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Covering #MI government for Detroit Free Press. Watchdog coverage of how state taxes, spends, & treats citizens. Contracts. Conflicts. Not a good ole boy.
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Court revokes death sentence for Port Huron dog who bit house guest Original

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By Paul Egan Verified
| Detroit Free Press Verified
LANSING — A Port Huron woman is rejoicing after a Michigan appeals court granted her pet bulldog a reprieve from a death sentence. The pet, an 80-pound American bulldog named Chance, bit off part of the nose of a house guest in 2024. The Port Huron Police Department investigated and the agency's animal control officer, Brian Roskey, told the district court Chance should be put down as a dangerous animal, court records show. The court agreed.
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Court revokes death sentence for Port Huron dog who bit house guest

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By Paul Egan Verified
| The Times Herald (Port Huron, MI) Verified
Updated Aug. 15, 2026, 2:50 p.m. ET LANSING — A Port Huron woman is rejoicing after a Michigan appeals court granted her pet bulldog a reprieve from a death sentence. The pet, an 80-pound American bulldog named Chance, bit off part of the nose of a house guest in 2024. The Port Huron Police Department investigated and the agency's animal control officer, Brian Roskey, told the district court Chance should be put down as a dangerous animal, court records show. The court agreed.
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Neil Friske investigation closed without criminal charges, AG says Original

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By Paul Egan Verified
| Detroit Free Press Verified
LANSING — Former state lawmaker Neil Friske will not be charged following an "exhaustive" criminal investigation into allegations he paid sex workers and committed sexual assault, Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel's office announced Aug. 14.
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