Community & Quality of Life Archives - Page 260 of 426

Amy Miller January 26, 2018

Stakeholders in Michigan’s medical marijuana industry appear eager to receive a state license now that the application period is open....

Detroit Today January 26, 2018

Two days ago Lou Anna K. Simon announced she would resign as president of Michigan State University after immense public...

Bre'Anna Tinsley January 24, 2018

tschoppi/Flickr The Detroit Health Department is giving out free Hepatitis A vaccines on Monday at the Samaritan Center. There has...

Amy Miller January 24, 2018

Governor Rick Snyder showed enthusiasm during his State of the State speech...this week...for the Pure Michigan marketing campaign and for...

Detroit Today January 24, 2018

Jake Neher/WDET In his final State of the State speech Gov. Rick Snyder used Detroit as an example of the success...

WNYC Radio January 22, 2018

Sexual harassment and gender discrimination have been met with a grassroots response in the #MeToo moment. In this climate, WNYC...

Quinn Klinefelter January 22, 2018

Jake Neher/WDET Some hospitals in Metro Detroit are banning youngsters from visiting in an effort to combat a deadly strain...

Amy Miller January 22, 2018

The story of Highland Park is one of a boom and bust economy. The 2.5 square mile enclave surrounded by...

Detroit Today January 19, 2018

Jake Neher/WDET Detroit will not be home to Amazon’s second North American Headquarters. The internet retail giant yesterday released its...

Amy Miller January 18, 2018

Residents on Detroit’s eastside should see the former City Sports Facility reopen sometime this year. The 75-thousand square foot complex...

Detroit Today January 18, 2018

Raquel Castañeda-Lopez In November 2016, Detroiters had two ballot measures competing for their vote. The first was was initiated by a...

Detroit Today January 17, 2018

University of Michigan Last night a suspected fireball meteor exploded through the atmosphere over Southeast Michigan. In the moments after, Metro...