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Bill Bonds, a television news legend who made his name at WXYZ-Channel 7, has died, the station reported Saturday evening. Michigan State falls to Kansas State in NCAA Tournament OT thriller

Bill Bonds, the legendary Detroit television reporter known for his on-air swagger as much as his colorful behavior on-camera and off, died today, according to WXYZ-TV (Channel 7), the station ...

Bill Bonds, the legendary Detroit television reporter known for his on-air swagger as much as his off-camera battles with alcohol that ultimately derailed his career, died today, according to WXYZ...

Bonds died Dec. 13 at age 82. Colleagues, competitors and long-time friends joined the family of Bill Bonds at a funeral mass Friday for the legendary Channel 7 anchorman, who died Dec. 13.

Bill Bonds was born on 23 February 1932 in Detroit, Michigan, USA. He was an actor, known for Escape from the Planet of the Apes (1971), It Takes a Thief (1968) and WJBK: Fox 2 Detroit News (1948). He was previously married to Karen Sue Field. He died on 13 December 2014 in Southfield, Michigan, USA. Born February 23, 1932.

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Bill Bonds anchored the news on Detroit television for most of four decades. He drew viewers in massive numbers with his dramatic and fearsomely opinionated style, attracting fans and detractors in then-unseen numbers. Born February 23, 1932 in Detroit, Bonds’ mother taught English and his father worked in advertising.

Bill Bonds: The cost of watering your lawn, washing your dog, taking a bath, and maybe drinking a Stroh’s or a Faygo, is going to go up because of a decision by the Detroit City Council, and tonight, there were some serious talk of digging up the body of Elvis Presley for a series of tests. Fred Nahhat: Some loved him, some loved to hate him.