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Approximately 250 feet of East Ann Street will close next week for construction.

Longtime photographer and reporter Mary Compton, 64, of Country Club Hills taught her children to "give and have a big heart," her daughter said. Compton died Christmas Eve after battling ovarian cancer.

KALAMAZOO, MI -- Eleanor Street will be closed between North Park Street and North Church Street for the removal of a crane that has been in use to build the Kalamazoo County justice facility, the city of Kalamazoo reports. The stretch of Elanor Street will be closed from Tuesday, Dec. 27, through Friday, Dec. 30, for the removal of a crane from the site, city of Kalamazoo Public Services Director James Baker said. The closure is needed to safely demobilize the crane, Baker said. Sidewalks will remain open for pedestrians and are permitted for use by bicycles. Read more:Kalamazoo schools superintendent Rita Raichoudhuri resigns, effective immediatelyRam recalls 1.4M trucks because tailgates can open unexpectedlyNew Year’s Fest to offer 60 performances, ball drop, fireworks and more in Kalamazoo

Then, The Thrift Depot opened on the other side, and they became side-by-side trio of similar stores along Cross Street in Ypsilanti. St.Related: Couple wants to share stories, history at new Ypsilanti antique shopThey are three of nearly a dozen antique and vintage shops packed into Ypsilanti’s downtown, along with several other more modern thrift stores. The antique and vintage stores in Ypsilanti are rooted in a feeling of cooperation, Callison said. Ypsilanti’s wide offerings of antique and vintage stores is driven by the individual interests of shop owners, Ramsey said. “Just that kind of idea of finding original vintage things versus going into IKEA or Target or whatever looking for new things.

U.S. prosecutors suspect a Wyoming company of potentially concealing problems with a pipeline that broke in 2015 and spilled tens of thousands of gallons of crude into the Yellowstone River.

Harley Crane is discharged after 140 days in hospital, a week after her brother Harry.

All six people, including two juveniles, are charged with one count of burglary and one count of retail theft.

From May 2011 to September 2015, Crane also supplied high performance butterfly valves that contained Monel bolting. The civil settlement includes the resolution of claims brought under the qui tam or whistleblower provisions of the False Claims Act by Corla Jacobson, a former Crane employee. The False Claims Act permits private parties to sue for false claims on behalf of the United States and to share in any recovery. Ms. Jacobson will receive $855,728 of the False Claims Act settlement. The claims resolved by the settlement are allegations only and there has been no determination of liability.

ANN ARBOR, MI -- For Mercedes Crane and Jeremy Thybault, every item tells a story. “It’s super crazy to think about where that item was when they were brand new,” Crane said. Their love of those stories have led them to launch Ambient Antiques, located at 25 East Cross Street in Ypsilanti. The couple first gained interest in antiques after Thybault became fascinated in discard items from construction on old town homes. Antique windows and attic finds evolved into a passion and, soon after, he pulled in Crane.

An investigation is underway in New York City to determine why a massive crane collapsed, killing one person. Wall Street worker David Wichs was killed when he was hit by part of the crane. The crane crashed Friday in strong winds as it was being lowered to safety. Three people were also injured by debris, two of them seriously. Several parked cars were crushed in the mishap and the crane is still blocking streets. DeMarco Morgan reports.

A crane collapse in Saudi Arabia's holy city of Mecca has left dozens dead. CBSN's Vladimir Duthiers has the latest information.

Crane moves last of classic Corvettes from sinkhole A crane finally pulled the last of eight classic Corvettes out of a sinkhole yesterday. The cars fell through the floor at the National Corvette Museum in Kentucky earlier this year. Charlie Rose reports.