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  • Politics, Government & Finance

MichMash: Should Michigan opt in to the federal education freedom tax credits?

Hernz Laguerre August 21, 2026

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A show that breathes at Grüna Gallery

Ryan Patrick Hooper August 21, 2026
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  • News
  • Secondary

Jerome Vaughn retires from WDET

Natalie Albrecht August 13, 2026
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  • Elections
  • News

US Senator Gary Peters endorses Haley Stevens

Russ McNamara, Sophia Valchine July 14, 2026

Outgoing US Senator Gary Peters is endorsing Congresswoman Haley Stevens in the Democratic primary for US Senate.  Peters described Stevens as an “outstanding” candidate...

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  • Community & Quality of Life
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In a liquor store parking lot, the Cass Corridor watches the World Cup

Ryan Patrick Hooper July 14, 2026

In Detroit, there’s always a lot of action in liquor store parking lots. Fender benders. Loitering. Impromptu barbecue pop-ups. Arguments...

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WDET Staff July 14, 2026

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  • News

Bridge Detroit, ProPublica investigate dust’s impact on a city neighborhood

Pat Batcheller July 14, 2026

Detroit’s Cadillac Heights neighborhood was once a thriving Black middle-class community. Today, parts of it are more industrial than residential.One...

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  • Visions with Kaleigh Wilder

Visions: Linda May Han Oh, Joy Harjo, new jazz underground and more

Kaleigh Wilder July 13, 2026

This week on Visions, I play a lot of my new music discovery. I feature brand new releases from the Kris...

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  • The Metro

The Metro: The Ann Arbor Art Fair sketches out a big weekend

Tia Graham, Haley Gavigan July 13, 2026

The Ann Arbor Art Fair will welcome nearly half a million visitors from July 16-18. There will be a thousand...

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  • Detroit Evening Report

Detroit Evening Report: Michigan Attorney General joins lawsuit to save school mental health funding

Nargis Rahman July 13, 2026

Several attorneys general filed a new lawsuit to prevent the U.S. Department of Education from terminating school-based mental health grants. Michigan Attorney Dana Nessel...

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  • Politics, Government & Finance

Debate Week recap with the Freep’s Nancy Kaffer

Russ McNamara, Sophia Valchine July 13, 2026

Michigan State Senator Mallory McMorrow suspended her campaign for U.S. Senate three days after earning an endorsement from the Detroit...

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  • News
  • Politics, Government & Finance
  • The Metro

The Metro: The Republican gubernatorial campaigns — and the shifts they signal about the party

Sam Corey, The Metro, Israa Harb July 13, 2026

After President Donald Trump took the country to war and raised costs, many Republicans are finding it difficult to campaign...

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  • Environment
  • Politics, Government & Finance
  • The Metro

The Metro: Why partisan politics makes it harder to keep the lights on in Michigan

Sam Corey, Owen Armentrout, The Metro July 13, 2026

Hundreds of thousands of Michiganders lost power over the weekend of July Fourth, prompting a conversation about the fragility of the...

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  • In The Groove

In The Groove: Thee Sacred Souls, Ian Fink, Grace Jones + more

Lilly Lynn Nguyen July 13, 2026

New music from Benjamin Booker, Thee Sacred Souls, Joe Armon-Jones, Ian Fink, and Yellow Days, alongside selections from Grace Jones, Dorothy Ashby, Mulatu Astatke, Underworld, and Father...

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  • News

Detroit’s city clerk says Trump administration is making false claims of problems at polling places

Quinn Klinefelter July 13, 2026

In recent weeks the U.S. Justice Department has repeatedly questioned the integrity of elections in Michigan.Justice officials noted that Michigan’s...

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