Bombshell in Ex-MSU Star Mateen Cleave's Rape Case: Patch PM

DETROIT, MI – Here are some stories to talk about tonight on Michigan Patch:

Bombshell: 2nd Victim Possible in Ex-MSU Star's Rape Case

• Special prosecutor says second victim may step forward, wants bond revisited at hearing where video will be shown.

Evangelicals Win Dearborn 'Burn in Hell' Free Speech Case

• U.S. Supreme Court offers no explanation for silence on “heckler’s veto” case pitting Wayne County deputies against Christian extremists.

'Jeopardy!' Got This Clue About the Detroit Free Press Wrong:

• “What is the 1831 founding date of the 185-year-old newspaper known online as freep.com.”

'Medical Main Streets' in Oakland County, China to Cooperate

• Dignitaries will will sign agreement that could lead to medical technology trade deals.

I-696 Weekend Closure: You Can't Get There From Here

• Actually, you can get where you’re going, but not the way you've always gone. Here’s a suggested detour.

Canton Township Tackles 'Alarming' Heroin Problem

• Police and emergency crews have responded to 24 opiate overdose cases so far this year — about half the number in all of 2015.

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• Long TSA Screening Lines May Suck Fun From Summer Travel
• Speed, Alcohol Likely Factors in Fatal Bloomfield Twp. Accident: Police
• Police Seize 12 Kilograms of Cocaine in Traffic Stop
• Transgender School Bathrooms: Comply or Revolt? Patch Poll
• Warren Buffett May Finance Dan Gilbert's Bid to Buy Yahoo

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