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National Day of Racial Healing event “geared toward progress” and creating equitable systems

Sascha Raiyn January 18, 2022

The W. K. Kellogg Foundation has hosted its annual Day of Racial Healing for six years. The foundation’s president and...

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  • Detroit Today with Stephen Henderson
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  • Politics, Government & Finance

Liberals need to center race and class in political conversations, says Roosevelt Institute’s CEO and president

Detroit Today January 18, 2022

After ignoring the topic of race for a long time, there is a new debate emerging in Democratic political circles:...

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Michigan House cancels session amid COVID-19 surge

Rick Pluta January 18, 2022

COVID-19 is canceling votes and meetings this week in the Michigan House of Representatives. House Speaker Jason Wentworth said Monday...

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Michigan Democratic legislators to announce gun storage bill package

Colin Jackson January 18, 2022

Michigan Democratic legislators said Monday that they plan to introduce a bill package designed to encourage safe firearm storage. Sponsors...

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Kelley Miller lies in a stretcher as a nurse watches a first responder takes her vitals
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Quadriplegic woman taken to hospital after losing care due to Michigan’s auto no-fault law

Tracy Samilton January 17, 2022

The tragic consequences of Michigan’s new auto no-fault law continue to mount.  Republican leaders in the state Legislature promised to...

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University of Michigan Board of Regents fires President Mark Schlissel

Vincent Duffy January 16, 2022

The University of Michigan Board of Regents voted Saturday morning to remove Mark Schlissel as President of the University of...

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Michigan secretary of state and attorney general are investigating whether fake electors broke law

Rick Pluta January 14, 2022

State officials — including Secretary of State Jocelyn Benson and Attorney General Dana Nessel — say they’re looking into whether...

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U.S. Department of Health and Human Services deploys additional assistance to help Henry Ford Health System during the latest COVID-19 surge

Tia Graham January 13, 2022

A federal medical team will remain on-site for at least 45 days at Henry Ford Wyandotte Hospital due to a...

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Michigan unemployment agency director says state is attempting to recoup money from fraudulent claims 

Russ McNamara January 13, 2022

Billions in fraudulent unemployment claims paid out during the initial phase of the COVID-19 pandemic was the subject of a joint House and Senate Oversight...

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  • Detroit Today with Stephen Henderson
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The weird, wild and illuminating story of how a libertarian utopia was foiled by bears

Detroit Today January 13, 2022

Political identity and the ways we describe the way we see the world are changing in America. On the right...

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U of M Health urges patients to avoid emergency rooms and seek alternate options during latest surge of COVID-19

Tia Graham January 13, 2022

University of Michigan Health System is reaching capacity in its emergency rooms due to a fourth surge of COVID-19. According...

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Detroiters may be learning to live with bike lanes

Pat Batcheller January 13, 2022

Detroit has more than 250 miles of dedicated bicycle lanes on its streets. The city has spent millions of dollars...

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