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Barriers Remain for Disabled People as ADA Reaches 30 Year Mark

Quinn Klinefelter July 27, 2020

The Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) changed the nation’s landscape. It requires things like curbs that can accommodate wheelchairs and...

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MichMash: Campaigns Try to Reach Voters Without Touching Them During Coronavirus Pandemic

Cheyna Roth, Jake Neher July 27, 2020

With social distancing necessary to curb the spread of COVID-19, candidates have to get creative with reaching voters. "They can...

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Detroit City Council Narrowly Approves Duggan’s Blight Bond Proposal for Nov. Ballot

Eli Newman July 22, 2020

The question to put $250 million of Detroit taxpayer dollars towards home demolitions and renovations will be on the ballot...

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MichMash: Whitmer’s Mask Order Has Teeth, But Will Local Law Enforcement Bite?

Cheyna Roth, Jake Neher July 20, 2020

Gov. Gretchen Whitmer has been urging residents to mask up in order to slow the spread of COVID-19. She’s issued...

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Michigan’s Eviction Moratorium Expires Today, New Program Aims to Help Renters

Rick Pluta July 16, 2020

Governor Gretchen Whitmer’s moratorium on people being evicted from homes and apartments for non-payment of rent expired Thursday. It’s being...

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Critics Fault Henry Ford Hydroxychloroquine Study Methodology, Conclusion

admin July 15, 2020

A recent Henry Ford Health System study finding COVID-19 patients treated with hydroxycloroquine were less likely to die from the virus is drawing...

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Tax Day is Today. Don’t Get Defrauded by Scammers.

Quinn Klinefelter July 15, 2020

Even in the midst of a pandemic, one of the things that remains certain in life is taxes. The Internal...

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Oakland County Executive Dave Coulter Makes Case for First Full Term

Detroit Today July 15, 2020

Michigan’s state and local primary election is Aug. 4. There's still time to vote by mail for the Aug. 4th election....

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There’s Still Time to Vote by Mail in Michigan’s August 4th Election

Laura Herberg July 15, 2020

An election is coming up in Michigan on Tuesday, August 4th.  See more information on the Aug. 4 primary election here....

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Oakland County Prosecutor Challenger Says Racial Disparity Key Issue

Detroit Today July 14, 2020

Michigan's state and local primary election is Aug. 4. See more information on the Aug. 4 primary election here. Detroit...

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Manuel “Matty” Moroun, Owner of Ambassador Bridge, Dead at 93

Russ McNamara July 13, 2020

Corrected, July 14: This story previously contained a misspelling of the deceased's name in the headline and body text. It...

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Washington NFL Team
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What Washington’s NFL Team Name Change Means for Native Americans

Detroit Today July 13, 2020

After years of pressure from advertisers, Native American activist groups, and even the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office, the Washington...

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