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Motivation is high among Detroiters to help on Election Day, in what is seen to be a historic election. Following a fiasco at the polls in the summer, thousands apply to assist in November.
The state is providing outreach to help people experiencing homelessness learn more about their voting rights, Michigan Secretary of State Jocelyn Benson announced Wednesday. This includes an online tool kit with information about voting, and training for advocacy organizations that serve homeless Michiganders.
Experts say a decrease in votes among Detroit voters helped Donald Trump win Michigan in 2016. Four years later, some Detroiters who sat out 2016 say they’re eager to vote this time around.
A new report finds that the U.S. Postal Service’s Detroit District had the worst on-time delivery rate of any region in the nation in the last period available. That’s increased some fears about the delivery of absentee ballots.
Three Detroiters who marched and protested in the 1960s and 70s give their thoughts on Detroit Will Breathe and the Black Lives Matter activists fighting for social change.
Detroit Mayor Mike Duggan, city and state officials joined developers on Monday to announce five housing projects selected for a federal low-income housing subsidy to build and preserve rental apartments in the city.
How block clubs and community centers in Detroit’s neighborhoods use everything at their disposal to mobilize voters and get them to the polls on Election Day.
A Detroit city council member proposed an ordinance that, if passed, would allow Detroiters to submit an application to rename their neighborhood.
With absentee voting expected to be the way most Detroiters will vote in the November election, a widespread effort is underway to avoid ballots being rejected due to mail delays.
What’s high school like in a pandemic? 3 local highschoolers share what’s changed. University of Michigan’s Javed Ali talks about domestic terrorism and the power of words.
City officials and developers broke ground Thursday on the Osi Art Apartments in Detroit’s Woodbridge neighborhood, where half of the units in the building will be reserved for affordable housing.