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Why every seller should stage their home â€” and how itâ€™s done

Kristin Calvert stages hundreds of homes for sale with her firm Staged Detroit -- here's why it matters to buyers....

How an east side land deal impacted a dispute over Moroun-owned land in southwest Detroit

The zoning dispute focused on a Moroun-owned property in southwest Detroit shows the impact of Michiganâ€™s eminent domain law....

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After the pandemic, Michigan bars may be able to stay open until 4 a.m.

Michigan lawmakers are considering legislation that would let cities push last call for bars to 4 a.m....

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23 Detroit Whole Foods employees test positive after COVID-19 outbreak, city confirms

The Detroit Health Department said that 23 Whole Foods workers tested positive for COVID-19. Negative tests are required to return to work....

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How Khali Sweeney transformed the Downtown Boxing Gym to help Detroit students in the pandemic

These days, Downtown Boxing Gym founder and CEO Khali Sweeney is at the gym on Detroitâ€™s east side by 6:30 A.M to open for kids...

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Central Detroit Christian knows what their community needs most is affordable housing — so theyâ€™re building it

Central Detroit Christian, a nonprofit in the greater North End area, aims to triple its affordable housing portfolio in the coming year. ...

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Can a community water lab restore trust in Flint?

The Mckenzie Patrice-Croom Water Lab, which opened to the public last year, wants to change the relationship between people and water in Flint....

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Detroit artist Carole Morisseauâ€™s journey to create ‘The Healing Wall’

Carole Morisseau's colorful installation, honoring victims of police brutality and inspired by travels in Brazil, is featured in the Scarab Club's landmark exhibition, "Souls of...

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How to stay engaged in Detroit politics — and keep officials accountable

Whether tuning in to meetings, checking representativesâ€™ social media or writing letters, hereâ€™s a guide to staying engaged in Detroit politics....

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Can one event hold back progress on Belle Isle? These activists think so.

A 1980s bargain pitted Detroit Grand Prix advocates against residents who fear the race is destroying the island park....

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