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Detroit Evening Report: Nonprofit to host voter registration rally; city solar program on hold and more
Today on the Detroit Evening Report, we cover an upcoming voter registration rally hosted by Cass Community Social Services; Detroit’s new solar initiative being placed on hold and more. Voter registration rally. Cass Community Social Services is holding a voter registration rally on Thursday. The organization says it wants...
What are the potential outcomes of a mistrial in the Samantha Woll murder trial?
DETROIT (WXYZ) — Jurors return tomorrow for what could be the final day of deliberations in the Samantha Woll murder case. The jury's been deadlocked for four days. Michael Jackson Bolanos is accused of killing Woll at her condo on October 21, 2023. PREVIOUS REPORT: Court to 'accept deadlock'...
Nonprofit connects young musicians with professionals in Northwest Detroit
DETROIT – Spotlight Park in Northwest Detroit will host free music on Fridays until July 27. The Music in the Park series allows neighborhood kids to hear and learn from world-class musicians. “A lot of people in the community might never go to Orchestra Hall,” said Daniel A. Washington,...
The Metro: Jazz concert at the Aretha to pay tribute to Ed Love
Back in 2020, during the height of the pandemic, longtime radio broadcaster Ed Love was honored with the Spirit of Detroit award for 60 years of service for jazz in Detroit. In 2021, The Michigan Association of Broadcasters also honored Love with the 2021 Lifetime Achievement Award for an outstanding career in broadcasting.
Detroit's Landmark Dabls MBAD African Bead Museum Building Demolished Despite Public Outcry
On Tuesday, the structural concerns of a Detroit landmark led to the demolition of part of the Dabls MBAD African Bead Museum complex. According to The Detroit News, the city's Department of Appeals ruled the building at 6559 Grand River Avenue unsafe, which resulted in immediate action to raze the structure.
8th annual Wounded America Charity Motorcycle Ride roars
The roar of motorcycles filled the air on Saturday, July 13, as 125 bikes and 150 participants came together for the 8th annual Wounded America Charity Motorcycle Ride. This year’s event was a resounding success, raising $25,000 to support Michigan veterans and first responders. Sponsored by Motown Harley-Davidson 14100...
Taylor Imposes Stage 3 Water Restrictions Amid Pump Failures at Lake Granger
Residents of the City of Taylor are grappling with new Stage 3 water restrictions, a move prompted by pump failures at Lake Granger, as reported by CBS Austin. The Brazos River Authority is now enforcing the limitations due to an electrical mishap that took down multiple pumps. While one was swiftly reactivated, the rest remain out of commission, putting a strain on the city's water capabilities.
Chamber Member Companies Among 2024 Crain’s Notable Commercial Real Estate Leaders
The Detroit Regional Chamber is celebrating Crain’s Detroit Business’ 2024 Notable Commercial Real Estate Leaders, some from the Chamber’s member companies. These honorees are top executives and entrepreneurs who work with clients to buy, sell, lease, and rent multifamily properties and industrial, retail, and office space. A...
Bank of America Announces 2024 Detroit Student Leaders
Bank of America has selected five metro Detroit-area high school students to join its 2024 Student Leaders® interns for an eight-week paid summer internship connecting students to employment, skills development and service nationwide. These community-minded students will gain practical work and life experience while working with local nonprofits, all while earning competitive wages.
NFL Executive Throws Shade at Amon-Ra St. Brown
Amon-Ra St. Brown Secures Spot on Top-10 WR List amidst Mixed Reviews. Detroit Lions wide receiver Amon-Ra St. Brown has been honored with a spot on ESPN’s top-10 wide receivers list for 2024, landing at seventh place. This significant recognition follows nearly 80 ballots submitted by league executives, coaches, and scouts.
Detroit Institute of Arts Calls for 2025 Inside|Out Program Applicants – Apply by August 15
The Detroit Institute of Arts (DIA) invites local communities to bring art to their neighborhoods through the 2025 Inside|Out program. Applications are now open and will be accepted until August 15, 2024. Don’t miss this chance to showcase world-class art in your community. Julie McFarland, Executive Director of Public...
Jameson Williams called out again before start of Lions' training camp
One of the biggest questions for Detroit Lions' training camp revolves around wide receiver Jameson Williams. The Lions did not notably add to their wide receiver room all offseason, so they are banking on him having a breakthrough season. A good training camp will go a long way toward Williams...
Butzel Attorney Mitchell Zajac Elected Chair, Cooley Law School Board of Directors
DETROIT, Mich. – Butzel attorney and shareholder Mitchell (“Mitch”) Zajac was elected chair of the Cooley Law School Board of Directors. He joined Cooley’s Board of Directors in 2020 and was elected vice-chair in 2022. Zajac is a member of Butzel’s Litigation and Dispute Resolution Practice...
Forgotten Harvest CEO Adrian Lewis, ‘Making Amends: The Quest for Reparations’ | American Black Journal
Adrian Lewis takes the helm at Forgotten Harvest, talks about increased demand for services. Forgotten Harvest has appointed Adrian Lewis as the new CEO of the Oak Park-based food rescue organization. Lewis succeeds former CEO Kirk Mayes, who stepped down from the position at the end of 2022. Previously, Lewis...
All-Star Game showcase proves Tigers should extend Tarik Skubal
It'll take Tigers fans a while to get over the fact that Tarik Skubal was passed over to start the All-Star Game for the American League. AL manager Bruce Bochy opted instead for the Orioles' Corbin Burnes, a Cy Young winner and All-Star for his fourth consecutive season, justifying that decision by saying something along the lines of "it was his time, he's earned it."
GM's RenCen headquarters in Detroit could face demolition
Most of the buildings making up Detroit’s Renaissance Center and GM’s global headquarters could be demolished, according to recent reports. The Detroit Free Press reported last week that of the seven towers, all but one or two of them could be subject to demolition, with those couple left standing as a nod to preserve Detroit’s skyline.
Point guards Pistons could pivot to after losing out on Patrick Beverley
The Detroit Pistons have already made plenty of changes to their roster, which were needed after finishing with the worst record in team history last season. After a flurry of moves at the start of free agency, things have settled in the NBA as veteran players contemplate their futures, pick their spots and teams try to complete their rosters.
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