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Overtaxation is top of mind for Detroit homeowners as property values rise

Eli Newman January 27, 2022

Last weekend, more than 600 people participated in an online public forum to discuss reparations for Detroit residents affected by...

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Detroiters may be learning to live with bike lanes

Pat Batcheller January 13, 2022

Detroit has more than 250 miles of dedicated bicycle lanes on its streets. The city has spent millions of dollars...

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Why Does Steam Sometimes Come Out of Manhole Covers in Detroit?

Laura Herberg December 29, 2021

While driving around downtown Detroit, have you ever noticed a plume of steam coming out of a manhole and wondered where it came...

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“One Night Without a Bed” Aims to Raise Awareness On the Youth Homelessness Crisis

Tia Graham December 16, 2021

Through its month-long “One Night Without a Bed” challenge, the Detroit Phoenix Center aims to raise awareness about the youth homelessness crisis. ...

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Tree Lighting Ceremony Returns to Campus Martius in Downtown Detroit

Tia Graham November 19, 2021

The annual tree lighting in downtown Detroit makes its return with visitors in attendance since the start of the COVID-19...

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Pope Francis Center Relocates to TCF Center to Meet Growing Need

Tia Graham November 15, 2021

The Pope Francis Center in Detroit has been serving the city’s unhoused population for 30 years. It all began when...

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Women of Color STEM Digital Conference Highlights Women in STEM Fields

Tia Graham October 8, 2021

The 26th annual Women of Color STEM Digital Conference is taking place at the TCF Center in Detroit through Saturday.  Monica...

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City of Detroit Reopens Four Recreation Centers After Being Closed for Over a Year

Tia Graham September 22, 2021

The City of Detroit is reopening four of its recreation centers this month. Many of the usual recreational programs such as swimming...

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Detroit Aims “To Make Sure That Everyone Has the Opportunity To Get Vaccinated,” Health Officer Says

Tia Graham August 18, 2021

The City of Detroit Health Department has been going door to door since June to inoculate anyone who wants to...

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Detroit Is Not Built to Handle Climate Change

Russ McNamara June 30, 2021

When flooding rains filled freeways and drenched basements across Metro Detroit in 2014, it was considered a 100-year flooding event....

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Author Bill Loomis Explores City’s Past in “Secret Societies in Detroit”

Ann Delisi April 25, 2021

Courtesy of the author Secret societies have a rich history in Detroit. In his latest book, "Secret Societies in Detroit,"...

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Michigan Science Center’s “Earth. Wind. Weather.” Exhibit Showcases the Planet’s Wild Phenomena

Tia Graham April 23, 2021

The new exhibition “Earth. Wind. Weather.” is the latest installation to take the Michigan Science Center (MiSCi) by storm. The exhibit, which is now...

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