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Upcoming documentary follows the fight against chronic diseases in Detroit

May 25, 2022 Amanda LeClaire
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Rebecca Goldberg aims to honor Detroit’s legacy of techno

May 24, 2022 Amanda LeClaire
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Defunding police is about investing in community, says Detroit Justice Center attorney

May 23, 2022 Russ McNamara
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Michigan’s abortion ban was suspended. Now what?

May 20, 2022 David Leins
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Minority women food entrepreneurs share lessons learned from running a business during COVID-19

May 20, 2022 Dorothy Hernandez

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Westland is ready to “Walk & Roll”

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Detroit Evening Report: May 25, 2022: FDA chief grilled over delay in baby formula plant inspection amid shortage

May 25, 2022 Tia Graham

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The case for improving property values in Detroit through split-rate taxation

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Stephen Henderson on mass shooting at elementary school in Texas

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Journalist Maria Hinojosa talks “Suave” podcast — juvenile life without parole sentencing

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Westland is ready to “Walk & Roll”

May 26, 2022 Pat Batcheller

Westland leaders have a plan to make the city a safer place to walk and ride a bike. From 2016...

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Detroit Evening Report: May 25, 2022: FDA chief grilled over delay in baby formula plant inspection amid shortage

May 25, 2022 Tia Graham

Welcome to the Detroit Evening Report, a daily round-up of news that city residents need to know. The head of...

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Detroit Incinerator to be demolished starting in June 

May 25, 2022 Eli Newman

A symbol of air pollution in Detroit is getting demolished. The downtown incinerator at I-75 and I-94 is coming down...

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Michigan sees increase in COVID-19 infections over past month

May 25, 2022 Russ McNamara

Over the past month, Michigan has seen a rise in new COVID-19 infections — though the spike hasn’t been as...

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Michigan Senate Republicans block vote on gun safety bills  

May 25, 2022 Russ McNamara

Michigan Senate Democrats tried to force a vote on gun safety legislation Wednesday after the bills languished in committee. The...

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The case for improving property values in Detroit through split-rate taxation

May 25, 2022 Nick Austin

Detroit homeowners continue to face challenges with property taxes. Even as values rise, Detroit has the lowest property values of...

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Upcoming documentary follows the fight against chronic diseases in Detroit

May 25, 2022 Amanda LeClaire

“Alive in Detroit,” directed by filmmaker Shiraz Ahmed, is an upcoming feature-length documentary about the fight against chronic diseases such...

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Stephen Henderson on mass shooting at elementary school in Texas

May 25, 2022 Nick Austin

The following is an essay from WDET Detroit Today host Stephen Henderson: How long will it be before the next...

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Detroit Evening Report, May 24, 2022: 5 GOP candidates for governor fail to file enough valid signatures, elections bureau says

May 24, 2022 Jerome Vaughn

Welcome to the Detroit Evening Report, a daily round-up of news that city residents need to know. The Michigan Bureau...

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Rebecca Goldberg aims to honor Detroit’s legacy of techno

May 24, 2022 Amanda LeClaire

This weekend, the Movement Electronic Music Festival will return to Hart Plaza for a three-day, multi-stage event to celebrate Detroit’s...

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Monica Blaire stops apologizing, starts producing on new album “How To Dress Well in the Dark”

May 24, 2022 Ryan Patrick Hooper

  Monica Blaire has been a staple in Detroit’s music scene for over two decades. Even after all that time,...

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Michigan GOP governor candidates short signatures

May 24, 2022 admin

LANSING, Mich. (AP) — Michigan’s elections bureau said late Monday that five Republican candidates for governor, including two leading contenders,...

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