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Sutton turned himself in to police in Tampa Florida after being on the run for several weeks. He was in Detroit at the Lions facility in Allen Park when a warrant was issued for him last month. The Lions released him within days of the warrant being announced.

Six tickets netted players a million dollars each. Those tickets were sold in North Carolina, Florida, Virginia, Minnesota and Maryland - which recorded two lucky winners. The next drawing takes place Wednesday, with the cash option on a win of over 527 million dollars.

The first building is the Dean, Irving, Andrew and Olive Crane Kendall house. The second is the Clipper Belt Lacer Company building. The final one is the old Sligh Furniture Company building.

The newest lawsuit is seeking class action status and alleges the automaker knew they did not have customer consent to share the data. GM says they are reviewing the complaint and could not comment at this time.

The Van Andel Institute has found a new way of treating colorectal cancer by combining two already approved FDA drugs. A doctor at the institute said she and her team of experts saw a decrease in tumor growth by combining the drugs.

Investigators say the scammer posed as an attorney with the Federal Trade Commission and told the victim she won a Publisher's Clearing House contest. The woman finally told a friend about it who convinced the woman to call the police. Investigators say it is not likely the scammer will be caught and remind residents to be cautious of any stranger asking for money.

Triple-A Michigan says the average is a nickel higher at three-dollars-62-cents, up 31-cents in the last month and nine-cents more than last year. A 15-gallon fill up costs 54-dollars on average. The lowest price is in Marquette at three-52 and the highest is in Jackson at three-66.

Nessel says it's an "absurd" increase less than four months after the Michigan Public Service Commission approved their last rate hike. The MPSC is being asked by DTE to approve the rate hike of more than 450-million-dollars effective January 28, 2025.

The airport says this travel season is 16-percent higher than it was last year and over the next ten days, nearly 200-thousand passengers are expected to pass through the airport. The airport is reminding passengers to always arrive at least two-hours before your flight departs to ensure there is enough time to get through security.

Little Caesars Arena will host two games tonight. The opener features top-seed Purdue versus five-seed Gonzaga. Two-seed Tennessee takes on three-seed Creighton in the night cap. The winners will meet in the Elite Eight on Sunday at LCA.

Officials say it was done at the request of Michigan officials. Homeowners and renters in Eaton, Ingham, Ionia, Kent, Livingston, Macomb, Monroe, Oakland, and Wayne counties can apply.

The company says it did not give permission for the companies to use its trademark on their packages of cannabis flowers and edibles and filed the federal lawsuit yesterday. Better Made officials say they learned of the improper trademark use last August.

City officials held a press conference earlier this week outlining where the major part of the draft will be held in downtown Detroit. Mayor Mike Duggan says it's important for those coming to the city to be able to enjoy what Detroit has to offer.

Ottawa Sands will be closed to the public starting April 1st. Construction will be done on parking lots, paved paths, restrooms, as well as the ongoing work at the Explorers Camp. Also, work will be done to enhance and restore 238 acres of the park. The park is expected to reopen later in the summer.

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A winning ticket sold in New Jersey matched all six numbers in Tuesday night's drawing worth over one-point-one billion dollars. One ticket sold in Michigan matched five numbers but not the Mega Ball, and is good for a million dollars. Lottery players are now turning their attention to the Powerball jackpot, which will be worth an estimated 865-million dollars in Wednesday night's drawing.

AFT Michigan says 93-percent of the vote was in favor and they have certified the union, which will be known as the Resident & Fellow Alliance, or RFA. The interim dean of the medical school says they are aware of the vote and says it needs to be certified by the national labor relations board. Resident physician Jamil Khondker says the union "will give us a voice in the workplace, the ability to negotiate for fair contracts and working conditions, and protection from exploitation."

Those who support the redevelopment of the pier say it will benefit local residents and businesses as well as the millions of tourists who visit the area each year. The city is accepting proposals through mid-April and if approved, the redevelopment would be done over the next two-years.

The National Labor Relations Board announced Monday a vote will be held at the plant April 17th to the 19th. Over four-thousand workers filed paperwork seeking an election last month. The UAW announced last fall it will begin efforts at non union auto plants owned by Nissan, Hyundai, Kia, Toyota, Honda, Mercedes-Benz and Telsa. The effort is primarily focused on plants in southern states and covers around 150-thousand workers.

Several hundred safes are available, as are free rifle locks. The pistol safes are available in three ways. Those are from certified CPL instructors under the Michigan Constitution on Law Enforcement Standards during training courses; by picking up vouchers at MSP's Paw Paw Post from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m.; and through vouchers at gun stores with the purchase of new pistols.

The three schools are playing in the NCAA tournament regional in suburban St. Louis, Missouri at an arena with just 25-hundred permanent seats and three-thousand-148 capacity with standing room only tickets. Attendance at the regional games since 2018 has averaged between seven-thousand and 13-thousand. The arena is the practice facility for the NHL's St. Louis Blues.

Some of the experiences include an immersive gorilla experience, an updated petting coral for young visitors, and new goats from San Clemente Island. Titan the Amur Tiger is also back in town in an attempt to mate with one of the zoo's female tigers. The Grand Rapids Lantern Festival will also be returning this year.

The automaker says the cuts will affect engineering, technology and software division employees. The automaker says the cuts are to help them maintain a competitive advantage amid the electric vehicle transition. The layoffs account for two percent of workers in the United States.

A Florida resident filed a lawsuit earlier this month alleging General Motors and OnStar violated privacy and consumer protection laws by sharing his speeding, braking and acceleration with LexisNexis, who then shared it with insurers. GM released a statement saying the company previously shared limited driver data through an optional program however as of March 20th, they are no longer sharing data with LexisNexis or Verisk.

The recovery centers will be open from 8 a.m. to 6:30 p.m. Monday through Saturday. They are set up to help people who were impacted by severe weather that hit the southern part of the Lower Peninsula last August. FEMA says the deadline to apply for federal disaster assistance is April 8.