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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

May 20, 2022 admin
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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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Oxford officials delay investigation into shooting

May 12, 2022 Eli Newman

  The school board in Oxford is delaying an investigation into the state’s deadliest school shooting. The district’s Board of...

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Malcolm X-inspired opera opens Saturday at Detroit Opera House

May 12, 2022 Nick Austin

Malcolm X was a minister, human rights activist and prominent Black nationalist leader who served as a spokesman for the...

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How the “big lie” came to be and why people still believe it

May 12, 2022 Sam Corey

President Joe Biden won the 2020 presidential election fair and square. But many people — including prominent Republicans — say...

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Litter is a significant problem in Detroit. Kids could be the solution

May 12, 2022 Amanda LeClaire

Springtime in Detroit means daffodils and apple trees are blooming, birds are returning – and plastic bags, bottles, pizza boxes...

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Detroit Evening Report: May 11, 2022: MSU economist becomes first Black woman to serve on Fed’s board of governors

May 11, 2022 Tia Graham

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

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Ukrainian author explains how Ukrainians are fighting for their land, history and culture

May 11, 2022 Sam Corey

It has now been months since Russia invaded Ukraine, and the war has turned into one of attrition — as...

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Detroit Evening Report, May 10, 2022: East Lansing officers identified in shooting at Meijer

May 10, 2022 Sascha Raiyn

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

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Detroit City Council approves Right to Counsel ordinance

May 10, 2022 Laura Herberg

  The Detroit City Council has unanimously approved the “Right to Counsel” ordinance. The legislation will pay for attorneys for...

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Why one political scientist believes Democrats can still win rural voters

May 10, 2022 Sam Corey

As the 2022 midterm elections approach, Democrats face the growing issue of electability in sparsely populated areas. Because of the...

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How a Democrat unseated a Republican in rural Kent County, MI

May 10, 2022 Sam Corey

Carol Glanville recently won in rural Kent County, Michigan, flipping the 74th House District seat, which has been held by...

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Progressive Art Studio Collective brings the arts to disabled adults in Detroit

May 10, 2022 Ryan Patrick Hooper

Alsendoe Owens, “Red Face” (2021), watercolor and marker on paper Progressive Art Studio Collective (PASC) program manager Anthony Marcellini says...

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Detroit-based HattieGirl Ice Cream is expanding throughout Michigan

May 9, 2022 Tia Graham

Hattie Girl Ice Cream is a Detroit-based manufacturer. It’s one of the only Black-owned ice cream distributors in the U.S....

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