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Thursday, Dec. 8, 2022 | 'Doom Patrol' returns to HBO Max

Libertarian Shane Hazel is running to be the next governor of Georgia, hoping to be another option for voters outside of the Republican and Democratic choices.

When a retired hitwoman gets sucked back into that dangerous lifestyle, she struggles to protect her daughter from a violent past that refuses to fade. Watch the premiere of Buried in Barstow (free with Philo and DIRECTV Stream) tonight at 8/7c on Lifetime. Buried in Barstow follows single mother and ex-hitwoman Hazel King. Now, living a quiet life as a BBQ diner owner in Barstow, California, she struggles to keep the past hidden from her daughter, Joy. When a mysterious stranger seeks her out in Barstow, Hazel finds herself getting sucked back in for yet another hit.

Some U.S. moms looking for baby formula that is in short supply are dealing with another layer of stress — people asking why they don't just breastfeed.

Dark, comedic sci-fi series Made for Love is back for a second season. Stream the premiere today with an HBO Max subscription. Made for Love began with Hazel discovering that she has unknowingly become the subject of her new husband, Byron Gogol’s, latest technological project. Watch a recap:Now, in season 2, the hilariously violent series follows Hazel back to The Hub, where her mad-genius-billionaire husband lives comfortably in his cutting-edge mansion. Watch the trailer:Where to stream:You can watch both seasons of Made for Love when you register for HBO Max.

Whether you crave classic fish and chips, or you love to start your night off with oysters, Hazel’s has your favorites from the sea. Michelle Oliver takes us there to Dine in the D.

A popular Birmingham restaurant is starting 2022 with a new name. Hazel, Ravines and Downtown will be known as Hazel's when it reopens on Jan....

Parenting a violent child is a traumatic experience, and one that is often hidden from view.

“What a sweet moment to witness.”

“What a sweet moment to witness.”

Social distancing inside the spacious Hazel, Ravines and Downtown restaurant in Birmingham was never an issue. But seating outdoors was.

Birmingham restaurant Hazel, Ravines, & Downtown (HRD) has become known for bringing unique seafood flavors to the D. They are living up to the reputation again this year with an all-new East Coast crab shack concept. They are featuring a whole new menu based on Blue Crab from Maryland’s Chesapeake Bay. Blue crab is a small crab that you normally cannot enjoy fresh unless you live near the coast. Co-owner and Executive Chef Emmele Herrold says this crab has a mighty, delicious flavor that tastes unlike any crab you have enjoyed in the past. She joined Jason Carr live from her restaurant to show off Hazel’s new crab shack menu which you can take out and bring home for your entire family to eat.

JACKSON, MI -- The Jackson County Animal Shelter, 3770 Spring Arbor Road, has many pets available for adoption. Hazel is a 4-year-old female shepherd mix who walks nicely on the leash and is not a jumper or barker. Natalie is a 4-year-old orange-and-black female calico cat with white paws and belly, who was a much-loved ‘neighborhood’ cat that everyone fed. Cat adoption fees are $60 for one cat, $80 for two, which includes applicable tests, vaccines and spay/neutering. See more pets available for adoption at Petango.com.

click to enlarge Anthony Morrow at BureauPacific Northwest Crab Rolls are coming to Hazel, Ravines and Downtown. Birmingham restaurant Hazel, Ravines and Downtown says its summer lobster roll promotion was so successful that they're now launching a changing, seasonal, fresh seafood menu. "When we do Hazel’s Lobster Pound each summer, our visitors ask us to keep the lobster year-round," co-owner Emmele Herrold said in a statement. "As much as we’d like to do that, fresh lobster isn’t always readily available or at its best. Come fall, Alaskan Crab Legs and Dungeness Crab will have their moment.

Brian Kemp on Monday rolled out aggressive plans to reopen the state's economy, saying many businesses shuttered to mitigate the spread of the coronavirus may reopen their doors as early as Friday. Kemp announced that gyms, hair salons, bowling alleys and tattoo parlors are among businesses that may reopen Friday as long as owners follow strict social distancing and hygiene requirements. State Rep. David Clark, a Buford Republican, posted statements online Friday saying it's "time for Georgia and America to reopen for business." "If we continue on the path we are headed down, we will totally destroy not only the U.S. economy, but also the world economy," he said. About 40 workers at Kia's Georgia plant Monday began making face shields to help offset a shortage of protective gear for medical workers and first responders.

In New York, the American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU) and its partners asked a federal judge to block the administration from adding a citizenship question to the census. The Supreme Court on June 27 blocked Trumps first effort to add the question, faulting the administrations stated reason. The legal fight seemed to be over earlier in the week when the government said it would start printing census forms without the citizenship question. The Supreme Court endorsed that approach as recently as 2016, while reserving judgment on whether counting total eligible voters would be legal. Even if a citizenship question is not included, the Census Bureau is still able to gather data on citizenship, which the Trump administration could provide to states.

A Michigan dog who wandered away from home more than three months ago has been found safe. In March, Hazel wandered from her Traverse City home while her family was on vacation. WPBN reports the family began searching for the dog as soon as they returned. "The moment we saw her - she jumped in my husband's arms. Hazel had some cuts and had lost weight but will recover back to her normal dog self.