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The Metro: A new focus on sex, gender and emotions in Michigan classrooms

Sam Corey, The Metro December 10, 2025

What should teachers focus on when exploring sexual health with students? How should they broach sensitive subjects? What does it...

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The Metro: Why cities should focus on depopulation, not gentrification

Sam Corey, The Metro December 9, 2025

As Detroit has been changing over the last decade, one word has come up again and again to describe the...

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Detroit Evening Report: New life for the Packard Plant?

Nargis Rahman December 1, 2025

Packard Plant Detroit Mayor Mike Duggan and Mayor-elect Mary Sheffield announced plans to redevelop the vacant Packard Plant today. The former...

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The Metro: What it will take to prevent another wrongful conviction in Wayne County

The Metro, Robyn Vincent November 25, 2025

Eric Anderson spent nearly nine years behind bars for a robbery he did not commit. His conviction hinged on a...

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Detroit Evening Report: Air quality report shows impact of pollution in Dearborn

Nargis Rahman October 27, 2025

Dearborn's Department of Public Health published a report on its Air Quality Project. Health Director Ali Abazeed says over a million air quality...

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Russ McNamara interviews Rev. Solomon Kinloch in the WDET studio ahead of Detroit’s mayoral election.
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Affordable housing, lowering crime key to Detroit says candidate Kinloch

Russ McNamara October 8, 2025

Voting has begun in Detroit's mayoral election. Reverend Solomon Kinloch, a political newcomer, is taking on career politician and City...

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The Michigan Capitol is seen, May 24, 2023, in Lansing, Mich.
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Detroit Evening Report: Michigan avoids state shutdown as federal government closes

Jerome Vaughn October 1, 2025

State and national budget updatesMichigan leaders have avoided a state government shutdown, even though the governor has not yet signed...

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BREAKING: Multiple people shot at Mormon church in Michigan and shooter is down, police say

Associated Press September 28, 2025

GRAND BLANC, Mich. (AP) — Multiple people have been shot at a Mormon church in Michigan and the shooter is...

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The Metro: A lifeline is closing for trans teens at Michigan’s flagship hospital

The Metro, Robyn Vincent September 10, 2025

The University of Michigan is ending gender-affirming care for minors, leaving an untold number of families with fewer options and...

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Mackinaw Bridge scrap metal creations go global

Sophia Saliby September 6, 2025

Last Monday, tens of thousands of people walked across the Mackinac Bridge as part of an annual Labor Day tradition....

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Beatlemania lives on for 1964 The Tribute, renowned Beatles cover band

Jerome Vaughn September 5, 2025

It’s been more than 60 years since the Beatles arrived on the shores of the U.S. bringing the first wave...

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A rendering of the boulevard proposed to replace I-375. The image shows a boulevard with six to nine lanes, wide sidewalks, a two-way bicycle track and greenspace.
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The Metro: Could I-375 pause rekindle Detroit’s fight for real repair?

The Metro, Robyn Vincent September 4, 2025

I-375 is not just a concrete thoroughfare — it is a reminder of how Black neighborhoods were sacrificed, and how...

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