October 3, 2013 Michigan lawmakers introduced a bill last week that they say would help curb the methamphetamine problem by making it illegal for anyone convicted of a meth-related crime to purchase medicines containing pseudoephedrine without a prescription.
October 2, 2013 Have you ever heard the expression up sh*t creek without a paddle? Well, that’s exactly the condition of a Michigan man this morning after police say he attempted to escape the long arm of the law by making a row for it…using, well, a paddle boat of course.
October 1, 2013 Across most of the nation, stoners still have to be very careful not to alarm any rent-a-cops while chiefing-it-up Cheech and Chong-style in their hotel rooms. However, all of the paranoia will soon be eliminated for pothead patrons of the Howard Johnson hotel in Grand Rapids, Michigan.
This was one of the most exciting weeks of the season thus far, with plenty of big names in action and some exciting games that will have big impacts on the national title hunt. Here is what we learned in Week 5.
September 28, 2013 Nickelback has taken a lot of abuse through the years. From being referred to as the 'Dr. Suess of Rock' to people actually signing a petition to stop them from playing at Ford Field on Thanksgiving (it didn't work). I would say the band has developed thick skin. I hope so, because this video is pretty damn funny!
September 24, 2013 Two guys were caught on tape vandalizing and robbing Holly Lanes. These dopes took an undisclosed amount of cash, liquor, a TV and more. As if the robbery isn't bad enough, they completely trashed the newly renovated bowling alley.
There were not a lot of marquee games on the slate this week (No. 5 Stanford's 42-28 win over No. 23 Arizona State was the only game between ranked teams). Still, there was some exciting action and some injury news that could impact the rest of the season. Here are some of the top stories from Week 4.
September 19, 2013
September 18, 2013 Kidnapping alligators is dangerous, but from what we’ve heard, it’s walk in the park compared to doing time within the Michigan prison system. That’s exactly what a couple of Detroit men are finding out, after they were busted by the federal government smuggling alligators and other protected species into Michigan from a protected Florida preserve.
There was only one really marquee game this week, but it definitely lived up to the hype. Here is a quick rundown on what we learned in Week 3.
September 12, 2013 The fine line between freedom of speech and common decency is in question this week in Michigan, as an Iraq War veteran has filed a lawsuit against the Michigan Secretary of State because his personalized license plate, branded with the word “infidel,” was rejected.
September 11, 2013 Later this month, the University of Michigan will house the largest congregation of computer hackers in the nation. More than 1,200 nerds, with more than enough knowledge of code to wipe out most of our bank accounts and start new lives somewhere in the Cayman Islands, are set to compete for more than $25,000 in prizes during the universities hackathon series known as MHacks.
