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The dashboard was launched earlier this month and is updated daily. For some organizers, the transparency is long overdue
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Thanksgiving is a time to reflect on the past year, to reconnect with family and friends, and to express gratitude for the all that is good in our lives. But more importantly, Thanksgiving is a time to eat.
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Michigan Radio will be airing several special programs this Thursday and Friday, in celebration of Thanksgiving (Nov. 24) and Native American Heritage Day (Nov. 25).
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A federal judge has denied a new trial request by two men convicted of conspiring to kidnap Michigan’s Democratic Governor Gretchen Whitmer.
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The Michigan Economic Development Corporation says for every $100 spent at a locally-owned business, $68 remains in the local economy.
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There seems to be a consensus that mental illness is a core problem to our country's ongoing epidemic of mass shootings. The question is: What are we willing to do about it? So far, not nearly enough.
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Michigan and Ohio State are both undefeated. They'll meet for their 118th football game on Saturday. Michigan Radio sports commentator John U. Bacon has a preview.
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The National Retail Federation is predicting a 6% to 8% increase in holiday sales this year. But Michigan State University researchers say a recent survey shows consumers suggests they plan to spend less.
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Ahead of the Michigan-Ohio State game, author Ben Mathis-Lilley discusses his book “The Hot Seat: A Year of Outrage, Pride, and Occasional Games of College Football.”
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Organizations around the state are planning hikes and other outdoor events to counter the Black Friday shopping frenzy.
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There’s less on the Thanksgiving table for many Michiganders this year. The ripple effects are affecting local food pantries.
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Wages have increased, but inflation has erased any gains in disposable income. With a mild recession expected, workers are not likely to see an increase in buying power until 2024.
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The most serious charge is against cornerback Khary Crump, who faces one count of felonious assault. The charges against the six others are misdemeanors.
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Now that county canvassing boards have certified local results, they’ll pass their work along to a statewide board to add up totals from across the state.
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Detroit disability advocates are cheering the Detroit City Council’s decision to reject a paratransit services contract. But they’re concerned and angry that the city now plans to cut paratransit service by 70%.
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Wayne County Prosecutor Kym Worthy’s office will not press charges against the Detroit police officers who shot and killed Porter Burks, who had schizophrenia. Worthy said evidence indicates the officers acted in self-defense.
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Sitting around waiting for hours while the turkey roasts, those buttery potatoes wait to be mashed and those sweet fruit-filled pies come out of the oven can make a person awfully hungry.
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The City of Detroit is partnering with the non-profit developer Artspace to open a live - work space for artists. The project does not yet have a location or a completion date. The developer has launched a community feedback survey to guide the development of project.
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The holidays often come with family gatherings, which can be challenging when a family member has dementia.The Alzheimer's Association has some tips to make holiday get-togethers more enjoyable for everyone.
Michigan Democrats made major gains in the state on November 8, as Gov. Gretchen Whitmer won re-election, the party won majority in the state legislature and more. See full results and analysis here.
Politics can be messy. Politics can be confusing. But, that certainly doesn't mean politics can't be a joy-ride. Join It's Just Politics host Zoe Clark and Rick Pluta as they drill down on what’s happening in Michigan politics.
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