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  • 2017 Local Elections: How’s metro Detroit doing?
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Detroit Mayoral Candidate Coleman Young II: ‘We Need Leadership’ [VIDEO]

Detroit Today July 17, 2017

Jake Neher/WDET There is a familiar name running for mayor against Mike Duggan in Detroit, Coleman Young II. The son...

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Mackinac Bridge Walk
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Mackinac Bridge Making Security Plans for Labor Day Walk

Rick Pluta July 14, 2017

Mackinac Bridge Authority The operators of the Mackinac Bridge are warning there could be big traffic backups leading into the...

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New Public School Employee Retirement Plan to Take Effect Next Year

Cheyna Roth July 14, 2017

Jake Neher/WDET Gov. Rick Snyder has signed into law controversial changes to the state’s public school employee retirement system. Starting in...

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Are You Happy To Pay for Business Incentives If They Create Jobs?

Cheyna Roth, Jake Neher July 14, 2017

Office of state Sen. Dale Zorn Gov. Rick Snyder will soon decide if the state will give away $200 million in...

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  • Culture & Music
  • Detroit '67: A Reflection
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Don Was Talks Music of 1967 and Songs of Rebellion

Detroit Today July 14, 2017

Laura Weber Davis/WDET As we near the 50th anniversary of the uprising in Detroit in the summer of 1967, we’re...

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  • Detroit Today with Stephen Henderson
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Former GOP Lawmaker on Donald Trump Jr.’s Emails: “Wouldn’t I Do the Same Thing?”

Detroit Today July 14, 2017

Michigan House of Representatives This week has brought its fair share of bombshells related to the Trump campaign's relationship with...

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CuriosiD: What’s Happened at the State Fairgrounds?

Amy Miller July 13, 2017

Listener Jennifer Gulati is curious about the status of the Michigan State Fairgrounds at Woodward and 8 Mile.“I show American...

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  • Detroit Today with Stephen Henderson
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Are Tax Breaks for Big Businesses Worth the Jobs They’re Supposed to Create?

Detroit Today July 13, 2017

Jake Neher/WDET State lawmakers are sending $200 million in new tax incentives to Gov. Rick Snyder’s desk. Those incentives are meant...

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Tax Incentives for Big Businesses Head to Governor

Cheyna Roth July 13, 2017

Jake Neher/WDET State lawmakers passed legislation to give big tax incentives to a handful of large employers Wednesday. The bills...

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How “Red” or “Blue” are Michigan’s Political Maps and Election Results? [CHARTS]

Pat Batcheller July 13, 2017

Do Michigan's political maps give Republicans an unfair advantage in elections because of how the voting districts are drawn? It's...

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Judge Rules Iraqis Facing Deportation Must be Allowed Time to Plead Their Case

Quinn Klinefelter July 12, 2017

Eli Newman / WDET A federal judge in Detroit has ruled that he has the jurisdiction to temporarily halt the...

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State Superintendent Expects ‘Tough Negotiations’ on Help for Failing Schools

Rick Pluta July 12, 2017

Michigan Department of Education Michigan’s education chief forecasts some contentious negotiations with federal officials on the state’s plans for identifying...

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