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Michigan’s ‘fair and reasonable’ reforms allowed car insurers to charge more in Black neighborhoods
An investigation by The Markup and Outlier Media found lawmakers created loopholes big enough to drive through. Michigan’s ‘fair and reasonable’ reforms allowed car insurers to charge more in Black neighborhoods · Outlier Media
Getting to the Bahamas From the Midwest Is About to Get Easier With a New Direct Flight
Delta is adding a seasonal route. Delta Air Lines is bringing back winter seasonal service from its Detroit hub to one of the most popular Caribbean destinations. The new nonstop flight will launch on December 21 between Detroit Metropolitan Wayne County Airport (DTW) and Lynden Pindling International Airport (NAS) in the Bahamas, Delta confirmed to Travel + Leisure. This represents the fourth city Delta will fly to Nassau from, in addition to existing services from major hubs at Atlanta (ATL), Boston (BOS), and New York (JFK).
Red Wings Hoping Rychlovsky Ends European Free Agent Drought
To be fair, Jakub Rychlovsky probably wasn’t aware of what he was getting himself into when he was opting to sign a free-agent pact with the Detroit Red Wings. Detroit’s history when it comes to inking European free agents is, shall we say, a checkered past. Well, that’s not entirely true.
When will Gordie Howe International Bridge project be done? See timeline of progress
One of the most impactful engineering and construction projects going on in the world right now continues to move on. The Gordie Howe International Bridge is a $4.5 billion project named after the legendary hockey player that will provide a passageway for travelers between Detroit and Windsor, Ontario. It will...
Detroit principal accused of creating hostile environment transferred to new school
The principal of Detroit’s Thirkell Elementary Middle-School has been reassigned for the upcoming school year following claims from parents and staff that she created a hostile work environment.Detroit Public Schools Community District Superintendent Nikolai Vitti confirmed that Stephanie Gaines will be the new principal at the Catherine C. Blackwell Institute when the school year starts Aug. 26. She replaces Natalia Russell, an educator with more than 20 years of experience, who is retiring from the east side school that serves grades 3-8.“We felt that it was time for a change for her and the staff at Thirkell,” Vitti told BridgeDetroit,...
Celebrating the Human-Animal Bond in Southwest Detroit
Photos from the recent vaccine clinic hosted by LA SED provided by Michigan Humane. Recently, Frank Venegas, Jr. and Ideal Group became involved with Michigan Humane to help support Southwest Detroit families and their pets. “Our goal is to teach the residents in Southwest about Michigan Humane and help bring resources to the community. Some residents will feed their pet before themselves and we want to help bridge the gap for our neighbors. Our goal is to create a program that other communities can replicate,” said Venegas.
New Non-Profit Brings Soccer Dreams to Life for Detroit Youth
In a heartwarming story of community and opportunity, a new non-profit organization is making waves in Detroit by helping young soccer enthusiasts achieve their dreams. Gallos Blancos Detroit, founded by Orlando Espana and co-founded by Anthony Bernal, both dedicated General Motors employees, is committed to empowering kids through the beautiful game of soccer. This initiative aims to open doors for college soccer scholarships and professional careers by connecting aspiring players with professional scouts.
Fight at Southfield bar leads to man being shot in the arm
SOUTHFIELD, Mich. (FOX 2) - A fight between two men at a bar in Southfield escalated to a shooting late Wednesday night, police said. Patrol units stopped one of those involved while they were traveling to the hospital after at least one person was shot. According to Southfield police, the...
This is Michigan’s hottest time of the year: How we’re stacking up
Contrary to popular belief, our daily average high temperatures are actually at their peak right now, and they begin to decrease by Aug. 1. This isn’t to say that hot weather will not occur next month, but based on climatology, late July is our hottest part of the year for Lower Michigan.
Festival of Books, Thunder Over Michigan, Ann Arbor Art Fair, and more things to do this weekend
Need weakened plans? This weekend is jam-packed with things to do around Metro Detroit. Friday, July 19 at 7 p.m. Watch "Guardians of the Galaxy" under the stars as part of New Center Park Friday Night Movies. Doors open at 7 p.m., and the movie starts at sundown. This event...
Detroit Tour Company Launches ‘Hip Hop History Tour of Detroit’
July 21, 2024 ~ A Detroit tour company is launching the first ever Hip Hop History Tour of Detroit on Aug. 11. Kris Hoff, president of Distinctively Detroit Tours, talks to host Ann Thomas about what people can expect from the tour.
Justin Verlander tells funny story about his old Detroit Tigers manager Jim Leyland
DETROIT. (WILX) - Jim Leyland was the first manager Justin Verlander ever had in the Major Leagues. Verlander played for the former Detroit Tigers skipper from 2005–2013 and, during that time, went to two World Series. Now Jim Leyland is going into the Baseball Hall of Fame in Cooperstown...
WARNING: Michigan Residents May Have Been Exposed To Measles, Here’s Where
Anytime there’s any kind of infectious disease or virus. It’s important to get the word out and let people know if they’ve been exposed to anything dangerous. One of the most dangerous is rubeola, or as it’s commonly known measles. Measles is probably one of the...
Michigan regulators want to ‘hear directly from Yoopers’ for U.P. energy study
MARQUETTE, MI - As Michigan energy regulators study the unique challenges facing the Upper Peninsula’s electric grid and its path away from fossil fuel-based power generation, they want to hear from residents. The Michigan Public Service Commission will present on an ongoing U.P. energy study and take public comment...
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