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Police agencies in Michigan likely won't enforce emergency orders

Wayne County Board of Canvassers change course, unanimously votes to certify election results

Dog rescued from trash can

Former Olympic gymnastics coach John Geddert has been charged with human trafficking and assault.

A heart-breaking discovery on Detroit’s east side required a rescue from Detroit Pit Crew. A dog fighting to stay alive in last night's storm was found at the corner of Van Dyke and Rolyat. Just imagine for a second being outside last night for 2 hours with no jacket.

Absentee ballot counts underway at TCF Center in Detroit

The owner of a Grand Rapids business is talking about the suspect who was living in his building.

Macomb County announces public defender

Congress has approved a COVID-19 relief bill.

Speaking with Jodi Benson, the voice of Ariel in "The Little Mermaid"

An Oakland County sheriff's deputy has been fired over a racist social media post depicting a watermelon carved out as vice-president elect Kamala Harris.

Bride in viral Beirut blast video is from metro Detroit

Pornographic film seen on I-75 billboard

Woman accused drunk driving on train tracks

An Ann Arbor family is talking about raising their son, who identifies as transgender.

Woman raped behind gas station

Bill Lubanski, of St. Clair Shores, nearly lost his left hand after doctors believe he was bitten by a brown recluse spider. Lubanski an auto-frame tech and he's heading to the alter this Monday. But he said an expected encounter while he was camping in Lapeer County two weeks ago put all of that in jeopardy.

President Donald Trump and House Republicans are criticizing a Democratic freshman for her remarks about the Holocaust and the creation of Israel.

The nation’s leading infectious disease expert, Dr. Anthony Fauci, is hopeful the FDA will fully approve Pfizer’s COVID-19 vaccine by the end of this month. Full FDA approval could spur more Americans to get vaccinated - some for unexpected reasons.

Michigan Republicans, Democrats await election results at parties across metro Detroit

Travel between Canada and the US appears to be getting closer to opening.

Tear down a dam, or put another high-priced band-aid on it. Those are the options before Ypsilanti’s decision-makers in the weeks ahead, and the public has only a day left to weigh in. Since 2014 it’s been known that the Peninsular Paper Dam in Ypsilanti would need repairs, at a minimum. Eventually the question morphed into: should the dam be removed for a one-time cost, or would the city make repairs knowing more repairs would be needed in the future. Recently the city council got reports indicating that a complete demolition of the dam would come with a price tag of $2.7 million, while repairs would cost $800,000 in the immediate future.

We're looking at why you need to be cautious if you need to order a replace Social Security card.

A family in Sterling Heights ordered a pizza for dinner, but were treated to both dinner and a show. Julie Varchetti said her husband ordered Hungry Howie's Pizza for dinner Wednesday night for their family. When the pizza delivery driver arrived, he noticed the family's piano and asked if he could play. And it turned out he was a piano prodigy. His name is Bryce Dudal and he’s 18 years old. He is just a regular guy who delivers pizza for a living. That is of course until he sits at a piano. Then he becomes superhuman. Julie Varchetti said her husband was home with the kids when he decided to get a pizza delivered from Hungry Howie’s. She wasn’t home, but was blown away when her husband sent her a video of Bryce mastering their rarely-used piano. She couldn’t help but share the teen’s talent with others. What makes his performance amazing is the fact that he didn’t take any piano lessons neither did he visit a music school. On the contrary, he is a self-taught <a href="https://rumble.com/v2zg4p-virtuoso-23-notes-per-second.html" target="_blank">piano virtuoso</a>. As he said in the video he started teaching himself how to play when he was seven and he really nails it. He even admits that he hadn’t really been playing much lately and he doesn’t sound like he has some plans to start a music career any time soon. Julie posted a video of him on Facebook that went viral within hours. Then the local news did a story on him. He admits that with all the attention he gets because of the video, which is really inspiring, he is considering a career change. “This right here is maybe a big step for me to get back into music,” the teen said. Dudal said he’s found the piano to be helpful in dealing with the ups and downs of life. “It’s always a big stress reliever to be able to just bust out some Beethoven or Mozart,” Dudal said. There is this video of another talented pianist but guess what? - he has been travelling around the world transporting a piano with him. Dotan Negrin e decided to sell all his possessions, buy a truck and set out around the world with the only two essentials he needed - his adorable dog, Brando, and a 500-pound upright piano. Five years later and the adventurous duo have visited over 300 cities in 21 countries, sharing his love of music with people from the US, Mexico, Canada and Europe and he is not stopping anytime soon. In this video Dotan decides to shake up a busy street in New York. He sits on a chair ready to start his amazing solo performance. <a href="https://rumble.com/v3aumt-piano-virtuoso-treats-new-yorkers-to-improvised-concert.html" target="_blank">This street performance</a> is only a reminder of how special music and art can be because even though we too have two arms and ten fingers, we cannot even come close to melting the keys of a piano like he does. What do you think about this video? Make sure you tell us more in the comments down below. If you like what you see, don’t forget to share it with others who might like it as well. It just might be the highlight of their day! Enjoy!

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