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“With Heavy Hearts”: Venezuelans Living in Michigan React to the Earthquakes That Devastated Their Homeland

Medicina Scarlett Expands Bilingual Healthcare in Southwest Detroit with Help from Motor City Match

Detroit’s Veteran Builders Pass Down Lessons That Cost Them

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A Museum, A Memory, A Marker: Honoring Dr. Gajec’s Lifelong Mission

Lucile Gajec historical marker honors the Southwest Detroit historian who preserved Latino heritage for generations

Medicina Scarlett Expands Bilingual Healthcare in Southwest Detroit with Help from Motor City Match

Southwest Detroit clinic Medicina Scarlett grew from 35 to 265 weekly patients and is now expanding access to bilingual healthcare

ICE Signals Retreat from Romulus as its National Detention Plan Falters

Romulus ICE facility plans are halted after lawsuits and community pressure. Learn how activists and officials forced a major reversal

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Ann Arbor Asylum-seeker Deported Hours Before Venezuela Earthquakes Dies in Building Collapse

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A Michigan family's American dream ended in heartbreak after deportation and disaster in Venezuela

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Two women unveiling a green Michigan Historic Site marker reading "Dra. Lucile Gajec" by pulling away a red, green, and blue striped serape, with a young boy watching beside them.

A Museum, A Memory, A Marker: Honoring Dr. Gajec’s Lifelong Mission

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The Concert of Colors Neighborhood Series Presents “We Tell These Truths: All Humans Are Created Equal”

Panelists speak during the State of Construction 2026 forum at The Edit in Detroit on Thursday, June 11, 2026. Co-hosted by READ and DFO313, the discussion provided developers, contractors, and industry professionals with practical insights on navigating today's construction market. (Photo by Brayan Gutierrez)

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The Concert of Colors Neighborhood Series Presents “We Tell These Truths: All Humans Are Created Equal”

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ICE Signals Retreat from Romulus as its National Detention Plan Falters

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Qoyllur Rit’i: The Snow Star pilgrimage in the Peruvian Andes

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The Concert of Colors Neighborhood Series Presents “We Tell These Truths: All Humans Are Created Equal”

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Detroit City FC Opens AlumniFi Field Preview Center at the Mexicantown Mercado

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