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Think You Know How To Fix The Roads? Now’s Your Chance to Prove It

Detroit Today April 10, 2019

Jake Neher/WDET There are at least two things that are universal about living in Southeastern Michigan -- we all drive on...

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Canton Ford Haggerty intersection 1
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Canton Tries to Cure Crash-Filled Crossroads

Quinn Klinefelter April 9, 2019

Like many in Michigan, residents in Canton Township say they have no bigger concern than the state of the roadways....

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A row of houses in Highland Park
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Foreclosure Limbo Especially Tough on Renters

Detroit Today April 9, 2019

Jake Neher/WDET Wayne County has finalized its list of properties headed for tax foreclosure this year, opening a season of...

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Dare to Struggle Dare to Win 4/9/2019
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“Dare to Struggle, Dare to Win” Looks at Rise, Fall of Brutal Detroit STRESS Police Unit

Detroit Today April 9, 2019

Jake Neher/WDET Just a few years removed from the 1967 Rebellion, a new police unit appeared on the streets of...

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U.S. Capitol Washington DC Congress 2
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Is Congress Doing Its Job?

Detroit Today April 8, 2019

  NPR Everyone in America loves to hate Congress and over the years, congressional approval has reflected that. Right now,...

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Michigan Supreme Court
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MichMash: Will MI Supreme Court Offer Clarity on Minimum Wage, Sick Leave Laws?

Cheyna Roth, Jake Neher April 5, 2019

WDET Digital The Michigan State Supreme Court has agreed to hear arguments about Michigan’s minimum wage and paid sick leave...

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Governor Snyder Mackinac
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Flint Water Lawsuit Against Former Governor Rick Snyder Moves Forward

Detroit Today April 4, 2019

Jake Neher/WDET This week, a judge reinstated Gov. Rick Snyder as a defendant on a lawsuit filed by Flint residents...

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The Flint Water Plant water tower in Flint, Mich.
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“Flint” the Play Brings Water Crisis to the Stage

Detroit Today April 4, 2019

Annamarie Sysling When we talk about the Flint Water Crisis, we talk a lot about politicians and public officials who...

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Rep. Dan Kildee (D-Flint Township) at a WDET event. Kildee announced Thursday, Nov. 16, 2023, that he would be retiring next year after the end of his sixth term.
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Congressman Dan Kildee Talks Flint Water Lawsuit, New PFAS Bill, Mueller Report

Detroit Today April 4, 2019

Dan Kildee The Flint Water Crisis is one of the biggest public health catastrophes we’ve ever seen in Michigan, or...

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Chaldean Deportation 2
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Court Opens Door to Deporting Iraqi Detainees

Quinn Klinefelter April 3, 2019

An appeals court says a federal judge in Detroit did not have the authority to stop Iraqis held in U.S....

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Oakland County Measles Outbreak 4/3/2019
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Measles Outbreak in Oakland County: Will This Change Attitudes Toward Vaccines?

Detroit Today April 3, 2019

Centers for Disease Control and Prevention As of April 2, there have been 34 confirmed cases of measles in Michigan...

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Pollution
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The Inequality of Air Pollution: Who Creates It and Who Breathes It In?

Detroit Today April 2, 2019

Jake Neher/WDET Last week’s news that the Detroit incinerator would close was cheered by environmental activists who had worked for...

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