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Hereâ€™s your fall sustainable shopping guide

â€œIâ€™ve always believed clothes have stories behind them and should live more than one life if theyâ€™re physically able to.â€ – Corliss Elizabeth Williams, proprietor...

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How Detroiters are reimagining public space, one garden, streetlight and patio at a time

Filling in the gap between what residents deserve and what the city provides is something of a Detroit tradition, for better or worse....

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With ‘Detroit 2,’ Big Sean’s success is personal for Detroiters

For many of us, Big Seanâ€™s climb to stardom is a blueprint for our own successes. We watched Big Sean go from performing in Club...

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From the Headlines

September 11, 2020 Getting the lead out: The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) awarded Michiganâ€™s Department of Environment, Great Lakes and Energy (EGLE) nearly $1.9 million...

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OPINION: ‘Life in the Cracks’ matters now, more than ever

With the ongoing tragedies of the global pandemic, the police brutality and uprisings for Black life, the slide towards fascism, the increasing upheavals of climate...

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Community raises concern about FCA expansion, call for better testing and community benefits

Community residents raised concerns about a permit request submitted by Fiat Chrysler Automobiles (FCA) for both their Detroit Assembly Complex Mack Plant and their Jefferson...

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Did Michigan violate civil rights law with its permit to US Ecology?

In November of 2018, an explosion at a US Ecology facility just outside Grand View, Idaho, population 450, killed one person and injured three. The...

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Get ready for The Dig, bringing you all the dirt on Detroit development and real estate

Coming this month from Detour Detroit: A newsletter examining the built environment, for all of Detroitâ€™s 143 square miles....

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At the Detroit SlutWalk, activists put sexual assault survivors first

Throughout the spring and summer, Detroiters have protested daily for racial justice, following the deaths of George Floyd and Breonna Taylor. Somewhere along the frontlines,...

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Category: Stories

Hereâ€™s your fall sustainable shopping guide

How Detroiters are reimagining public space, one garden, streetlight and patio at a time

With ‘Detroit 2,’ Big Sean’s success is personal for Detroiters

SPONSORED: Let’s fight hunger this September with fresh produce.

From the Headlines

OPINION: ‘Life in the Cracks’ matters now, more than ever

Community raises concern about FCA expansion, call for better testing and community benefits

Did Michigan violate civil rights law with its permit to US Ecology?

At the Detroit SlutWalk, activists put sexual assault survivors first