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Howell man bound over for alleged threats against sitting judge
A local man has been bound over after allegedly making death threats against a sitting circuit court judge, according to a release from Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel . Kyle Fawaz, 31, of Howell, was bound over Nov. 3 to Livingston County's 44th Circuit Court. In October , he was charged with making a terroristic threat and using a computer to commit a crime (both felonies with sentences up to 20 years) and malicious use of telecommunications services (a six-month misdemeanor). Fawaz is accused of sending several text messages to his probation officer in August, stating his intent to kill the judge and adding he had large quantities of chemicals that could be used to make a bomb, according to Nessel. More: Howell man allegedly made death threats against judge in Detroit The judge in question had overseen a prior criminal case concerning Fawaz in Wayne County's 3rd Circuit Court. “Public servants, from judges to clerks to local officials and lawmakers, shouldn’t have to fear for their personal safety, or their very lives, for fulfilling their duties,” Nessel repeated in a release Nov. 6. “Threats of this nature are unacceptable against anyone, though when they are made against an officer
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DBR Podcast #872: Duke Suffers Fears-full Loss to Sparty
Ugh, that was awful. Duke suffers its first loss of the 2026-27 season in the Champions Classic to Michigan State, and on Episode 872, we discuss what happened. Jason and Donald are not happy, and after a quick review of the good, we get to the meat of why Duke was outmuscled, out-toughed, and outmatched against the Spartans. Jeremy Fears had a great game, but it was the guys around him that gave Duke a punch right in the nose…and Duke, in many ways, couldn’t answer the bell. It’s a lesson learned, and it’s time to get back to the grind to get better.
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Spartan Legend Kirk Gibson to Join MSU’s Expanded Winter U in Naples, Florida January 20-22, 2027!
Lindsey Jenn November 10, 2026 0 Wellness Photo courtesy of Michigan State University Three-day Winter U: Wellness Unlocked experience brings together MSU research, lifelong wellness and Spartan connections Jan. 20–22. EAST LANSING, Mich. — Spartan legend and two-time World Series champion Kirk Gibson will join Michigan State University alumni and friends at Winter U: Wellness Unlocked, Jan. 20–22, 2027, in Naples, Florida, for three days of discovery, conversation, and connection centered on lifelong well-being. Diagnosed with Parkinson’s disease in 2015, Gibson, a former two-sport athlete at MSU who played baseball and earned All-American honors in football, has become a dedicated advocate for raising awareness and supporting others living with the disease through the Kirk Gibson Foundation for Parkinson’s . His advocacy also extends to the Kirk Gibson Center for Parkinson’s Wellness® , which provides wellness programs and resources for people living with Parkinson’s disease. His personal journey and commitment to improving lives will bring a meaningful perspective to Winter U’s exploration of what it means to live well at every stage of life. Hosted at the newly renovated Naples Grande Beach Resort, Winter U is expanding from a one-day gathering into a three-day, four-night experience, giving attendees more opportunities to