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Stevens, El-Sayed Clash Over Money in Politics Ahead of High Profile Primary

U.S. Rep. Haley Stevens and former Wayne County health director Abdul El-Sayed debated corporate money in politics, ICE and issues central to the divide within the Democratic Party on Fox 2 on Monday, July 27. The race represents the deep divide within Democratic Party politics, where younger, more progressive voters...

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Stevens, El-Sayed Clash Over Money in Politics Ahead of High Profile Primary

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U.S. Rep. Haley Stevens and former Wayne County health director Abdul El-Sayed debated corporate money in politics, ICE and issues central to the divide...

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By: Jasmine West A newly prepared section of the historic Liberal Arts Building at Marygrove will welcome its first middle school students this fall, marking...

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If Detroit voters approve Proposal S on Aug. 4, the operating millage would give Detroit Public Schools Community District access to local revenue it...

Senate Bill 52 Gives Detroit/Wayne County Port Authority New Tool to Finance Waterfront Development 

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A new state law is expected to open the door for more private investment along Detroit's waterfront by expanding the financing options available through...

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The Detroit Black Music Awards Returns for the 18th Year

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The 18th Annual Detroit Black Music Awards takes place on Sunday, August 2, 2026, honoring local artists, entertainers, and cultural leaders. Founded in 2009...

Michigan Chronicle Announces 2026 Class of 40 Under 40 Honorees

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By: Jasmine West Forty rising leaders whose work reaches across business, public service, education, health care, law, technology and community development have been selected for...

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