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Metro Detroiters protest President Donald Trump as part of a nationwide “Hands Off!” day of action.

Opinion: Gutting Medicaid will make Michigan and America less healthy

While 1 in 5 people nationwide have Medicaid coverage, in Michigan 1 in 4 people stand to lose their insurance

By Brandy Shoup, R.N.

55 Arden Park Blvd., Detroit.

Limp Bizkit guitarist Wes Borland’s former Detroit mansion is listed for sale

According to the latest data, more than 47 million Americans are food-insecure.

Opinion: Stop price gouging in grocery stores

By Rashida Tlaib

Detroit.

Detroit Named America’s Second Most Dangerous City in New Report

By Layla McMurtrie

Image: Powerful Hathaway family accused of helping Royal Oak relative get a felony charge dropped

Powerful Hathaway family accused of helping Royal Oak relative get a felony charge dropped

By Steve Neavling

Image: Your One-Stop 2025 Guide to Detroit Summer Music Festivals

Your One-Stop 2025 Guide to Detroit Summer Music Festivals

By Nathalie Eder

Voting at a precinct in Detroit.

Judge orders Detroit clerk to follow election transparency laws following watchdog lawsuit

By Steve Neavling

Detroit City Council President Mary Sheffield received more than half the vote in Tuesday's primary election.

Sheffield dominates Detroit mayoral primary and will face Kinloch in November

By Steve Neavling

Detroit Mayor Mike Duggan is running as an independent for governor.

Duggan’s political makeover raises questions about who he really is in gubernatorial bid

By Steve Neavling

President Donald Trump’s “One Big Beautiful Bill Act” includes significant cuts to the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP), also known as food stamps.

Opinion: The hidden cost of cutting SNAP-Ed

By Tiffany Stevens

Two white Flint cops sprayed mace at customers and workers at a food truck after arresting a man for dancing.

Video shows white Flint cops macing Black residents, arresting boxer for dancing

By Steve Neavling

Detroiters go to the polls Tuesday to vote for their next mayor and council members.

Activist accuses Detroit city clerk of breaking early voting law ahead of Tuesday’s election

By Steve Neavling

Jacob Wohl and Jack Burkman were arraigned in 36th District Court in Detroit in October 2020.

Racist scheme to suppress voter turnout in Detroit leads to convictions of right-wing fraudsters

By Steve Neavling

Image: Duggan’s family members stand to benefit from controversial steam project in Detroit's Lafayette Park

Duggan’s family members stand to benefit from controversial steam project in Detroit's Lafayette Park

By Steve Neavling

Image: Trump’s megabill threatens safety net for millions of struggling Michiganders

Trump’s megabill threatens safety net for millions of struggling Michiganders

By Steve Neavling

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