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Gov. Whitmer to appoint first Black woman to serve on Michigan Supreme Court

With Bolden’s historic appointment, Democrats will maintain a 4-3 majority on the court

By Steve Neavling

Nov 22, 2022

Gov. Gretchen Whitmer announced Tuesday that she will appoint the first Black woman to the Michigan Supreme Court. Whitmer is selecting state Rep. Kyra Harris Bolden, D-Southfield, to fill the seat vacated by the resignation of Justice Bridget McCormack, a Democratic nominee...

State Rep. Kyra Harris Bolden will be the first Black woman on the Michigan Supreme Court.

Detroit considers moratorium on evictions, but not until thousands could lose their homes

A moratorium won’t happen until at least January because the council is going on its holiday break this week

By Steve Neavling

Detroit is offering help to residents facing eviction.

Strike possible for food service workers at Detroit’s downtown convention center

Workers at Huntington Place are demanding better wages and health care benefits

By Steve Neavling

Huntington Place is downtown Detroit's convention center.

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The four-member Michigan Board of State Canvassers unanimously voted to certify the November election.

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“It was during an intense wind storm in the fall of 2014 that I first witnessed the powerful waves Lake Erie can generate. Lake Erie is the shallowest and the warmest of the five Great Lakes. And the waves I capture on this lake are generally two-fold. There are the main lake waves, which are generated from strong winds that whip up the water, and there are secondary waves that are created when these waves crash into barriers near the shoreline.”

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