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Lucky Strike Mobile Bowling Alley Detroit Southfield
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Southfield Entrepreneur Launches Bowling Alley On Wheels During The Pandemic

Laura Herberg December 15, 2020

Laura Herberg/WDET A black semi truck is parked in front of a nondescript office building in Southfield on a recent...

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UAW PIcket Line Strike GM Hamtramck Assembly 6.
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Federal Prosecutors and United Auto Workers Union Reach Settlement Over Corruption Probe

Alex McLenon December 15, 2020

Federal prosecutors and the United Auto Workers union (UAW) have reached a tentative settlement to address wide-spread corruption issues within the organization. It’s...

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State Capitol Dome Lansing Legislature House Senate 1/30/2020
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Capitol Safety Problems Put Critical Bills, Transparency in Jeopardy

Cheyna Roth, Jake Neher December 14, 2020

As the Legislature tries to pass important bills in its last scheduled week this year, a number of lawmakers, staffers, and...

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Detroit Factory c. 1914-1918 Library of Congress 4.12.17-jn
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Black Labor Has Built America Through Centuries

Detroit Today December 11, 2020

In the ongoing reckoning over race in America, many of the conversations in this moment are forward-focused. While striving for...

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Electric car battery
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Cadillac Dealers’ Revolt Could Juice Electric Vehicle Sales

Quinn Klinefelter December 10, 2020

The Michigan state Senate is set to consider banning automakers from selling electric vehicles directly to customers and bypassing dealerships....

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University Lecture Hall educationusa.state.gov 5/6/2019
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Forgiving Student Loans Won’t Fix the Root Cause of the Student Debt Crisis

Detroit Today December 9, 2020

President-elect Joe Biden recently came out in support of legislation for COVID relief that would include forgiving $10,000 in student loan...

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Stock photo of inside a bar.
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Oakland County Makes Financial Aid Available to Bars and Restaurants

Alex McLenon December 7, 2020

Oakland County is launching a restaurant relief program for dining establishments impacted by COVID-19 shutdowns, which have been extended through December...

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Rep. Andy Levin Mackinac 2019 3 5/29/2019
  • Detroit Today with Stephen Henderson
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Levin Says COVID Relief Package Will Include Lots of “Half-Loaves”

Detroit Today December 7, 2020

The country is in the worst shape it's been in since the pandemic hit in the spring. Nationally, cases and...

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"Waging Change" Documentary
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“Waging Change” Doc Shines Light on Tipped Workers, Who Make $3.67 An Hour In Michigan

Ryan Patrick Hooper December 4, 2020

The minimum wage for tipped workers in Michigan is $3.67. Starting in January 2021, that will go up to $3.75....

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Rep. Haley Stevens Mackinac 2019 4 5/29/2019
  • Detroit Today with Stephen Henderson
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Rep. Haley Stevens Says She’s Optimistic About COVID Relief Package

Detroit Today December 4, 2020

Although the pandemic is reaching it's worst stage since the spring, Congressional efforts to provide economic relief to Americans and...

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Marijuana DEA.gov 8/12/2019
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Michigan Marijuana Booming Amid COVID-19

Detroit Today December 3, 2020

Businesses across Michigan have been suffering throughout the pandemic, but there’s at least one industry in Michigan that is reaching...

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Empty Chairs at Restaurant
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Michigan Bars and Restaurants Shutdown Indoor Dining Service for Three Weeks

Alex McLenon November 17, 2020

Indoor dining services around Michigan have come to a halt. The mandatory freeze is part of a statewide shutdown order issued in response to rising in COVID-19...

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