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Detroit City Councilman Discusses His District and the Death of Policeman

Russ McNamara November 22, 2019

Roy McCalister Jr. is relatively new to Detroit City Council having been elected in 2017 to represent District 2, but he’s been...

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Reveal’s Aaron Glantz Says Those Profiting Off Housing Crisis Target Detroit, Other Michigan Cities

Jake Neher November 20, 2019

A gang of Wall Street kingpins, greedy investors and crooked banks have been stealing the American Dream by making it harder for people...

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Detroit City Council Rejects Duggan’s Blight Bond Proposal. Now What?

Eli Newman November 20, 2019

Detroit City Council voted down a proposal to add a $250-million blight bond question to the March primary ballot. The...

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Healthy Deer - Michigan
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As Critical State Funding Hangs In Balance, Michigan Lawmakers Go Hunting

Cheyna Roth, Jake Neher November 19, 2019

Lawmakers have left the state Capitol for a two-week break. This is the time of year that the Legislature typically...

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Miliken v Bradley Anti-Busing Protests
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The 1974 Supreme Court Ruling On Detroit School Busing That Worsened Segregation

Alex McLenon November 19, 2019

It’s the early 1970’s. The City of Detroit is still licking its wounds after the civil disturbance in July of...

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Trump Impeachment: Watch EU Ambassador Sondland, Career and Political Appointees Testify Live

WDET Staff November 18, 2019

The U.S. House of Representatives is holding open hearings in its impeachment inquiry into President Trump. All hearings will be...

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Expert Says Big Themes of Presidential Impeachments: “Treason, Bribery and High Crimes and Misdemeanors”

Detroit Today November 18, 2019

“It’s very intimidating.” Those were the words of former US ambassador to Ukraine Marie Yovanovitch as she testified in front...

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maureen miller brosnan
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Livonia’s First Female Mayor Sees Her Election Win As Continuation of 2018’s Pink Wave

Detroit Today November 18, 2019

Local elections around Metro Detroit earlier this month had significant outcomes in several cities. One of those cities is Livonia,...

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Doubt Looms Large Over Detroit Demolitions, as City Council Weighs Blight Bond Proposal

Eli Newman November 18, 2019

Detroit Mayor Mike Duggan made a big pitch to the city this fall: If residents vote “YES” on a $250-million...

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Eastpointe’s New Mayor Monique Owens Wants All Voices At Table

Detroit Today November 18, 2019

The city of Eastpointe has elected its first African American Mayor. Monique Owens assumes the position after serving on Eastpointe's...

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This Vintage Fire Truck Explains Why Center Line is Surrounded by Warren

Laura Herberg November 15, 2019

Center Line is a 1.7-square-mile city entirely surrounded by the city of Warren – Michigan’s third largest city as of...

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Michigan AG Seizes Records From City Officials Tied To ‘Make Your Date’ Scandal

Eli Newman November 14, 2019

Michigan’s Attorney General is seizing records related to a Detroit City Hall e-mail deletion scandal, according to a search warrant...

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