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Dave LewAllen inducted into Michigan Broadcasting Hall of Fame
Distinguished journalist Dave LewAllen is adding another well-earned honor to his list of accolades. The longtime WXYZ-TV anchor will be inducted into the Michigan Broadcasting Hall of Fame in August.
Ms. Senior Michigan 2024 finalist still surviving and thriving
Written by Tanya Terry, with photo provided by Deneatta Hunter,. Deneatta Hunter, 62, of Southfield, was a finalist in the Ms. Senior Michigan 2024, her first ever pageant – and she has an extraordinary story!. “My strengths are just being able to push forward and trusting in God to...
Monroe County schools, districts announce what's new for 2024-25
MONROE COUNTY — A new school year means changes. Local schools share news of new staff, building upgrades and curriculum changes. Here's a roundup of the new things students and parents can expect to see this year. St. Mary Catholic Central High School opened Monroe County's 2024-25 school year this week. All other...
M Den agrees to pay $288K in judgements with suing suppliers
ANN ARBOR, MI – The University of Michigan’s official athletics apparel store has reached deals on several lawsuits over delayed payments to suppliers, according to court records. M Den Inc. has consented to three judgements since July in cases with vendors for about $288,743, according to Washtenaw County...
USDA falls short on bridging gap with Detroit urban farmers
A day after the first National Urban Agriculture Conference took place in Detroit to foster collaboration between the United States Department of Agriculture and urban farmers, the director of Detroit’s highly anticipated USDA office resigned. The USDA’s Detroit Urban Service Agency was established earlier this year as one of...
Detroit judge scolds teen during court field trip, places her in jail uniform
When a student visiting the 36th District Court for a field trip started sleeping and talking back to Judge Kenneth King, he placed her in handcuffs, a jail uniform and threatened her with jail time.
‘It’s a game changer’ -- Free public Wi-Fi offered at 5 parks across Detroit
DETROIT – There are families in communities across the City of Detroit who don’t have convenient access to the internet right now. That’s a big problem. It’s also a challenge the city and its partners are working to tackle. The City of Detroit announced free public...
Sting playing The Fillmore Detroit for 2 nights in September
Sting’s 2024 tour is bringing the Police star to Detroit for two consecutive nights of September shows. See him live at The Fillmore next month, ticket prices from $122. Shop on Vivid Seats, SeatGeek, StubHub, and Ticketmaster. Famed musician and former Police frontman Sting is headed to Detroit next...
The 11th annual Occupy the Corner Finale takes place in Detroit this weekend
This Friday The Occupy the Corner Finale will take place at the Coleman A. Young Playfield in Detroit. The finale, which includes a backpack giveaway to help students prepare for the upcoming school year, promises a day filled with entertainment, community engagement, and family-friendly activities. Bre Teamer chats with Detroit City Council President, Mary Sheffield about the event.
Detroit casinos’ licenses are renewed for another year
The Michigan Gaming Control Board has renewed the licenses for the three Detroit casinos – MotorCity Casino, Hollywood Casino at Greektown and MGM Grand Detroit – for a year. Story continues below. The renewals came after a Michigan Gaming Control and Revenue Act-mandated yearly review of compliance and...
See Green Day in Detroit this September for only $35
Coming to Comerica Park next month is Green Day’s “The Saviors Tour” with The Smashing Pumpkins, Rancid, and The Linda Lindas. Find affordable tickets to their early September show. Shop listings $35 and under on Vivid Seats, SeatGeek, and StubHub, with more options also available on Ticketmaster.
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