The narrative film explores the roots of vaccine skepticism, weaving a tale of trust and trauma through a family history.
Civic and Community Information
Animal-keeping ordinance finally in the pipeline for Detroit
More than 100 people joined an online presentation from Council Member Tate’s office on a proposed animal keeping ordinance.
‘The Chinese Lady,’ Rose Morton’s ancestry, ‘GOSPEL’ series, Kevin Stewart, Weekend events | One Detroit
“The Chinese Lady” makes its Michigan premiere. Rose Morton learns about her ancestry. Henry Louis Gates, Jr.’s “GOSPEL” series. Plus, some upcoming events.
Contract aims to erase $700 million in medical debt for 300K Wayne County residents
Wayne County is evaluating a two-year, $5 million contract with RIP Medical Debt. Officials say it could wipe out debts for upwards of 300,000 residents
Detroit People’s Food Co-op opens May 1
The grocery store will offer fresh produce, bulk foods, a prepared deli section with limited seating, beverages and other items commonly found at grocery stores.
Report: Detroit’s use of tax incentives unlikely to end soon
Detroit is faced with a choice between offering tax incentives or risk missing out on potential growth, according to a new report for the Citizens Research Council of Michigan.
Once-vibrant Chaldean Town may become future solar farm
In its heyday in the 1960s and 1970s, Detroit’s Chaldean Town was the first stop for thousands of Chaldeans immigrating to the United States.
‘GOSPEL’ docuseries, Techno pioneer Carl Craig, 2024 Sphinx Competition winner | American Black Journal
Kick off Black History Month with a look at three music genres and their connection to the African American experience. “GOSPEL” producer/director Stacey Holman discusses the new PBS docuseries featuring Henry Louis Gates, Jr. Pioneering techno producer Carl Craig talks about techno’s African American roots in Detroit. Plus, a performance by 2024 Sphinx Competition Senior Division winner Nathan Amaral.
Energy efficiency in Michigan: What to know
Saving energy reduces the amount of fossil fuels burned for power and saves money. Here’s your Planet Detroit guide.
When to file Michigan state taxes and what’s new in 2024
Among changes this year, some Michiganders could see more money on their tax return this season after Gov. Gretchen Whitmer authorized an Expansion of the Earned Income Tax Credit.
