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Tribute to Virgil Clark Smith: A Pioneer in Michigan Politics

News Summary Virgil Clark Smith, a renowned judge and lawmaker, has passed away at 77, leaving a legacy of public service in Michigan. He was the first Black chief judge of the Wayne County Circuit Court and served with distinction in the state legislature. A devoted advocate for justice and

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Detroit Candidates Present Diverse Solutions for Housing Challenges in District 5

News Summary In Detroit’s District 5, candidates are competing to address the neighborhood’s housing challenges through various strategies. With seven candidates vying for the council seat, issues surrounding affordable housing, senior citizen support, and short-term rentals are at the forefront of their discussions. Candidates propose innovative solutions, advocate for transparent

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Community

Candidates Debate Key Issues in Detroit Mayoral Election

News Summary In a recent debate held at Wayne State University, four candidates for the Detroit Mayoral Election discussed vital topics such as public safety, affordable housing, education, and unemployment. The debate, moderated by Jason Colthorp, provided candidates James Craig, Saunteel Jenkins, Solomon Kinloch Jr., and Mary Sheffield with a

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Community

Detroit Mayoral Candidates Prepare for Upcoming Debate

News Summary In Detroit, candidates for the mayoral race will hold a debate on June 16, 2025, hosted by Local 4. With the Primary Election approaching, current Mayor Mike Duggan is not seeking reelection, as he runs for governor. Four candidates have been confirmed to participate: James Craig, Saunteel Jenkins,

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Gathering of protesters at No Kings Day event, holding banners and signs advocating for democracy.
Community

Nationwide Protests for ‘No Kings Day’ Planned

News Summary On June 14, ‘No Kings Day’ protests will take place across the U.S. as activists rally against perceived authoritarianism in the Trump administration. Coordinated with Flag Day and a military parade in D.C., the protests voice discontent over government spending amidst social service cuts. Numerous cities, including Detroit,

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Clerics and community members gathered at Cathedral of the Most Blessed Sacrament for priest ordination ceremony.
Breaking News

Detroit Celebrates the Ordination of Two New Priests

News Summary On June 7, Detroit’s religious community gathered to celebrate the ordination of Fr. Pat Bruen and Fr. Benjamin Schroder as priests at the Cathedral of the Most Blessed Sacrament. The ceremony, led by Archbishop Edward J. Weisenburger, highlighted vows of celibacy and obedience. Both priests aim to serve

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A rally with supporters holding signs for Solomon Kinloch in Detroit.
Breaking News

UAW Endorses Rev. Solomon Kinloch for Detroit Mayor

News Summary The United Auto Workers (UAW) has endorsed Rev. Solomon Kinloch in the Detroit mayoral primary election. During a rally at UAW’s Solidarity House, President Shawn Fain highlighted Kinloch’s focus on working-class issues, aiming to revitalize neighborhoods and improve economic disparities. Currently, City Council President Mary Sheffield leads the

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Community

Detroit Mayor Mike Duggan Keynotes Good Morning Livingston Event

News Summary Detroit Mayor Mike Duggan will be the keynote speaker at the Good Morning Livingston event on June 17th. The event focuses on effective leadership and is themed ‘Reviving a City, Reimagining Leadership’. Duggan will share insights from his experiences revitalizing Detroit during his time as mayor, highlighting significant

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Breaking News

Mary Sheffield Leads Detroit Mayoral Race Ahead of Primary

News Summary City Council President Mary Sheffield is currently leading the Detroit mayoral race with 38% of likely voter support. As the primary election approaches, Sheffield faces competition from Rev. Solomon Kinloch Jr. and former police chief James Craig. While 92% of voters recognize Sheffield’s name and her favorability remains

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