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Vote Here Elections Polling Place Voting 11/5/2019
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Michigan March 10th Election: What’s On the Ballot and How to Vote In Metro Detroit

Shiraz Ahmed March 2, 2020

On Tuesday, March 10th, Michiganders will head to the polls to vote on the Republican and Democratic Presidential nominees. When...

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Detroit Music Madness
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Nominate Your Favorite Detroit Musician of All Time for WDET’s Music Madness Bracket

Meta Stange February 28, 2020

Update: Nominations for the 2020 Detroit Music Madness Bracket have been extended. Submit your nominations now. From the sweet soul of...

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Ann Lewis Vote Mural
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Latino Voters Might Determine Michigan’s Choice for President

Sascha Raiyn February 28, 2020

Michigan’s Latino voters could help determine whether the state as whole will choose a Democrat or Republican for president. That’s...

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Snowman
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School Closings for Feb. 27, 2020

Pat Batcheller February 27, 2020

Check this page frequently for updates February 27, 2020 is another school day for many children in southeast Michigan, though...

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2019 Novel Coronavirus
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Detroit Medical Center Prepares for Coronavirus Cases

Tia Graham February 26, 2020

The Detroit Medical Center is preparing for possible cases of coronavirus. DMC officials say the hospital has turned five rooms into...

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The Whitmer-Gilchrist Administration helped broker a tentative deal between the Great Lakes Water Authority (GLWA) and Highland Park last month to end a 10-year dispute over unpaid water bills.
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Highland Park Residents May See Water Debt Forgiven In Class Action Settlement

Laura Herberg February 26, 2020

A five-year-old class action lawsuit alleging the City of Highland Park improperly handled water utility bills has been settled. If a...

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Detroit Public Schools
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School Closings for Feb. 26, 2020

Pat Batcheller February 26, 2020

February 26 is a snow day for students across southeast Michigan. The National Weather Service is forecasting up to five...

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Freighters Ships Trade
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Former Obama Commerce Secretary Says Trump Tariffs Backfiring on U.S. Workers

Quinn Klinefelter February 24, 2020

President Trump says he’s imposed tariffs on a variety of foreign goods to even the playing field for U.S. industries...

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Detroit Arts Event Announcement
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Detroit Announces City Arts Plan Including Fundraising, Programming

Ryan Patrick Hooper February 20, 2020

The City of Detroit announced plans today to expand city hall’s support of local arts, culture and music initiatives, including...

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Stock photo of a prison.
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Senate Bill Would Count Prison Population at Home Addresses for Census

Eli Newman February 20, 2020

State Senator Sylvia Santana (D-Detroit) is trying to change how Michigan’s incarcerated population is counted this upcoming Census. "When it...

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The Lake Huron shoreline.
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Shoreline Erosion Isn’t Just Houses Falling Into Great Lakes. It Affects You Too.

Cheyna Roth, Jake Neher February 17, 2020

Water levels are rising along Michigan’s shorelines. It’s a fact that has dominated the headlines recently – including stories of people’s houses...

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Electric Vehicle Charging Station 2 7.6.17-jn
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Rep. Andy Levin Drives Towards Green New Deal with Electric Vehicle Bill

Eli Newman February 17, 2020

U.S. Rep. Andy Levin (MI-9) is introducing legislation to create a system of electric vehicle charging stations across the country....

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