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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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Bookstock is back for 2022

May 18, 2022 Amanda LeClaire
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A new Detroit ordinance will pay for lawyers for low-income people facing housing issues in court

May 17, 2022 Laura Herberg
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The 2022 Detroit Jazz Festival lineup highlights voices old and new

May 16, 2022 Ryan Patrick Hooper

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Michigan Supreme Court has questions for Whitmer on abortion lawsuit

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Detroit Evening Report, May 20, 2022: Michigan Legislature proposes more than $2.5 billion in tax cuts

May 20, 2022 Dorothy Hernandez

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Detroit artist explores how poetry and cooking can help us manage grief during difficult moments

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How photos tell the story of war in Ukraine

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Congresswoman Elissa Slotkin believes more should be done to negotiate lower gas prices

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Congresswoman Elissa Slotkin believes more should be done to negotiate lower gas prices

May 18, 2022 Nick Austin

Gas prices continue to rise in Michigan, hitting a new record high this week. These increases are occurring while oil...

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A look at Elon Musk’s attempted purchase of Twitter

May 18, 2022 Nick Austin

Elon Musk, who is by some measures the richest person in the world, says he wants to buy Twitter. But...

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Benson asks state Legislature for $100 million for election administration 

May 18, 2022 Russ McNamara

Election security is among the priorities heading into the upcoming election cycle, according to Michigan’s Secretary of State. Amid conspiracy...

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Tracked and Traced: How a ban on Chinese drones could set back wildfire fighting in the U.S.

May 18, 2022 admin

Listen and subscribe to Tracked and Traced: Apple Podcast — Spotify — NPR — Stitcher — Google Podcasts In this...

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Bookstock is back for 2022

May 18, 2022 Amanda LeClaire

After a two-year absence, Bookstock has returned to its longtime home in Livonia’s Laurel Park Place Mall. Since its founding,...

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Detroit Evening Report, May 17, 2022: In wake of Buffalo shooting, Biden says everyone has a role to play in fighting hate

May 17, 2022 Jerome Vaughn

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

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Michigan’s 1931 anti-abortion law cannot be enforced, judge says 

May 17, 2022 Russ McNamara

Michigan’s 1931 law that criminalizes abortion cannot be enforced, according to a Court of Claims injunction. On Tuesday, Court of...

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New Michigan report aims for state to be carbon neutral by 2050 – is it possible?

May 17, 2022 Sam Corey

The Michigan Department of Environment, Great Lakes and Energy has released the final draft of its ambitious climate plan. It’s...

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A new Detroit ordinance will pay for lawyers for low-income people facing housing issues in court

May 17, 2022 Laura Herberg

Toshiba Ford lives with her significant other in her mom’s townhouse on Detroit’s west side. Ford says the place has...

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Who watches the watchmen? Detroit Police remain on the job despite policy violations, crimes

May 17, 2022 Russ McNamara

After years of corruption and excessive use of deadly force, federal oversight of the Detroit Police Department ended in 2016....

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Michigan Parent Alliance for Safe Schools seeks return to mask wearing, other safety measures

May 17, 2022 admin

A Michigan organization is asking for a return to masking in schools. The request is part of a list of demands from...

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Detroit Evening Report: May 16, 2022: Gunman in Buffalo planned to go to one more location to keep shooting, police say

May 16, 2022 Sascha Raiyn

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

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