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The Metro: How a fake study shaped 25 years of pesticide policy

Robyn Vincent, The Metro February 17, 2026

When a government agency decides whether a chemical in your food is safe, where does the science come from? Most...

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The Metro: Paczki Day highlights Polish culture and history

The Metro, Cary Junior II February 17, 2026

For practicing Catholics, today is the last day to indulge in some of your favorite snacks and treats before lent—and...

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The Metro: How the Negro Leagues transformed baseball and American culture

The Metro, Cary Junior II February 17, 2026

The Negro Leagues are widely credited with revolutionizing baseball. The aggressive, scrappy, base-stealing style of play was an attraction for fans...

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The Metro: Fear is the new recession. How immigration enforcement is affecting small businesses

Robyn Vincent, The Metro February 16, 2026

Across the country, small businesses in immigrant communities are reporting the same pattern: customers are disappearing, workers aren't showing up,...

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The Metro: President Trump won’t regulate pollution. Can Michigan do that on its own?

The Metro, Sam Corey February 16, 2026

In 2023, Governor Gretchen Whitmer signed one of the most aggressive clean energy laws in the country — requiring Michigan...

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The Metro: Ann Arbor’s bid to dump DTE and go public

Robyn Vincent, The Metro February 12, 2026

If you live in southeast Michigan, chances are you have a DTE story — the kind where your food spoiled...

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The Metro: How connection strengthens community and civic life

The Metro, Cary Junior II February 12, 2026

Research shows that people who frequently socialize are more likely to participate in politics — to vote, attend meetings, and...

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The Metro: The pioneer who founded the Negro Leagues

The Metro, Cary Junior II February 12, 2026

Rube Foster was a pioneer in American baseball. His efforts in the early 20th century to organize Black baseball teams...

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The Metro: A 93-year-old pipe flooded Southwest Detroit. Now GLWA wants historic rate hike

Robyn Vincent, The Metro February 11, 2026

The price of water has been steadily rising in Southeast Michigan. Now, one of the steepest rate increases in the...

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In August and September of 2023, RTA set up booths at 11 events across the four counties and spoke with riders at three regional transit centers. Attendees were asked to place stickers on an interactive board to identify which of the goals and strategies they felt were the highest priorities.
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The Metro: Metro Detroit’s transit gap is wide. RTA’s plan to close it is slow by design

The Metro, Sam Corey February 11, 2026

In metro Detroit, the vast majority of residents live within a 10-minute drive of a grocery store. But if you...

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The Metro: The case for creating a greater Detroit

The Metro, Sam Corey February 11, 2026

Late last year, Rogelio Landin ran for mayor of Detroit on a simple platform: the city should annex some of...

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The Metro: ICE is destroying the America Sterling Heights Mayor Michael Taylor loves

The Metro, Sam Corey February 10, 2026

Across Michigan, city leaders and police chiefs are asking  the same question: how should they work with federal immigration officers?...

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