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Elizabeth Warren wants Detroit to lead clean energy economy
 
Elizabeth Warren was in Michigan on Tuesday, touting her plans for clean energy and revitalizing Midwest towns hit hard by the loss of manufacturing jobs. The Democratic senator from Massachusetts held a pair of town hall meetings: an afternoon stop in Detroit and an evening event in Lansing. Warren is among the early polling leaders in the crowded Democratic presidential candidate field. However, she also wasn't the only contender in Detroit yesterday. Washington Gov. Jay Inslee toured polluted areas of the Motor City and touted his No. 1 priority: climate change. MORE
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WEATHER
 
 
4 of 5 Great Lakes are at record high water levels
 
If you've been to a Great Lakes beach recently, you may have noticed your favorite beach towel spot is now under the water. Yup. We've got about all the fresh water we can deal with these days. Four of the greatest of lakes set record water levels for the month of May. (Apparently, Lake Michigan didn't get the memo.) And water levels are still on the rise. MORE
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NEWS
 
 
See population estimates for every Michigan city, township or village
 
Detroit is still losing population. Grand Rapids is gaining. But Michigan's two largest cities both slid down the U.S. Census Department's list of largest cities. The Motor City now checks in at No. 23 and GR slipped two spots to No. 111. We've compiled an online database so you can look up population estimates for your Michigan locale. MORE
Michigan's 75 most-populated cities and townships
 

 
 
SPORTS
 
 
Drafting a high school player can be risky baseball business
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The Detroit Tigers made Florida high school phenom Riley Greene the No. 5 pick in the 2019 MLB Draft. By all accounts, the kid is an across-the-board super hitting prospect. But he's only 18 years old. Assuming he isn't a bust, who knows how long he'll need to rise through the ranks of the farm system. For some perspective, so far only one high school player from the past three drafts has reached the major leagues. MORE
Michigan wins 1st regional title since 2007
 
 
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The search is on for Michigan's Best waterfront restaurant
 
So it doesn't feel like summer, you say? So you are tired of all this rain, you say? Well, let's change the focus to happier things! Think of outside decks. Think of a fun beverage with a tiny colorful umbrella. Think of a soothing view alongside a body of water. Now click on this story and nominate the restaurant where you enjoy all three of those super fun things. The search for Michigan's Best Waterfront Restaurant has begun!
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