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Detroit unveils list of 1,375 properties targeted for demolition

By Louis Aguilar | January 15, 2021

The city releases the first wave of blighted homes slated for demolition under Detroit’s Proposal N, approved by voters in November.

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Martin Luther King Jr. left a legacy in Detroit. Here’s how to celebrate it.

By Louis Aguilar | January 16, 2021

Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. has a rich legacy in Detroit that is celebrated each year on the federal holiday. To continue the tradition, here’s a list of pandemic-proof MLK events both online and in-person.

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Podcast: Detroit journalist on his bid for city council

By Orlando Bailey | January 14, 2021
In Partnership With Authentically Detroit

Former Detroit investigative journalist M.L. Erick answers questions about his role in the media and his city council candidacy representing the east side’s fourth district.

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Housing advocates call on Gov. Whitmer, Detroit leaders to repay overtaxed homeowners

By Nushrat Rahman | January 14, 2021
In Partnership With Detroit Free Press

Housing advocates on Wednesday evening called on Gov. Gretchen Whitmer and local leaders to investigate inflated property taxes in Detroit and provide options for over-assessed homeowners to get a refund.

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Report: Michigan’s food insecurity problem only got worse during COVID-19 pandemic

By Nushrat Rahman | January 14, 2021
In Partnership With Detroit Free Press

An advisory group to Gov. Gretchen Whitmer tasked with identifying the causes and scope of food insecurity in Michigan — particularly as the COVID-19 crisis has exacerbated the problem — made several recommendations intended to address the issue.

Detroit asks residents for input on the city budget. Will they be heard?

By Bryce Huffman | January 13, 2021

Detroit issued a survey and is hosting meetings to ask residents to help define budget priorities. Residents wonder if their voices matter.

Emergencies and Risks (COVID-19)

Detroit encourages 75-year-olds to get coronavirus vaccine

By Olivia Lewis | January 13, 2021

The City of Detroit began vaccinating residents 75 and older on Wednesday at the TCF Center. Qualified residents can call 313-230-0505 to book an appointment.

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First Person: I am a student Black Lives Matter activist. The Capitol insurrection didn’t surprise me.

By Ama Russell | January 12, 2021

Your disbelief is not enough. If “shocked,” “surprised,” or “blown away” are words that describe your reaction to white domestic terrorists not being held accountable, then this much is clear: Your privilege is showing.

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Detroiters applaud new criminal justice laws, say more needs to be done

By Olivia Lewis | January 12, 2021

Detroiters applaud mass bipartisan efforts to reform the state’s criminal justice system, but want more support for education and workforce training.

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Latino contractors seek bigger piece of southwest Detroit’s building boom

By Martina Guzmán | January 11, 2021

Word-of-mouth referrals and neighborhood work can keep Spanish-speaking builders busy, but many now aim for bigger jobs. An industry-focused group is helping them make business plans and grow.

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Michigan families receiving SNAP benefits, food banks will get boost from stimulus package

By Nushrat Rahman | January 10, 2021

More than a million Michiganders using SNAP will see extra benefits loaded onto their Bridge cards while food banks await more federal support.

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    In this hour, a conversation between Producer Jake Neher and State Sen. Jim Ananich about the legal developments surrounding charges in the Flint Water Crisis. Plus, New York Times reporter Lisa Friedman and environmental law expert Nick Schroeck join Stephen Henderson for a look ahead at what to expect from Biden's climate team.

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    In this hour Stephen Henderson discusses the latest in the Flint Water Crisis and impeachment with Congressman Dan Kildee. Plus, author and philosophy professor Jason Stanley on fascism, propaganda and the state of America.

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  • Congresswoman Rashida Tlaib, #BlackHomesMatter and Biden's Plans for Criminal Justice Reform

    In this hour Stephen Henderson speaks with Congresswoman Rashida Tlaib about what’s happening in Washington and also about an effort she’s involved in locally to protect home ownership for black Detroiters who face tax foreclosure. Professor Bernadette Atuahene joins in as well. Plus, Washington Post reporter Tim Craig on what to expect from the Biden administration’s efforts to fight systemic racism and inequality.

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  • MI SOS Benson; A Look At COVID Vaccine Rollout in Michigan

    In this hour Stephen Henderson talks with Secretary of State Jocelyn Benson about a big change to the structure of government in our state - the independent redistricting commission that will draw congressional and legislative lines, a job that used to be left to politicians. Plus, Chad Livengood of Crain's Detroit Business on the slow rollout of vaccines in Michigan and how to get the process going.

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