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FIFA unveils the Trionda match ball for the 2026 World Cup, set to host 100 matches, including Group L games in North Texas, Toronto, Boston, Philadelphia, and New York. Group L features England, Croatia, Ghana, and Panama, potentially dubbed the group of death. The groups matches will take place at iconic stadiums, starting June 17th, promising thrilling contests.

Get ready for the FIFA World Cup 2026! Group J, featuring Argentina, Algeria, Austria, and Jordan, will play in Dallas, San Francisco, and Kansas City. Iconic stadiums host matches from June 16-27, promising an unforgettable tournament kick-off.

University of Michigan Professor Hala Darwish is revolutionizing MS treatment by using virtual reality to bring natures healing power to those with MS and depression. Her innovative research, supported by the Nightingale Award, aims to improve mental health outcomes through immersive nature walks, with a trial set to begin soon.

Former NHL player Ryan Kesler, known for his Olympic achievements, faces trial on sexual assault charges. The Bloomfield Hills District Court judge found sufficient evidence to proceed with the case, following an incident reported in January. Kesler, a two-time Olympian, is accused of assaulting a childs friend, with his attorneys maintaining his innocence. The charges led to his suspension from coaching a youth hockey team.

Oakland County Sheriffs Office administration building closed due to Legionella bacteria, impacting crime lab operations. Employees working remotely, with potential delays in criminal cases. Health officials also testing water at Oakland County Circuit Court Building after non-county employee tested positive for Legionnaires disease.

FIFA unveils three official mascots for the 2026 World Cup: Maple the Moose for Canada, Zayu the Jaguar for Mexico, and Clutch the Bald Eagle for the United States. These characters embody the unique culture and spirit of each host nation, promoting unity and diversity in the worlds most popular sport.

An eighty-eight-year-old veteran, Ed Bambas, who gained internet fame as a Meijer cashier, received a $1.7 million retirement fund from a global fundraising campaign. Despite his newfound fame, Bambas remains humble, having never seen the viral video of him. His story resonated with viewers, as he lost his pension in 2012 and faced medical bills after his wifes passing. The fundraiser, started by Jessica Weidenhofer, allowed Bambas to retire and spend more time with his loved ones.

The Detroit Tigers are exploring unconventional methods to strengthen their pitching staff this offseason, focusing on converting established relievers into starters. After missing out on Ryan Helsley, theyve set their sights on Chicago Cubs free agent Brad Keller, who has significant starting experience and a successful 2025 season as a reliever. If signed, Keller could be a crucial addition to the Tigers roster.

Rebecca Park, a pregnant woman, was tragically found dead in Michigans Manistee National Forest. Her two young sons are now in the care of her adoptive mother, Stephanie Park. Rebeccas death was a result of a horrific crime, allegedly committed by Bradly and Cortney Bartholomew, who attempted to cut the baby from her womb. Her fiancé and sister were arrested on unrelated charges, while the community rallies to support Rebeccas children through an online fundraiser.