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health14h ago

The article notes a services cliff as teens with autism age out of school-based support.
Experts say most young adults with autism are disconnected from work or education within two years after high school.
Dr. Tisa Johnson-Hooper advocates for health care transition planning for families.
The piece stresses the need for broader services as teens become adults.
The CDC data is used to illustrate the systemic access issues in autism care.
The article includes a video interview with Dr. Johnson-Hooper for more detail.

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Jon Jordan explores the 'Messy' trend, arguing it pushes back on perfection in social posts.
The segment is part of ClickOnDetroit’s coverage and available as a video.
The report places the trend within Detroit’s local news ecosystem and audience engagement.
The article includes related local items like weather alerts and community updates for context.
Video and text sources are drawn from WDIV ClickOnDetroit’s Live In The D coverage.
The story is published by April Morton, Live in the D Reporter, with author notes.
The feature is labeled as a ‘Messy’ trend and described as a rejection of perfect posts.
The piece includes visual media and behind-the-scenes clips from the office.
The article features a 2:50 video segment titled 'A cool mess is in.'
The coverage is part of a broader ‘Live In The D’ local news feature.

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crime10h ago

Michigan lost $210.2 million to cryptocurrency scams in 2025, per FBI data.
Michigan ranked 15th nationally for crypto complaints and losses.
Nationally, more than 181,565 cryptocurrency complaints were reported in 2025.
Overall crypto losses nationwide exceeded $11 billion in 2025, up 22% from 2024.
Criminals prefer crypto for its decentralized, rapid, and irreversible transfers.
Tracking crypto is hard when funds move to overseas exchanges.
FBI notes underreporting may mean higher actual losses.
Top states for crypto losses were California, Texas, and Florida.
Michigan saw more than 3,600 crypto complaints in 2025.
FBI analysis draws on reported crypto complaints from 2025 nationwide.

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