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Ballot 6 DET
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Hamtramck mayoral race remains undecided

Emma George-Griffin November 5, 2025

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Hammoud stands in front of a backdrop of his campaign logo, speaking to the crowd gathered to watch the votes for Dearborn mayor come in.
  • Elections
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Dearborn elects Mayor Abdullah Hammoud for second term

Nargis Rahman November 5, 2025
Denzel McCampbell stands with a mic in hand at his election night gathering.
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Denzel McCampbell wins District 7 seat

Russ McNamara November 5, 2025
Gretchen Whitmer Face Mask
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Republican-Led Lawsuit Against Michigan Stay-Home Order Begins

Russ McNamara May 15, 2020

The extent of Governor Gretchen Whitmer’s powers during the COVID-19 pandemic were at issue in the Michigan Court of Claims...

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Construction
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COVID-19 Shut Michigan Down, But I-75 Construction Continues — With Precautions

Alex McLenon May 15, 2020

With road crews assigned to major projects designated essential by the State of Michigan, long term efforts to revamp I-75...

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Brian Foo (PRESS PHOTO)
  • Culture & Music
  • CultureShift

The Library of Congress Wants You to Remix America’s Cultural Legacy

LaToya Cross, Ryan Patrick Hooper May 15, 2020

Did you ever think the Library of Congress would invite you to make something new out of its vast collection...

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Heart Run (SOURCE PROVIDED)
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This Detroiter Ran 21 Miles to Send You A Heartfelt Message

Tia Graham May 15, 2020

Andrew Koper is a Detroiter and avid runner who decided to show a little love during the COVID-19 pandemic in a...

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Barney Ales, Motown (ADAM WHITE)
  • Ann Delisi's Essential Music
  • Community & Quality of Life
  • Culture & Music

Remembering Barney Ales, the Motown Man Who Kept the Bills Paid

Ann Delisi May 15, 2020

We all know Berry Gordy and the Motown records story, but there is part of the Motown's success that belongs...

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Bethune Elementary and Middle School EAA
  • Detroit Today with Stephen Henderson

Does Whitmer’s “Right to Literacy” Settlement Go Far Enough?

Detroit Today May 15, 2020

Years of legal wrangling over the conditions in Detroit public schools between the state and Detroit students has come to...

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Tom Wilson from Northwest NW Detroit 2 4.23.20-jn
  • Community & Quality of Life
  • Detroit Today with Stephen Henderson

Deceased Detroit Today Caller Tom Wilson’s Final Thoughts On the 2020 Election

Detroit Today May 15, 2020

Last month, Detroit Today paid tribute to our most loyal and dependable caller, Tom Wilson, who passed away from COVID-19....

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Hospital Equipment Unplash
  • MichMash
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DMC’s Sinai Grace, Under Fire for Body Storage Photos, Says State Not Investigating

Jake Neher May 14, 2020

The Detroit Medical Center's (DMC) Sinai Grace Hospital has been at the center of national attention due to photographs that...

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Empty classroom
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Whitmer Settles Detroit Students’ “Right to Read” Suit

Eli Newman, Sascha Raiyn May 14, 2020

Governor Gretchen Whitmer has settled a lawsuit over conditions created in Detroit schools while under state control. "This settlement does not...

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State Capital Protests
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Capitol Gun Debate in Lansing Intensifies Climate

Russ McNamara May 14, 2020

Between a Republican-led lawsuit against Gov. Gretchen Whitmer, armed protesters in the Capitol and violent rhetoric online, Michiganders might think there’s not a whole...

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Poems to See By 2
  • Culture & Music
  • CultureShift

Poetry Takes on New Life in the Comics of Illustrator Julian Peters

Amanda LeClaire, LaToya Cross May 14, 2020

Plough Books A fascination with  Arthur Rimbaud, a French poet-turned-arms dealer, rekindled Julian Peters' love for drawing comics and then...

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Kraftwerk CREATIVE COMMONS
  • Culture & Music
  • CultureShift

These Kraftwerk Tracks Changed Music — and Detroit — History

admin May 14, 2020

Kraftwerk co-founder Florian Schneider died on April 30 at the age of 73.   The group was one of the most...

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