| Miguel Cabrera was given an intentional walk to load the bases in the eighth inning, provoking a furious reaction from the fans who had come to the park to watch him pursue 3,000 hits. But the next batter, Austin Meadows, blooped a two-run double to help lead the Tigers to a 3-0 victory at Comerica Park. Michael Pineda pitched five scoreless innings in his Detroit debut and the Tigers (5-7) staved off a sweep against the Yankees (7-6). Most of the 21,592 fans in attendance were there to see Cabrera, who entered the game with 2,999 career hits. But, Yankees manager Aaron Boone endured the wrath of the crowd by intentionally walking Cabrera so that his lefty reliever, Lucas Luetge, could face Meadows. READ MORE
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| Thirteen young women have filed claims totaling $130 million against the FBI for failing to promptly investigate reported sexual abuse claims against Michigan State University Dr. Larry Nassar, which allowed Nassar to continue abusing victims for more than a year before he was eventually arrested. Attorneys filed 13 mostly identical federal tort claims against the FBI for $10 million each on behalf of the young women, who are claiming they suffered preventable injuries as a result of the FBI’s negligence. The FBI’s sluggish investigation of Nassar’s abuse was uncovered in a July 2021 report by the U.S. Department of Justice Office of the Inspector General, which concluded the FBI missed multiple opportunities to stop Nassar’s abuse and failed to follow its own policies. READ MORE ►Accused Oxford High School shooter set for trial in September |
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| This weekend looks like a very warm weekend for this time of year. If we had a normal day this Saturday or Sunday, the afternoon temperature would warm to around 60 degrees anywhere in southern Lower Michigan. This weekend won’t be normal. The center of a storm system will track across Lake Superior and southern Canada. When a storm center takes that path, Lower Michigan gets into the warm sector of the storm system. Saturday still looks like it will warm up to near or at 80 degrees. The upper-70s will make it all the way north into far northern Lower Michigan. The only area that will not surge in warmth is the lakeshore along any of the Great Lakes. Within a few miles of a Great Lake, you will only have temperatures in the 60s. READ MORE
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