Why American’s School Friendships Aren’t Integrated
Communities across the United States are grappling with a national reckoning on police brutality and systemic racism. "Most of us...
Is Michigan’s New Auto Insurance Law Saving You Money?
For the first time since the 1970s, drivers in Michigan can now choose how much medical coverage they want to...
Trump Struggles With Suburban Women in 2020 Election
For the last several election cycles, pollsters and political pundits have been hyper-focused on a specific voting bloc: suburban women. "The...
Duggan Implores Detroiters to Complete Census, Warns of Consequences
The deadline to complete the 2020 census is fast approaching. Detroit residents have until September 30th to complete their census forms....
What Labor Day Travelers Should Know Before Visiting Michigan Beaches
This Labor Day weekend, people will likely flock to the beaches along Michigan’s coastline to get in a few final...
How the Pandemic Is Affecting Our Finances and Ability to Plan for the Future
We’re living through one of the worst economic crises America has ever experienced. "This is becoming a tale of two...
State of Michigan Will Partner with City To Run Detroit’s November Election
Michigan Secretary of State Jocelyn Benson says her office will join forces with the Detroit City Clerk's office to oversee...
Flu Season Is Here, This Time During A Pandemic. Here’s What to Know.
As the weather cools off in Michigan, public health experts and government officials are gearing up for flu season. This...
Why Michigan’s Recreational Marijuana Industry Isn’t Helping Those Harmed by Drug Policies
Michigan is still grappling with how to implement its new legal recreational marijuana market. And it turns out during the...
Is There A GOP Without Trump?
Last week’s Republican National Convention made headlines for its lack of a party policy platform. "Most voters are far less...
Michigan’s Air Quality May Be Worse Than We Know
Many area residents are familiar with the often-repeated phrase that 48217 – an area of Southwest Detroit — is Michigan’s...
Michigan’s 26-Year-Old School Funding Law Hasn’t Fixed Disparities
It’s been 26 years since Michigan voters approved a new way of funding schools. One of the goals of Proposal...
