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Candidates Tap Into Anger, Fear Over Trade Policy In The Presidential Election

Detroit Today August 23, 2016

NOAA The presidential cycle this year has been unique in how little of the debate is focused on real policy...

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Overhaul In The Works For Michigan’s Opioid Tracking System

Cheyna Roth August 19, 2016

United States Marine Corps Opioid tracking in Michigan is getting an overhaul in the future. A state task force has...

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Stroh’s Looks To Tap Into Michigan’s Craft Beer Market With Return To Detroit

Detroit Today August 19, 2016

“I like to say there’s this dormant love for Stroh’s. The people just needed a reason to re-engage with us,”...

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Flooding Brings Black Mold to Metro Detroit

Quinn Klinefelter August 18, 2016

The heavy rainfall that recently drenched Metro Detroit brought with it one typical result: Flooding. Especially flooding in numerous people’s...

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Judge Rules Company had Right to Fire Transgender Employee

Quinn Klinefelter August 18, 2016

A federal judge says a Metro Detroit funeral home did nothing illegal when it fired a transgender employee who sought...

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How Far Will Flint Investigation Go?

Detroit Today August 17, 2016

Thousands of people affected by lead-tainted water. Millions of dollars spent on repairs and the investigations. Nine people charged to...

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“Detroit’s Jewelry Box” To Become Extended Stay Hotel

Amanda LeClaire August 17, 2016

The Metropolitan Building in Detroit will undergo a major rehab after developers announced plans for an extended-stay hotel. Dan Austin...

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Perceptions of Detroit Continue to Improve

Amy Miller August 17, 2016

Attitudes about Downtown Detroit have apparently improved for the second year in a row. A survey released yesterday by the...

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Vacant Buildings Become Indoor Farms

Bre'Anna Tinsley August 16, 2016

Indoor farming is gaining traction in Detroit. Using vertical shelving and hydroponic systems, entrepreneurs are turning abandoned buildings into greenhouses...

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Chain Restaurants Are Popping Up All Over Downtown Detroit

Detroit Today August 16, 2016

Jake Neher/WDET It was only a matter of time before the chain restaurant renaissance took hold in Detroit, says Metro Times...

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Growing Business And Community on Michigan Avenue in SW Detroit

Detroit Today August 15, 2016

The stretch of Michigan Avenue running through Southwest Detroit is one of the city’s most diverse and burgeoning neighborhoods. It’s...

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Must Detroit Shrink to Survive?

Quinn Klinefelter August 15, 2016

Dawn Uhl-Zifilippo/WDET   When the city of Detroit emerged from the nation’s largest-ever municipal bankruptcy almost two years ago it...

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