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  • Detroit Today with Stephen Henderson
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Threats to Future Elections Are Real. Here’s What’s Being Done to Protect Democracy

Detroit Today November 8, 2021

Sunday marked one year since President Joe Biden was declared the winner of the 2020 presidential election. But, of course, that wasn’t...

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A view of the Ambassador Bridge
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Detroit City Council Rejects Land Swap Deal with Ambassador Bridge Owners

Meta Stange November 8, 2021

Detroit City Council voted down a deal for a land swap with the owners of the Ambassador Bridge 4-to-3. Matthew Maroun and...

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Kids in a Classroom
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U.S. Education Secretary Says Build Back Better Plan Transforms Schooling in Michigan

Quinn Klinefelter November 5, 2021

President Biden’s Build Back Better legislation continues to wind its tortuous way towards the Congressional finish line. In the face...

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Detroit Tree Equity Neighborhood
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  • Detroit Today with Stephen Henderson
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How Zoning Laws Drive Segregation, Inequality in Places Like Metro Detroit

Detroit Today, Nora Rhein November 5, 2021

Single-family zoning laws, or city ordinances preventing non-single-family homes from being built, created the image of the quintessential residential area we...

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Watch Live: Former Secretary of State Colin Powell’s funeral service

NPR November 5, 2021

Former Secretary of State Colin Powell's funeral is being held at the Washington National Cathedral. Watch as military and congressional...

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DRAFT Chestnut MICRC redistricting map November 2021
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After Outcry from Activists, Redistricting Commissioner Works to Create More Representative Map for Detroit

Russ McNamara, Dorothy Hernandez November 4, 2021

As the Michigan Independent Citizens Redistricting Commission continues to draw new legislative and congressional district maps, tensions are still high over what to do...

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Gov Gretchen Whitmer Tampon Tax presser
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Michigan Will No Longer Tax Tampons, Other Feminine Products

Associated Press, Dorothy Hernandez November 4, 2021

LANSING, Mich. (AP) — Michigan will no longer apply the 6% sales tax to tampons and other menstrual products under...

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U.S. Supreme Court
  • Detroit Today with Stephen Henderson
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U.S. Supreme Court Firearms Case Could Reshape Gun Control in America

Detroit Today November 4, 2021

The U.S. Supreme Court could decide a case this term that would have major implications for gun rights and gun...

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March for Our Lives protest
  • Detroit Today with Stephen Henderson
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  • Racial Attitudes

NPR’s Tim Mak Details the NRA’s Downfall in New Book “Misfire”

Detroit Today, Nora Rhein November 4, 2021

For decades, the National Rifle Association used its strong political influence and lobbying powers to block gun control legislation in...

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The Coleman A. Young Municipal Center.
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Detroit’s Top Attorney Is Hampering Independent Investigations, Oversight Official Says

Eli Newman November 3, 2021

The head of Detroit’s independent oversight office has filed a complaint with the state against Corporation Counsel Lawrence Garcia over alleged conflicts of interest, claiming the city’s lead...

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Detroit and State Lawmakers Take On Domestic Violence Amid Increase in Incidents

Sascha Raiyn November 3, 2021

Bills proposed in Lansing and an ordinance passed in Detroit last week take aim at the growing problem of domestic...

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Absentee Ballot Drop Box Voting Election Vote 2 jn
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House Dems Roll Out Election Bills, Offer Contrast to GOP Proposals

Rick Pluta November 3, 2021

Michigan House Democrats rolled out an agenda Wednesday to make voting easier, especially for voters who want to vote by...

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