Marnie Muñoz is a journalist based in Detroit, Michigan, and writes for The Detroit News. With a focus on local news, Marnie covers a range of topics including politics, crime, transportation, weather, and sports. Her work has also been featured in Bloomberg News, Employee Benefit News, Bloomberg Law, Fortune, Yahoo Finance, and syracuse.com.
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Detroit, Michigan, United States (Local)
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Administrators suspended the girl, who is now waiting for a mental health exam. Police also arrested a 13-year-old boy Tuesday for death threats.
By: Marnie Muñoz
Dilla Day took on a special meaning for Alkebu-lan Village organizers as they celebrated what would have been the artist's 50th birthday.
The driver stopped at the scene and is cooperating with police.
The 17-year-old was in a stolen Kia on Tuesday, police said.
By: Marnie Muñoz
The start of the Lenten season coincided with a holiday dedicated to love.
By: Marnie Muñoz
The Detroit News The National Weather Service has issued a tornado warning for Lansing, East Lansing and Holt until 2:30 p.m.
The Detroit News Deborah Field looks forward to Passover each year as a time to gather with loved ones and, as tradition holds, examine her beliefs.
By: Marnie Muñoz
A billboard company has removed three billboards in Michigan and is apologizing after being accused of displaying images of Hitler and a racist message on roadside displays.
By: Marnie Muñoz
The Detroit News The National Park Service awarded $23.4 million to projects preserving civil rights history on Tuesday, including a survey on historic African American tourism in Michigan.
By: Marnie Muñoz, Melissa Nann Burke
WASHINGTON — Democratic President Joe Biden will return to Michigan this month to speak at the NAACP Detroit Branch's 69th annual Fight for Freedom Fund Dinner in Detroit, his campaign confirmed Wednesday.
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