrating its first anniversary, and the restaurant that combines great food and drinks with an automotive and drag and drive atmosphere, Tom thought of a way to make for a fun monthly get-together for racers and enthusiasts alike at the Lake Orion location: a practice tree series. With our first of seven dates complete, we got the details, as well as the winners!

Lake Orion, MI · 1d

hoodline.com

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After a Pontiac House Fire, a Mother of Five Faces an Uncertain Housing Search

A Red Cross response can provide immediate help after a house fire, but finding a place to stay afterward can remain a separate challenge. Brieanna Johnson, whose rented Pontiac home was destroyed, is living in her car while her five children stay temporarily with their father, ClickOnDetroit reported. Her two dogs have been staying in a garage.

Pontiac, MI · 7h

Oxford Leader

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Oxford loses to Catholic Central in district final

NOVI — The Oxford varsity football team lost to the Detroit Catholic Central Shamrocks 40-27 on Friday in the MHSAA District No. 4 Final at Fr. Richard Elmer Stadium in Novi. Oxford defeated the Davison Cardinals 42-28 in the MHSAA District No. 8 Semifinal on Oct. 30 at Wildcat...

Novi, MI · 2d

thenerdstash.com

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‘Now We Have Rats’: Angry Michigan Neighbor Crashes Out Over Local House Covered in Trash

A Michigan man called his city to report a mess that’s been piling up in his neighborhood and causing drama. He speaks out about the rental property next to his home and how it’s littered with gallons of trash. Now, rats have moved into the neighborhood and he wants somebody to do something about it.

Pontiac, MI · 1d

clarkstonnews.com

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Wolves down Dragons, Wildcats for district title

LAKE ORION — The Wolves proudly hoisted up the MHSAA Division 1 Girls Volleyball District 8 Championship trophy after defeating foes Oxford and Lake Orion, 3-0, last week to reclaim the district championship. The Clarkston Girls Varsity Volleyball team opened the playoffs last Wednesday in the district semifinals against...

Village Of Clarkston, MI · 2d

WXYZ Detroit 7 Action News

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Fatal pedestrian crashes hit new high in SE Michigan as officials push roundabouts as a solution

Michigan · 7h

whmi.com

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Former WHMI Sports Director, Local Broadcaster Passes Away

WHMI’s former Sports Director and longtime local broadcaster has passed away. 68-year-old Tim Robinson passed away on Sunday, November 8th at his home, following a history of medical issues. Robinson was beloved throughout the community, and the local sports scene. In some of his later years with WHMI, in...

Howell, MI · 3d

hoodline.com

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Pontiac Breaks Ground on Five Affordable Homes Near Rotary Park

A Pontiac developer broke ground this week on five single-family homes near Rotary Park, aiming to sell them to buyers earning between 60% and 120% of the area's median income. Creek Valley Properties held a ceremonial groundbreaking at the park on Tuesday for homes planned on Walnut Street at Orchard Lake Road, with prices expected around $240,000 once they hit the market next year.

Pontiac, MI · 20h

Michigan Public

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Southern Michigan communities turn to regional management of growing deer herds

On opposite sides of the state, Kent County, and the cities of Farmington Hills, Farmington and Southfield, have turned to regional coalitions to manage growing deer populations.

Kent County, MI · 1d

metroparent.com

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Big, Bright Light Show in Rochester brings back dazzling lights for families for 2026

The 2026 Big, Bright Light Show returns to downtown Rochester on Monday, Nov. 23, 2026, with more than one million lights, a Lagniappe kickoff and nightly displays running through Jan. 17, 2027. Here’s what families should know before visiting. Key takeaways. The bigger picture: The Big, Bright Light Show...

Rochester, MI · 1d

hoodline.com

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Rochester Hills Village Flips On 800,000 Lights, Santa Arrives Nov. 20

The Village of Rochester Hills is set to flip the switch on more than 800,000 lights next Friday, Nov. 20, marking Santa Claus's first appearance at the outdoor shopping center for 2026. The annual Light The Village celebration runs that evening, and meeting Santa is free for all ages, with organizers encouraging visitors to bring their own cameras.

Rochester Hills, MI · 1d

MLive

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Michigan high school boys soccer 2026 all-state teams: See every Division 1 selection

See every player selected to the 2026 Michigan high school boys soccer Division 1 all-state teams.

Troy, MI · 1d

themetrodetroitnews.com

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CardsHQ Opening 13,000-Square-Foot Store Featuring Pokémon, Sports Cards, a ‘Rip Bar’ & Trading Lounge

A 13,000-square-foot trading card store is opening in Oakland County this weekend, giving collectors a place to buy, sell, trade and open packs together. CardsHQ will celebrate its grand opening Nov. 14 and 15 at 4846 S. Baldwin Road in Orion Township. It’s the company’s second location nationwide, following its Atlanta store, and will carry sports cards, Pokémon and other trading card games, memorabilia and collecting supplies.

Oakland County, MI · 2d

The Detroit News

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Marian volleyball ousts Farmington Hills Mercy in Division 1 regional final

BLOOMFIELD HILLS — The top two teams in the state did not disappoint in the Division 1 regional finals matchup, and there will officially be a new champion to end the year. No. 2-ranked Birmingham Marian survived a back-and-forth bout to defeat defending champion Farmington Hills Mercy in four sets, 25-23, 26-24, 21-25, 25-17. The win avenges what was a 1-3 record against Mercy this year, topping off its sole victory that came in the Catholic League Bishop championship game. The matchup exemplified the story of the last decade of Division 1 volleyball in the state, as six of the last seven champions have been one of the two programs. Heading into the game, Marian head coach Mayssa Cook knew it wouldn’t just be any other playoff game, but luckily the history between the two allowed for an anticipated approach. “I knew we had to have middles involved,” Cook said. “I said to them, ‘Ladies, all three of you bigs have to be on, because they are that good.’ So are we, but it’s any given day. They’re an awesome team, but I knew our seniors had to be on to clinch this victory.” The first set started just as

Farmington Hills, MI · 17h