Tanya Wildt is a web editor for the Detroit Free Press, specializing in local news coverage for the Michigan and Detroit area. With a background in journalism, Tanya has contributed to various publications including USA TODAY, Lansing State Journal, and Courier Journal. She is passionate about delivering timely and accurate news to her community.
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Detroit, Michigan, United States (Local)
Tanya's coverage is heavily focused on local events, including Michigan Lottery results, sports news, and travel destinations within Michigan. She has a keen interest in reporting on local events and activities related to the state of Michigan.
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By: Tanya Wildt
Detroit Free Press A Michigan Lottery player who purchased a ticket in Adrian won $25,000 a year for life Monday.
An 87-year-old Oakland County woman recently kept some big lottery news from her family for several weeks. Her secret?
The winners of a contest to find the furry faces of a new Michigan Lottery instant game have been revealed.
By: Tanya Wildt
Detroit Free Press The Detroit Zoo's sculptures will have will have some company for several months.
Looking for today's weather in Michigan? Here are the live current conditions, from the National Weather Service doppler radar.
Where the big winning Michigan Lottery prizes were sold or the location where the winner of a ticket purchased online was registered in April.
The Powerball ticket purchased in Pinconning matched the five white balls drawn Wednesday.
By: Brian Manzullo, Tanya Wildt
Detroit Free Press Staring into Michigan's night sky can provoke a sense of wonder — but not if you're living around Detroit
By: Tanya Wildt
Detroit Free Press If clouds cooperate, there's a chance the northern lights could be visible again Saturday and Sunday nights in metro Detroit.
Reports of the dead and dying fish at Lake Macatawa, located near Holland in Ottawa County, started coming in around mid-April.
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