Jason Bittel, The Washington Post Published 7:57 am PDT, Friday, June 14, 2019 Jeannine Fleegle, left, a state wildlife biologist, and Helen Schlemmer, a wildlife biologist aide, analyze deer heads provided by a Carnegie, Pa., deer processor during the state's annual rifle hunting season. Jeannine Fleegle, left, a state wildlife biologist, and Helen Schlemmer, a wildlife biologist aide, analyze deer heads provided by a Carnegie, Pa., deer processor during the state's annual rifle hunting season. Photo: Jason Bittel. Photo: Jason Bittel. Image 1 of / 3 Caption Close Image 1 of 3 Jeannine Fleegle, left, a state wildlife biologist, and Helen Schlemmer, a wildlife biologist aide, analyze deer heads provided by a Carnegie, Pa., deer processor during the state's annual rifle hunting … [Read more...] about A deadly deer disease is spreading. Could it strike people, too?
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2019 in Michigan, Metro Detroit: What to expect
The Detroit News Published 11:55 PM EST Dec 31, 2018 Out with the old and in with the new doesn't quite fit Metro Detroit for 2019. The new year appears to be more of a transition period, as progress continues on major developments downtown. There isn't a glitzy arena opening or a skyscraper near completion. Motorists traveling over the Detroit River will still have to look to the Ambassador Bridge as the Gordie Howe International Bridge begins to take shape. For change, head west to Lansing, where a Democratic governor, attorney general and secretary of state take power. All eyes will be on Gov. Gretchen Whitmer and her work with the Republican-controlled Legislature. But many questions will likely be answered: Will Detroit finally show population gain? How will the new governor fix "the damn roads?" How will professional golf play out in its return to Detroit in June? Maybe 2019 should be greeted with a glass of whiskey from Two James instead … [Read more...] about 2019 in Michigan, Metro Detroit: What to expect