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Residents Want $40M in Community Benefits for Renaissance Center Redevelopment

The nine-member body representing Detroit residents is asking for $40 million in requests from General Motors and Bedrock as part of the legally required process for developers seeking major tax breaks. Bedrock officials during the public meeting on Tuesday told neighborhood advisory council (NAC) members they only had received the...

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Barack Obama Endorses Keisha Lance Bottoms For Georgia Governor

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Former President Barack Obama endorsed Keisha Lance Bottoms for Georgia governor Thursday (October 8), praising her record as Atlanta mayor and highlighting her campaign plans on health care, costs and education.

Residents Want $40M in Community Benefits for Renaissance Center Redevelopment

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The nine-member body representing Detroit residents is asking for $40 million in requests from General Motors and Bedrock as part of the legally required...

WOMXNHOUSE Detroit Artist Residency & Exhibition Returns as Platform for BIPOC Artists

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By Biba Adams, Staff Writer & Report for America corps member Across Detroit, WOMXNHOUSE will transform homes and public spaces into places for storytelling, reflection,...

HUD Investigates Wells Fargo Over Programs To Boost Black Homeownership

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The federal agency is investigating whether Wells Fargo’s efforts to increase Black homeownership violated the Fair Housing Act.

Jalen Rose Leadership Academy Wins Award from the ‘Pulitzer of Education Innovation’

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By Biba Adams, Staff Writer and Report for America corps member At the annual Power of Innovation Summit and Yass Prize Awards Celebration, Jalen Rose...

Trump Admin Blocked Gov. Wes Moore From Speaking At Maryland Event

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Maryland Gov. Wes Moore says the Trump administration blocked him from speaking at an event highlighting a $6.6 billion Maryland investment. The White House said Moore was invited to attend as a guest.

The 2026 Midterm Elections Are Coming: Here’s What Voters Need To Know

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The 2026 midterm elections are approaching. Here’s what you need to know before heading to the polls and casting your ballot.

Future of Charles H. Wright, Detroit Historical Museums Could Be Determined by November Millage

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Two of Detroit’s leading historical institutions are coming together to urge voters in two of the three metropolitan-area counties this November to pass a...

Henry Ford Health Boasts a Record-Setting $1.6 Billion Invested in Michigan Communities in 2025

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Henry Ford Health invested a record $1.6 billion in community benefit efforts across Michigan in 2025, expanding access to health care and supporting programs...

El-Sayed Consolidates Support from Mainstream Democrats

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Michigan's Democratic U.S. Senate nominee Abdul El-Sayed was viewed as a far-left progressive during his primary campaign but he's winning over mainstream members of...

Freddie Jackson, legendary R&B vocalist who defined the quiet storm era, dies at 69

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Freddie Jackson, the influential R&B singer known for hits like "You Are My Lady" and "Rock Me Tonight," has passed away at 69.

‘Deranged And Dangerous’: Trump Blasted After Saying ‘Let ’Em Take Out’ Los Angeles, San Diego

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President Donald Trump is facing backlash after suggesting Los Angeles and San Diego could be an acceptable cost of the ongoing Iran war. California Gov. Gavin Newsom called Trump “deranged and dangerous,” while Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass condemned the remarks as a threat to the city’s safety.
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