'Robocop' Named in a Dozen Lawsuits, Parents Sue for Right to Die, Snyder Vows Religious Freedom Law Veto: Michigan News Digest

The Rolling Stones announced a 15-city North American tour that includes a July 8 stop at Comerica Park in Detroit. What’s your favorite Rolling Stones song? Tell us below in the comments. (Photo via Wikimedia/Creative Commons)

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