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Michigan lawmakers are pushing forward with a bill that would allow law enforcement to use roadside saliva tests to determine ...
The building, first opened in 1980 and named after the city’s first Black mayor, Coleman A. Young, holds weight in every corner of Detroit’s East Side. That name, etched into Detroit’s history and ...
Detroit’s 2025 election season officially moved forward Friday as the Detroit Election Commission met to confirm the candidates for the August 5 primary. A total of 43 individuals were certified to ...
The Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Discrimination Against Women (CEDAW) was adopted in 1979 by the United Nations General Assembly.
The ill effects on finances as a result of divorce due to child support, alimony, reduction in income, Being financially strapped robs you of your ability to save money, your dignity, and your ...
The essence of the “Property is Power” movement lies in recognizing property as more than a physical asset, it’s a powerful tool for economic liberation and generational growth. Homeownership grants ...
Zeta Phi Beta and Phi Beta Sigma Host Free Expungement Fair to Help Detroiters Reclaim Their Futures
Recognizing the importance of accessible resources to help individuals clear their past and build a better future, the ...
Big Sean is bringing his energy back home to Detroit for a special Mother’s Day celebration. The Grammy-nominated, ...
In an emotionally charged Opera, the Detroit Opera is bringing Pulitzer Prize, winning composer Anthony Davis’s The Central ...
Before Marcus Stout made his mark at Fordham University, he was already a proven winner at Detroit Renaissance High School, ...
Dr. Dawn Batts, CEO of Milestone Growth Capital Institute, locked arms with Wayne State University’s Department of ...
“Women’s boxing has grown by leaps and bounds since Claressa Shields headlined the very first women’s main event on a ...
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