Sarah Hulett
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Flooding strands vehicles, soaks basements across metro Detroit
Many metro Detroiters woke up – some of them in the middle of the night – to flooding in their yards, streets, and basements. → Read More
Flooding strands vehicles, soaks basements across metro Detroit, creates AT&T outages
Update: Monday, June 28 2021 7:15 a.m. Flooding continues to impact metro Detroit Monday morning. The Michigan Department of Transportation (MDOT) is → Read More
Seven years later, former Gov. Snyder and other officials face charges in Flint water crisis
Seven years after disastrous decision-making by state-installed managers poisoned Flint’s drinking water, multi-millionaire former governor Rick Snyder → Read More
Study: Water births just as safe as non-water births
Researchers from the University of Michigan say the risk of infection and ICU admissions for newborns, and of postpartum hemmorhage for women, are the same → Read More
Border situation draws Independence Day protest at Detroit immigration office
More than 100 people showed up at Detroit’s immigration office on Thursday to protest conditions at migrant detention camps along the southern U.S. border. → Read More
Andre Williams, man of style and raunchy lyrics, dead at 82
Andre Williams, an R&B musician who got his commercial start in Detroit, died Sunday in Chicago. He was 82. Williams moved from Alabama to Detroit in → Read More
With deadline looming, it's unclear how many migrant kids will be reunited with parents
At least three parents in Michigan are hoping to be reunited with their young children tomorrow, after being separated at the southern U.S. border. Abril → Read More
MSU rejects white supremacist group's request to visit campus
Michigan State University has denied a request from the National Policy Institute to rent space on campus in September. NPI is headed by Richard Spencer , → Read More
Former Congressman Vernon Ehlers dies
Former Michigan Congressman Vernon Ehlers has died. According to a press release, Ehlers died yesterday at the age of 83. Ehlers represented Michigan's → Read More
Iraqi deportees score a win; judge says fed courts have jurisdiction to block deportations
U.S. District Court Judge Mark Goldsmith says, in spite of federal law that restricts judicial review of deportation proceedings, his court does have → Read More
Bureaucracy, not money, is biggest obstacle for Detroit renters without water
Keeria Myles moved into a little white bungalow on Rosemont Ave. in Detroit last January. She had a furnace and water heater installed, and was starting to → Read More
Bureaucracy—not money—is biggest obstacle for Detroit renters without water
Keeria Myles moved into a little white bungalow on Rosemont Ave. in Detroit last January. She had a furnace and water heater installed, and was starting to → Read More
Why Detroit is "ground zero" for surge in land contracts
Land contracts have been around for a long time. If you can’t get a mortgage, they can look like a good alternative to becoming a homeowner. You put some → Read More
Activists hope to mobilize victims of predatory housing deals
A group of housing activists hopes to organize land contract buyers in Detroit and other cities. They spent the weekend knocking on doors and will hold a → Read More
Trump makes a deal with Iraq, and hundreds suddenly face deportation
A state of limbo is about to lift for hundreds of Iraqis in the United States. The government tried to deport them after they committed crimes, but Iraq → Read More
State offers reprieve from closure for 38 schools
The state is giving 38 of Michigan’s worst-performing schools 60 days to come up with a turnaround plan, and avoid closure – at least for now. Under the so → Read More
Dearborn police concerned about recent activity by open-carry activists
A couple of stunts from open-carry activists, and a threat targeting Muslims have Dearborn's police chief concerned. Over the weekend a group carrying guns → Read More
Sports and "pizza pizza" king Mike Ilitch dies at 87
Detroit sports and pizza franchise king Mike Ilitch has died at 87. Ilitch was a huge force in Detroit business and development. But he started from → Read More
Judge rejects state request for stay; says state must deliver bottled water to Flint homes
A federal judge says the state must start weekly deliveries of bottled water to Flint residents who do not have properly installed or maintained filters. U → Read More
Schools may get help with EpiPen cost hike
Lawmakers are working to help schools with the recent hike in the cost of EpiPens. In 2013, a new law required schools to have two auto-injectors of → Read More