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Detroit’s child care industry is in crisis. There aren’t enough providers to meet the needs of Detroit families who could help ease the city’s labor shortage. But is help on the way?
A friendship sparked 30 years ago at a local radio station has paved the way for the founding of Common Chords, a Detroit-based nonprofit focusing on understanding diverse groups of people and creating connection between shared values using music.
Detroit Book City held a book fair that attracted Black writers from across the country.
More than 173,000 people in Michigan have applied for federal rent aid to avoid eviction and catch up on payments as the COVID-19 pandemic continues.
When bike lanes were installed in Detroit, reviews were mixed. More than five years later, residents have a new set of concerns and critiques.
On the one year anniversary of the assault on the United States Capitol by protestors, One Detroit Managing Editor Christy McDonald and contributors Stephen Henderson and Nolan Finley examine the aftermath of our democracy and the long term consequences of the events surrounding the 2020 election in a special one-hour episode.
One year after protesters stormed inside the United States Capitol Jan. 6 with hopes to attack the country’s electoral process, host Stephen Henderson sits down with 14th District Michigan Congresswoman Brenda Lawrence to recount how it felt to be inside the Capitol during the insurrection.
The City of Detroit is operating four warming centers with local nonprofit homeless service providers through March 31 to offer temporary relief when year-round shelters may be full.
A philanthropic foundation asked a group of Detroit youth how they would award $100,000 and they came back with an action plan.
Safe shelter is crucial for people fleeing domestic violence. But the acute shortage of affordable housing in Michigan makes it more difficult for survivors of abuse to find a home to call their own.