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Highland Park City Council August 3 Primary Candidate Guide

WDET News July 21, 2021

The August 3 primary is fast-approaching. Get to know the candidates running for local office in your community with 101.9...

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Dearborn City Council August 3 Primary Candidate Guide

WDET News July 21, 2021

The August 3 primary is fast approaching. Get to know the candidates running for local office in your community with...

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Despite Canadian Easing, U.S. Extends Land Border Restrictions

Associated Press July 21, 2021

The United States Government on Wednesday extended the closure of the land borders with Canada and Mexico to non-essential travelers...

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Dearborn Mayor August 3 Primary Candidate Guide

WDET News July 21, 2021

The August 3 primary is fast approaching. Get to know the candidates running for local office in your community with...

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Michigan Legislature Kills Law Whitmer Used for COVID-19 Restrictions

Associated Press July 21, 2021

LANSING, Mich. (AP) -- Republican lawmakers on Wednesday killed a law that underpinned coronavirus restrictions issued by Gov. Gretchen Whitmer in...

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Michigan’s Vaccine Lottery Isn’t Working. Here’s Why.

Detroit Today, Nora Rhein July 21, 2021

Michigan's vaccination rate has continued to slow this month, despite the hope and hype surrounding the state's new vaccine lottery....

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Former Detroit Police Chief James Craig All But Launches Michigan Governor Campaign

Associated Press July 21, 2021

LANSING, Mich. (AP) -- Republican ex-Detroit Police Chief James Craig all but launched his campaign for governor on Wednesday, seeking to...

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“White Boy Rick” Richard Wershe Jr. Files Lawsuit Against Former Law Enforcement Officials

Alex McLenon July 21, 2021

Richard Wershe Jr., also known as White Boy Rick, filed a lawsuit Tuesday seeking $100 million, claiming former Detroit Police Department and FBI...

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Psychiatry Professor Explores Intersection of Mental Illness and Mass Incarceration

Detroit Today July 21, 2021

The U.S. has the highest incarceration rate in the world, with around 2 million people locked away any given year. There...

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Racial Equality and the U.S. Constitution: Scholars on Shortcomings That Need to Be Addressed

Detroit Today July 20, 2021

The WDET Book Club is continuing its discussions about the U.S. Constitution to better understand how the document influences our daily...

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What You Need to Know About Early Voting and Drop Boxes for Detroit’s Aug. 3 Primary Election

Laura Herberg July 20, 2021

An election is underway in Michigan. People who are registered to vote absentee or who want to cast their ballot...

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New Podcast Looks at Thin Line Between Legitimate Business and Scams in Michigan

Cheyna Roth, Jake Neher July 19, 2021

One Michigan company has made millions of dollars soliciting small businesses in Michigan and elsewhere despite decades of complaints from consumer...

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