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Pride Flag in Hart PLAza 2
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PRIDE Flag Flies in Hart Plaza

Bre'Anna Tinsley June 6, 2017

Bre'Anna Tinsley/WDET Detroit is celebrating June as Pride Month with the raising of a rainbow flag in Hart Plaza This...

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State and Health Care Officials Call on Federal Government to Save Healthy Michigan

Cheyna Roth June 6, 2017

WDET/Laura Herberg State officials and health care providers called on Washington lawmakers to keep the state’s Medicaid expansion Monday. From...

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Michigan State Capitol Night 1-16-2017
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Lawmakers Will Look Into Allegations DHHS Supervisors Fudged Caseload Numbers

Rick Pluta June 6, 2017

Jake Neher/WDET State lawmakers say they will look into reports the Michigan agency that handles child abuse and neglect cases...

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TARDIS Library opening in Woodbridge Neighborhood

Ron Lyons Jr. June 6, 2017

Ron Lyons Jr On the corner of Vermont and Warren in Detroit, a blue phone booth stands tall as a free...

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Penske Vows to Keep Detroit Grand Prix at ‘Perfect’ Belle Isle Site

Quinn Klinefelter June 5, 2017

Dawn Uhl-Zifilippo/WDET The driving force behind the Detroit Grand Prix says the annual event held on Belle Isle will remain...

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State Capitol Dome March 2017
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Should Michigan Go the Way of Nebraska and Adopt Unicameral Legislature?

Cheyna Roth June 5, 2017

Jake Neher/WDET Revamping Michigan’s Legislature is the hot new talking point in Lansing. A likely gubernatorial hopeful announced a big...

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Flat Rock’s Ford Mustang Was World’s Best-Selling Sports Car in 2016

Jerome Vaughn June 2, 2017

A vehicle produced in Metro Detroit has become the world’s best-selling sports car. Ford says its Mustang now holds that...

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Canada Goose
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Sick of Canada Geese? Block Their Runway

Amy Miller June 2, 2017

"A lot of urban centers do not allow seasonal waterfowl hunting. And in fact, it’s the hunting activity that actually...

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Indy 500 Winner Heads to Detroit Amid Controversy

Quinn Klinefelter June 2, 2017

Dawn Uhl-Zifilippo/WDET This weekend the Indycar series, fresh from its marquee event, the Indianapolis 500, travels to Belle Isle for...

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ACLU First Amendment Campaign Arabic 6.1.17-jn
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ACLU of Michigan Ad Campaign Translates First Amendment In Arabic, Spanish

Jake Neher June 1, 2017

Jake Neher/WDET Officials with the American Civil Liberties Union of Michigan is launching an ad campaign this week the group...

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Flint Business Group Hopes to Attract Investment After Water Crisis

Jake Neher June 1, 2017

cityofflint.com The Flint Water Crisis has made it harder for the city to attract and keep residents. It’s no different...

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Detroit Mayor: “This is our history, and it’s something we still have to overcome.” [TRANSCRIPT, VIDEO]

Sandra Svoboda June 1, 2017

Detroit’s history of racial segregation is evident today as economic segregation between the city’s thriving and struggling neighborhoods, says Mayor...

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