Community & Quality of Life Archives - Page 375 of 427

Bre'Anna Tinsley October 7, 2015

Nikolai Nolan/ CC The City of Southfield is buying Northland Mall near Eight Mile Road and the Lodge Highway. The...

Bre'Anna Tinsley October 7, 2015

Bre'Anna Tinsley/ WDET A report shows residents in Detroit are seeing an increase in home values as more blighted homes...

Station Programming October 7, 2015

A University of Michigan student died over the summer after falling from a parking deck, and through a glass enclosure....

Bre'Anna Tinsley October 6, 2015

Laura Nawrocik/ CC The Genesee County Sheriff’s Office is hoping to get reimbursed for bottled water and dry food purchased...

Station Programming October 6, 2015

The Knight Cities Challenge awards grants to local activists for a chance to make their vision of a better community...

Station Programming October 6, 2015

Yet another mass killing last week has attention focused again on gun control. What’s reasonable? What’s doable? What will work?...

Eli Newman October 6, 2015

Officials with Michigan’s Department of Natural Resources are helping to fund dam removal and maintenance across the state. The agency...

Pat Batcheller October 6, 2015

Detroit Mayor Mike Duggan says the city’s bus system was an embarrassment when he took office. “When I started here,...

Quinn Klinefelter October 5, 2015

Detroit-based civil rights icon and activist Grace Lee Boggs has died. She was 100 years old. Boggs gained international acclaim...

Pat Batcheller October 5, 2015

Detroit city bus drivers have ratified a new contract that gives them a 6 percent increase in their base hourly...

Stephen Henderson October 5, 2015

Our thoughts and prayers aren’t enough. And really, if you think about gun violence in this country – how many...

Station Programming October 5, 2015

Stephen talks with Senator Gary Peters about gun control, Syrian refugees and the Youth Promise Act. Background Checks: Senator Peters...