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WATCH: Pancakes & Politics Overdrive Tackles Michigan’s K–12 Crisis

The Michigan Chronicle’s Pancakes & Politics: Overdrive series turned its focus toward one of the state’s most urgent challenges—education. The discussion, moderated by Michigan...

The Beauty and Importance of Black Culture in Paradise Valley 

By: Ashlyn Nealy, Lia Bruner, Bella Irons, Ameera Johnson, Reagan Mcdonugal, Addison Wade, Skylar Williams, Makayla Cockroft, Jordyn McClendon, Kenley Jackson (Jack & Jill...

Ford Field Supervisor Talks About Preparing for Lions Monday Night Football Game 

By: Jack & Jill of America – Detroit Chapter Youth (Zion Allen, Derrick Register, Hardy Wilson, Tyler Jones, Chase Rhodes, Anthony Nealy, Mason Frederick Cannon,...

Michigan Chronicle Hosts Jack & Jill of America Students for Reporting Workshop 

Earlier this month, the Michigan Chronicle’s executive editor, Jeremy Allen, and senior reporter, Ebony JJ Curry, welcomed a group of 20 fifth- and sixth-grade...

Detroit’s Gratiot and Seven Mile Area to Receive $20 Million Investment from Fifth Third Bank

Fifth Third Bank is returning to the place where its neighborhood investment work began, committing $20 million over three years to Detroit’s Gratiot and...

Do You Rock with Kinloch or Do You Want Mary for Mayor?

The first general election debate between Rev. Solomon Kinloch Jr. and Detroit City Council President Mary Sheffield crackled with intensity, as the two candidates...

DIA Honors the Origin and Evolution of Black Art with New African American Galleries

Long before galleries recognized Black artists as visionaries, before critics placed their names beside those of Monet or Picasso, our ancestors painted, sculpted, quilted,...

Sheffield Explores Payments to Expectant Mothers, While Kinloch Wants to Invest $1,000 Annually in Youth Trust Fund

 In Wednesday night’s WXYZ mayoral debate, Mary Sheffield and Rev. Solomon Kinloch Jr. confronted a central question from anchors Carolyn Clifford and Chuck Stokes:...

Whitmer’s Education Budget Secures Free School Meals and Historic Funding Wins for Detroit Students 

After weeks of uncertainty and missed deadlines in Lansing, Michigan families can finally see results. The state’s new education budget, approved after lawmakers missed the...

Michigan Court: Detroit Broke Law with Shotspotter Expansion

The Michigan Court of Appeals ruled last week that the City of Detroit illegally approved a 2022 contract to expand its use of the...

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