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When Live Concerts Return, They Won’t Be The Same

LaToya Cross, Ryan Patrick Hooper May 8, 2020

Earlier this week, Missouri Governor Mike Parson laid out a plan that would allow live concerts to resume in his...

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Rep. Brenda Lawrence: “COVID-19 Has Been A Plague Over Our Country”

Detroit Today May 7, 2020

In an effort to stem the losses imposed by the coronavirus pandemic the federal government has already spent about six-trillion...

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What To Do If You Don’t Have Rent Money Right Now

Laura Herberg May 5, 2020

Rent payments for the month of May are past due, but no statewide relief has been offered for renters or...

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The Future of Retail Could Look A Lot Different In Detroit and Beyond

Detroit Today May 5, 2020

With storefronts across the country forced to close their doors to the public, retail is taking a huge hit from...

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Studies Suggest Link Between Air Pollution and COVID-19 Death Rates

Pat Batcheller May 4, 2020

Researchers in the U.S. and Italy are looking at whether people who live in places with high air pollution are...

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62% of Artists Are Out of Work. Relief Funds Can Only Fix So Much.

Ryan Patrick Hooper May 1, 2020

62% of artists in the United States are out of work.  Nearly all of them have experienced some income loss. ...

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Reps. Rashida Tlaib, Haley Stevens, Brenda Lawrence On Federal Response to COVID-19

Detroit Today April 30, 2020

The U.S. House was scheduled to meet next week, but has reversed course due to the threat of COVID-19. However,...

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Michigan Small Businesses Seek Relief From COVID-19 Downturn

Detroit Today April 27, 2020

Small businesses are facing substantial financial and emotional challenges amid the COVID-19 pandemic. "It’s not a luxury to have a...

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Sen. Gary Peters: Michigan’s Small Businesses Need More Help

Detroit Today April 24, 2020

Congress has approved a $484 billion spending bill to help stimulate the economy during the COVID-19 pandemic, with a majority...

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The American Class Struggle Playing Out Amid COVID-19

Detroit Today April 22, 2020

The novel coronavirus pandemic has exposed an acute and widening class hierarchy in American society.  Working class citizens are now...

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Despite Pandemic, Detroit’s Bus Drivers Keep Moving the Motor City

Eli Newman April 20, 2020

Eli Newman / WDET Mark Rains waits for the bus at the Rosa Parks Transit Center as an empty carriage...

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After COVID-19, Our Grief Is What Will Be Remembered

Stephen Henderson April 20, 2020

There have been times in our history when it has seemed we don’t all live in the same country.  Our...

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