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The Digital Divide in Detroit: How the City is Working to Bridge the Gaps

Eli Newman June 28, 2021

Detroit’s digital divide has challenged the city for years and during the pandemic, the need to access computers and the internet...

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Michigan Legislature to Return to Capitol with Goal of Adopting State Budgets

Rick Pluta June 28, 2021

The Legislature is back in Lansing this week with the primary goal of wrapping up the state budget. That includes...

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Flooding Has Become All Too Common in Southeast Michigan, But Aging Infrastructure Remains the Same

Detroit Today, Nora Rhein June 28, 2021

Across Southeast Michigan, communities are reeling from the destruction caused by severe storms over the weekend. Images of flooded basements and cars...

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Governor Whitmer Declares State of Emergency in Wayne County to Deal with Flooding

Jerome Vaughn June 26, 2021

Gov. Gretchen Whitmer declared a state of emergency Saturday for Wayne County after six inches of rain hit parts of...

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Chauvin Gets 22 1/2 Years in Prison for George Floyd’s Death

Associated Press June 25, 2021

MINNEAPOLIS (AP) — Former Minneapolis police Officer Derek Chauvin has been sentenced to 22 1/2 years in prison for the...

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Explore the Recent Improvements at These Detroit Parks You May Not Know About

Laura Herberg June 25, 2021

Summer is here, which means more people are going to be spending time outdoors in backyards and parks. There are...

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Books to Add to Your Summer 2021 Reading List

Detroit Today June 25, 2021

These long summer days provide us with the perfect opportunity to dive into a new book. " explores how our lives...

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New Podcast “I’m Kind of a Big Deal” Amplifies the Stories of People with Dwarfism

Amanda LeClaire June 25, 2021

When Detroit native Christophe Zajac-Denek was born, the doctors told his parents that he would likely never lead a normal life....

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Joshua Henry on the Joys of Working with Lin-Manuel Miranda and his Debut EP, “Guarantee”

David Leins June 25, 2021

Subscribe to Ann Delisi’s Essential ConversationsiTunes — Stitcher — SpotifyJoshua Henry is an award-winning singer, songwriter and performer whose talent and dedication to his craft...

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Many People Are Quitting Their Jobs. Here’s Why That’s Not Necessarily a Bad Thing.

Detroit Today, Nora Rhein June 25, 2021

This economic period has been dubbed “The Great Resignation” due to the millions of people quitting or changing their jobs during...

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Palmer Park’s Log Cabin Day Returns, With COVID-19 Health and Safety Precautions

Pat Batcheller June 24, 2021

A summer tradition returns to Detroit on Sunday. Log Cabin Day celebrates the history of the city's Palmer Park and...

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Supreme Court NCAA Ruling a Win for Student Athletes, But Educational Benefits Remain Undefined

Detroit Today, Nora Rhein June 24, 2021

The Supreme Court unanimously ruled that the NCAA must allow their student athletes to receive education-related compensation for their athletic...

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