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Aniel Mendez, Detroit Chief Police Officer of the Day

by EL CENTRAL

September 28, 2024

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Seeking Latino Actors for Casting in Upcoming Shows at the Detroit Repertory Theatre

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City of Romulus Rejects Proposed ICE Detention Center

by Erick Díaz Veliz

February 28, 2026

Romulus residents and officials unite to block a proposed ICE detention center, highlighting community action, local politics, and immigrant rights.

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Double the Danger – Firearm Violence Among Latinos

by Estefania Arellano-Bermudez

February 28, 2026

A Southwest Detroit story of gun violence, mistrust, and resilience, following one man’s journey from growing up amid violence to...

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‘We can’t wait for the city to just save us’: Southwest Detroit’s catastrophic water main break 1 year later

by EL CENTRAL

February 26, 2026

A year after Southwest Detroit’s 54-inch water main break, residents face lasting damage, recovery challenges, and community-driven solutions.

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“Music and Dance Rooted in Afro-Latinidad”

by EL CENTRAL

February 26, 2026

Wayne State’s Ballet Folklórico united music and Afro‑Latin dance traditions, spotlighting African roots in Latin America during Black History Month.

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Community Demands for Accountability Met with Detroit Police Suspensions Over Border Patrol Call

by Amber Ogden

February 26, 2026

Detroit police suspend officers after a Border Patrol call sparks lawsuits, protests, and renewed debate over accountability, immigration fears, and...

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A Black History Month Tribute to Often Overlooked Afro-Latinos

by EL CENTRAL

February 26, 2026

Explore the untold stories of Afro-Latinos shaping culture, politics, and communities from the Bronx to Southwest Detroit—leaders, artists, and changemakers.