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Will New Regional Transit Plan Win Over Voters, Suburban Leaders?

Detroit Today March 19, 2018

Jake Neher/WDET It looked for a while like Southeast Michigan’s regional transit woes would get no opportunity for relief on...

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Inside Detroit’s Community Benefits Ordinance Meetings

Shelby Jouppi March 19, 2018

It's been a little more than a year since voters approved a new law that requires developers who want tax incentives...

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Was the First Year of Detroit’s Community Benefits Ordinance Successful?

Shelby Jouppi March 19, 2018

Detroit has a new law on the books requiring developers who want tax breaks for large projects to sit down...

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Detroit’s Community Benefits Ordinance Yields Hours of Dialogue and Almost No Community Benefits

Shelby Jouppi March 19, 2018

In 2016, Detroit voters approved one of the nation’s first community benefits ordinances. The new law requires developers  -- who...

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After School Walkouts, Will Lawmakers Do Anything About Gun Violence?

Cheyna Roth, Jake Neher March 16, 2018

Bre'Anna Tinsley / WDET Lawmakers in Lansing continue to debate legislation to crack down on gun violence. That’s as students...

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After Three Decades Michigan Chef Faces Day of Deportation Reckoning

Quinn Klinefelter March 16, 2018

cafegulistan.com The three-decade odyssey of a quiet Michigan chef slated for deportation, one who faces likely torture or death if...

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Juveniles “Caught” in the Justice System Featured on New Podcast

Detroit Today March 16, 2018

On any given night in America, 53,000 young people are in some form of lockup. And nearly 60 percent are black,...

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See Wayne County Executive Warren Evans’ Proposal for Regional Transit in SE Michigan [MAP]

WDET News March 15, 2018

Wayne County Wayne County Executive Warren Evans has unveiled his proposal to create a coordinated, connected regional transit system through...

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Actress, Social Activist Denise Nicholas: ‘These Kids…That’s What Gives Me Hope’

Detroit Today March 15, 2018

Jake Neher/WDET Actress Denise Nicholas was 19 in 1964 when she left home here in Michigan to join the Free Southern...

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What Will Hosting March Madness Games Mean for Detroit?

Detroit Today March 15, 2018

Jake Neher/WDET It’s mid-March, and that means cold weather, potholes, spring break and the best time of the year for many...

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State Superintendent Stepping Down to Focus on Cancer Battle

Rick Pluta March 15, 2018

Photo Courtesy of Dearborn Public Schools State schools Superintendent Brian Whiston is stepping down to concentrate on his battle with...

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Bills to Strengthen Sexual Assault Laws Clear State Senate

Rick Pluta, Cheyna Roth March 15, 2018

Jake Neher/WDET The state Senate passed legislation that sponsors say will increase the rights of victims of sexual assault. The...

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