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Oakland County jury awards more than $75M to man who lost most of his hands in Kroger refrigerant explosion

Brian Mierendorf suffered severe chemical burns and injection injuries after a substance banned by the EPA exploded into his hands

Montessori school in Detroit sues to stop Chick-fil-A development next door

A city ordinance prohibits fast food restaurants from opening within 500 feet of a school

Michigan cannabis sales drop for fourth straight month as market struggles

Lower sales mean fewer dollars for schools, infrastructure, and local governments
Curtis Chin wrote the memoir, "Everything I Learned, I learned in a Chinese Restaurant."
The award-winning author and filmmaker is promoting his book ‘Everything I learned, I learned in a Chinese Restaurant’
By Steve Neavling
Michigan State Senator Mallory McMorrow hauls out a “Project 2025” prop at the 2024 Democratic National Convention in Chicago.
By Joe Lapointe
The Great Gatsby by F. Scott Fitzgerald turns 100.
By Joe Lapointe
Image: Big Sean goes higher with debut book
By Kahn Santori Davison
Image: Excerpt: New book ‘Plundered’ examines the racist policies behind Detroit’s foreclosure crisis
By Bernadette Atuahene
Duval Street is the spine and urethra of Key West.
By Bill Shea
The cover of Darren McCarty: Life is a Grind, Enjoy My Truth.
By Kara Frank
Chris Cornell 660 W. Baltimore St., Detroit “On a raised platform in the back corner of Northern Lights Lounge sits a red leather booth. In the booth, on May 18, 2017, the lead singer of Soundgarden, Chris Cornell, sat with his bandmates. This was just prior to the band’s gig at the Fox Theatre, and the booth could very well be where Cornell had his last meal.”
By Layla McMurtrie
Detroit King Tape.
By Eddie B. Allen Jr.
Jerjuan Howard plans to open the Howard Family Bookstore in a recently purchased building on Detroit’s westside.
By Layla McMurtrie
Gov. Gretchen Whitmer.
By Layla McMurtrie
Image: The last word on the MC5
By Caryn Rose
Investigative reporter Jordan Chariton with his new book, We the Poisoned: Exposing the Flint Water Cover-Up and the Poisoning of 100,000 Americans.
By Steve Neavling
Robert L. Allen in 1967.
By Herb Boyd
Image: The day Detroit fell without firing a shot
By Robert Downes
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Oakland County jury awards more than $75M to man who lost most of his hands in Kroger refrigerant explosion

By Steve Neavling

Brian Mierendorf suffered severe chemical burns and injection injuries after a substance banned by the EPA exploded into his hands at a Kroger store in Bloomfield Township.

Montessori school in Detroit sues to stop Chick-fil-A development next door

By Steve Neavling

Demolition was temporarily halted last month on a building to make way for a Chick-fil-A restaurant in Detroit after crews failed to notify nearby residents and a school.

Michigan cannabis sales drop for fourth straight month as market struggles

By Steve Neavling

The Cake House in Pleasant Ridge is a popular dispensary for recreational cannabis.

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