Detroit Free Press - 2022-02-24

• LOOK OUT! ‘POTHELL’ SEASON IN MICHIGAN
• TODAY IN HISTORY
• Kidnap plot suspects claiming entrapment
• Whitmer signs bills on prescripti­on regulation­s
• Prisons in crisis amid staffing shortages
• Juwan Howard gets a 2nd chance reserved for a privileged few
• Police captain plans to change how force handles sex assault
• Protect our wildlife with legislatio­n
• Pentagon girds for truck convoys
• 9,000-year-old shrine found in Jordan
• Biden interviews high court candidates
• Restaurant­s, chefs earn semifinali­sts nods for lofty awards
• Yoopers bulldoze, plow their way out of record snowfall
• CEO Farley vows Ford will not split, previews restructur­ing
• Barra says lean inventory to stay
• Trio of trade groups join forces to support Black-owned businesses
• Rebuilding Oakland Hills’ clubhouse is a major opportunit­y
• LOCAL COLLEGE BASKETBALL
• Izzo eyes potential changes for MSU basketball following Tuesday’s loss
• Hannah leads OLSM past U-D Jesuit to nab berth
• Houstan has big game, few problems in victory
• Wings can’t keep up with Avs’ mighty offense in loss
• Wings have plan for Veleno despite bounces from AHL to NHL
• Pistons’ second-half goals include evaluating Bagley, Livers
• Jobe reacts to allowing first home run of his life
• Lockout may be costly for players
• Tigers prospect Pacheco is ‘Nick Castellano­s 2.0’ — only stronger
• Why Tigers prospect Jackson Jobe is already making changes
• NFL combine loosens virus rules
• Cindric earns his keep at Penske
• Stevie Wonder’s music to get a jazzy workout Saturday in Detroit
• One of Michigan’s strongest craft beers returns — with no limits
• Bet dollars to doughnuts, used car prices will be nuts
• THE DAILY COMMUTER PUZZLE
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