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Jeremy Allen, Executive Editor

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Jeremy Allen oversees the editorial team at the Michigan Chronicle. To contact him for story ideas or partnership opportunities, send an email to jallen@michronicle.com.

Inaugural Lomas Brown Jr. Golf Classic Raises Over $260K for Michigan Children’s Charities

The first-ever Lomas Brown Jr. Golf Classic brought together NFL legends, local supporters, and generous sponsors for a cause much greater than a day...

DTE Energy Donates $800K to United Way to Help Vulnerable Michiganders Weather Historic Heat

As Michigan continues to swelter under a record-breaking heat dome, DTE Energy is stepping in to offer relief for residents struggling to stay cool...

Detroit Dream Cruise Summer Soirée Combines Glamour, Cars, and Scholarships to Drive Student Success

The engines are revving, the vibe is electric, and the mission is crystal clear: drive student success. Gwen Thomas, affectionately known as The Scholarship...

Detroit Pistons, Kalasho Education, Huntington Bank Deliver Hope and Gear to Wayne County Youth

Youth leaving the Wayne County Juvenile Detention Facility will now walk out with new athletic shoes and Detroit Pistons jerseys, thanks to a donation...

Detroit’s $700K Startup Fund Aims to Spark Innovation, Jobs, and Talent Retention

In a move aimed at directly supporting early-stage entrepreneurs and fueling Detroit’s growing tech economy, city leaders on Monday unveiled the new $700,000 Detroit...

Say Your Prayers, Eat Your Vitamins, and Don’t Be a Racist: Reconciling with the Death of Hulk Hogan

On July 24, 2025, Hulk Hogan—born Terry Gene Bollea— died at the age of 71. And with that, millions of us, especially those of...

‘Mommy, Where Is My Daddy?’Author Tracy L. Gray on Love, Imagination, and the Power of Telling the Truth

Tracy L. Gray is an emerging voice in children’s literature whose debut book, Mommy, Where Is My Daddy?, is already striking a powerful chord....

Harry Hairston Jr., Army Veteran and Lifelong Public Servant, Dies at 95

Harry Hairston Jr., a Korean War veteran, longtime Pittsburgh resident, and proud patriarch of a family deeply rooted in service and storytelling, passed away...

In Inkster, A Promise Reignited: Annapolis Pointe Breaks Ground to Restore Dreams of Homeownership

In a city where the echo of stalled dreams once haunted empty streets, hope is taking root once again. On Bridgeport Street in Inkster,...

Shades of Black Ball: A Night of Celebration, Scholarship, and Action for Black Students

The second annual Shades of Black Ball made a powerful return to Detroit on June 20, bringing together a vibrant community of leaders, students,...

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