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Detroit community members win groundbreaking settlement against discriminatory licensing of hazardous waste facilities
An agreement has been reached in a civil rights complaint filed by community members and environmental justice advocates against the Department of Environment, Great Lakes and Energy (EGLE) regarding the department’s disproportionate licensing of hazardous waste facilities in predominantly black and brown, lower-income communities. After years of sustained community...
New era of Saline football begins with lopsided victory over Brighton
SALINE – Kyle Short doesn’t want the story to be about him. The first-year Saline head football coach doesn’t want to be in the spotlight despite being tasked with taking over one of the state’s top programs after the departure of Joe Palka. If you purchase...
A car collection like no other sits in a giant garage in Livonia and is open to the public
Tucked away in an industrial section of Livonia, near Plymouth and Levan roads, sits a massive garage that houses about 115 classic cars, many of which are priceless family heirlooms, that hold historic relevance to one of the most famous men in NASCAR racing and the auto industry. In the...
Popular Flint & Now Detroit Sports Anchor Exits WXYZ
Jeanna Trotman, the energetic and insightful sports reporter loved by so many across Michigan is setting down the mic and hitting pause. Trotman is among the most loved and respected sports reporters ever to deliver the 'action' in Mid-Michigan. As the former sports director at WEYI/WSMH, the NBC & FOX in Flint, we were sad to see her leave for Detroit when she joined the sports team at WXYZ. She announced she will leave the station this week just as the Lions season gets underway.
Dearborn community honors pilot killed in crash with high school jersey retirement
DEARBORN, Mich. – A pilot killed in a plane crash had his jersey retired at Dearborn High School. Kevin Kreger, a 46-year-old man from Dearborn, died June 10 in a Washtenaw County plane crash. Kreger was an instructor flying with a 22-year-old University of Michigan student when the plane...
Jack White bashes Trump for use of 'Seven Nation Army' in campaign video
Detroit native and The White Stripes lead singer and guitarist Jack White took to Instagram Thursday to express his anger after one of the band's songs was used in a pro-Trump video without his permission. The video, which was posted to X by Trump's Deputy Director of Communications, Margo Martin, depicts Trump walking up stairs to board a plane while a clip of "Seven Nation Army" plays, along with the caption: "President @realDonaldTrump departs for Michigan and...
Funding For Detroit Black Sports-Talk Radio Station Dries Up, Ending Brief Run
"Sports Rap Radio," the first all-Black sports-talk radio station in the nation, which broadcast on WXYT 1270-AM, has run out of funding after less than three monthss and is off the air, the Detroit News reports. The News reports:. Rob Parker, a former Detroit News sports columnist, said Thursday in...
Parents outraged over blighted building near Nolan School in Detroit
DETROIT – I received so many calls and emails recently from concerned parents and even a few school leaders at Nolan Elementary-Middle School. I understand why they are mad as hell!. The school year is getting underway, and the big, scary danger is still sitting across the street. It’s...
Michigan Zoo Asking For Money In Order To Vote For New Baby Gorilla Name
For the first time in the Detroit Zoo's 96-year history, a mother gorilla has welcomed in a new baby, a little girl gorilla. To celebrate, the zoo is asking for the communities' input as to what to name the new baby. Unfortunately for those who had the big brain move to say "Prince Harambe," sadly, the Detroit Zoo has narrowed the names down already.
EMU's newest student housing complexes officially open
Eastern Michigan University cut the ribbon Wednesday on its two new student housing apartment buildings. Lakeview and Westview Apartments were built as part of EMU’s Welcome Home 2025 plan to bring several parts of campus into the modern age. Student body president and resident Hamza Dajani says he’s very...
Detroit Equity Action Lab has some of the flavor and touch of Conant Gardens from Asandi Conner
Asandi Conner’s journey with the Detroit Equity Action Lab and Wayne State University is one that unfolded in ways she never anticipated. Growing up in the historic Conant Gardens on Detroit’s Eastside and proudly graduating from Osborn High School, Asandi’s early years were steeped in writing and fueled by a dream of becoming a newscaster—a dream that naturally transitioned into a passion for journalism. As a student at Wayne State University, she chronicled the Black student movement’s efforts to establish a Black studies department, honoring esteemed professors like Dr. Gloria House, affectionately known as Mama Aneb.
Detroit introduces program that pays for repairs to prevent flooding
DETROIT – Cecily Warren won’t have to worry during the next major rain event. “Every time it rains, you know you’re thinking, oh my God, are we going to go through this again? So, this puts me a bit at ease,” said Warren. Warren is the...
Sheriff’s Office: Coworker Stabs Coworker in Bedford Twp.
Bedford Twp., MI – The Monroe County Sheriff’s Office is reporting a stabbing that took place in Bedford Township. Sheriff Troy Goodnough said in a news release that the felonious assault occurred in the 71 hundred block of Crabb Road at around 6:30pm Tuesday. The 911 caller reported...
2 Central Catholic alums to be honored for military service at Friday's game
When Central Catholic High School alumnus Ron Zak was told he was being honored for his service in the Marines at one of the school’s football games, he told the school, “I’m not going on that field by myself.” The Oregon resident who graduated in 1957 decided that he’ll bring his friend, fellow Vietnam War veteran and former classmate Ron Glick onto the football field at Gallagher Stadium to be honored during Central Catholic’s football game against Whitmer on Friday. “Being a veteran, I have a soft spot in my heart for recognition,” Mr. Glick said. “I have a daughter who’s been a teacher at Ottawa Hills [High School] for over 20 years. For many years, she handled the veterans assembly where they brought in veterans that were mostly associated with the school and since she was a teacher, I was included in that. We’ve had that quite a few times where we’ve been able to honor our veterans.” The two alumni played basketball together for three years in high school, graduated the same year, and were drafted into the military right after graduating college, they said.
Enjoy Fine Dining & ‘More’ at Michigan’s Most Haunted Restaurant
It's just about that time of year everyone seems ready to get their scare on, but are you brave enough to dine with the spirits? Well, here's your chance to get a side dish of thrills and chills with your meal. The Food Network understands that everyone loves a little...
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