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John Sherwood, left, and Scott Duck, both of the American Museum of Magic, stand beside the milk can used in Harry Houdini’s famous escape act. Duck holds a photo of Houdini performing the trick.
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Harry Houdini still haunts Detroit 100 years after his Halloween death

Quinn Klinefelter October 31, 2026

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Trump speaks to a crowd of supporters at Macomb County, marking 100 days into his presidency, April 29, 2025.
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The struggle to build trust in local elections is pushing this clerk into retirement | The Metro

Sam Corey, Robyn Vincent, The Metro October 27, 2026
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Margo Moon’s Shell Shock’D Tacos | CONTAINER on The Metro

Tia Graham October 26, 2026
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Uncommitted movement co-founder Abbas Alawieh runs for District 2 state senator

Nargis Rahman January 8, 2026

Abbas Alawieh is running for state senator in District 2. The newly drawn district includes Dearborn, Dearborn Heights and parts of...

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The Metro: ‘Default Day’ could save you money in the new year

Cary Junior II, The Metro January 8, 2026

In January, it's customary to establish resolutions or set goals for the year.  But behavioral economists believe we could do...

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Inside the Michigan Capitol building.
  • The Metro

The Metro: Power, money and silence — Michigan politics this week

Robyn Vincent, The Metro January 8, 2026

In Michigan, hundreds of millions of dollars that people are counting on remain frozen. Last year’s state budget included roughly...

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The Metro: Ford pivots on EVs as China becomes the world leader of electric car sales

Sam Corey January 8, 2026

 Ford is changing tactics again.  Last month, the company decided to pivot from its electric vehicle plans, and into...

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New children’s book series ‘Muslim Mavericks’ highlights Muslims around the world

Nargis Rahman January 8, 2026

The Muslim Mavericks is a new children’s nonfiction biography book series highlighting the contributions of Muslims across the world.The first...

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  • In The Groove

In The Groove: Yttling Jazz and Joshua Idehen, a belated birthday for Phil Lynott

Ryan Patrick Hooper January 7, 2026

New music from Yttling Jazz, Jill Scott, Kazdoura and more. Plus, a belated birthday party for Thin Lizzy front man...

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A patient gets a bandage after receiving a vaccine for influenza.
  • Detroit Evening Report

Detroit Evening Report: Flu cases on the rise

Jerome Vaughn January 7, 2026

Flu cases are on the rise across Michigan.  The U.S. Centers for Disease Control say the state has a “very high” level of doctors’ visits...

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The EMPWR coat is designed to function as both a coat and a sleeping bag, as shown in these two images.
  • The Metro

The Metro: Empowerment Plan supports unhoused people with creative solution

Tia Graham January 7, 2026

The Empowerment Plan has been in service to metro Detroit’s homeless population since 2012.  Empowerment Plan employs people living in...

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The Metro: Why Wayne State University is leaning into artificial intelligence

Sam Corey, The Metro January 7, 2026

Artificial intelligence is already shaping daily life, whether we’re ready or not. That’s caused celebration and concern.  It’s reducing the...

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  • The Metro

The Metro: How movies set in metro Detroit depict it

Cary Junior II, The Metro January 7, 2026

Michigan has been the setting for thousands of films. At one point, the state encouraged movie makers through incentives to...

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The cover of Such Great Heights shows a collage like image of a record, microphone and guitar like a bunch of balloons tied together.
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Such Great Heights: New book looks at ’00s indie rock explosion

Russ McNamara January 7, 2026

The music landscape has changed a lot since the turn of the 21st century. Not just styles, but how we...

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MI Local: Best of 2025’s live in-studio performances

Jeff Milo January 6, 2026

On MI Local, you'll often hear in-person interviews with a wide range of local artists. We also get quite a...

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