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Detroit’s Annual St. Patrick’s Day Parade Canceled For Second Year In A Row
Organizers decided to cancel the event for a second year in a row.
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Sound Mind Sound Body Detroit Youth Football Team Wins National Championship
The Detroit youth football team Sound Mind Sound Body has a big reason for celebrating.
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Michigan Bowling Alleys Sue State, Seek Compensation For COVID-19 Closures
A group of Michigan bowling alleys and roller rinks are suing the state over revenue lost during the pandemic.
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Increased Capitol Security Continues, No Protests Monday
Two days ahead of inauguration day the corner of Michigan Avenue and capitol in Lansing was quite uneventful.
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Demolition Begins Soon In Detroit For About 1,300 Vacant Properties
Mayor Mike Duggan says more than 1,300 properties will be in the first batch and Detroit-based companies are leading the way.
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GM Unveils New Logo To Brand Its New EV Future
General Motors announced Friday a major shift in its brand by a newly designed logo.
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Violent Crime Surged In Detroit In 2020
Violent crime is up in the city of Detroit, according to Police Chief James Craig.
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Former Nurse Starts Business To Encourage Other Nurses
Cat Golden, a pediatric nurse turned small business owner says sometimes even superheroes need a little encouragement.
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AT&T Providing Wi-Fi Access For K-12 Students
AT&T is chipping in $10 million to help provide K-12 students free Wi-Fi access.
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Former Lions Players Donate Food Boxes In Detroit
Three former players took part in an effort Monday to get food in the hands of those in need just in time for the Thanksgiving holiday.
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GM Expects Electric Cars To Cost Same As Gas Cars
General Motors says it expects the price of its electric vehicles to be the same as gas-powered cars within five years.
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2-Year-Old Giraffe Named Zara Arrives At The Detroit Zoo
2-year-old Zara was transferred from an Illinois zoo in an effort to help the preservation of the species.
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DTE Energy Announces $13M Relief Fund
The energy company says the funds will go to human service agencies to help families pay down past-due bills and get on a payment plan.
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Detroit Public Library, Neighboring Branches To Reopen With Restrictions
The Detroit Public Library is reopening the Main Library and six neighboring branches Sept. 28 with restrictions.
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Flying Cars, Air Taxis A Possibility For GM
General Motors confirms it is looking into the possibility of air taxis as part of its mission for zero crashes, emissions and congestion.
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Dearborn Church Apologizes After Pastor Compares BLM To Al-Qaida
The pastor of Divine Child issued a statement saying he was deeply sorry.
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CMU: Effective Immediately No More Than 25 People May Gather At Outdoor Events
Central Michigan University's new emergency order limits outdoor gathering in response to an increase of positive Covid-19 cases.
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19-Year-Old MSU Track Athlete Dies After Being Shot In Saginaw
Saginaw Police say 19-year-old Tony Martin was shot at a gas station early Sunday morning.
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Organizers Demand Detroit City Council Members Drop Charges Against Protesters
Protests against police brutality in the city have been going on for more than 45 days.
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Extreme Heat, Old Infrastructure Has Caused Over 80 Water Main Breaks In Detroit
Record heat isn’t the only thing breaking in the city of Detroit.
