Oldest Free Clinic in America is Here in Detroit and Still Serving a Critical Need
St. Frances Cabrini Clinic—oldest free clinic in America, founded 1950 in Detroit. Wraparound care for uninsured adults regardless of immigration...
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Mexican Consul Celebrates El Grito Alongside Community Leaders
Mexican Consulate celebrates El Grito in Detroit with community partners. 216 years of independence, cultural preservation, economic opportunity, and support...
Deputy Superintendent Alycia Meriweather’s Vision of Equitable Education
Deputy Superintendent Alycia Meriweather's vision transforms Detroit Public Schools through Health Hubs and equitable funding. Absenteeism fell from 79% to...
From ESL Student to Systemic Change Agent: Ines de Jesus
Detroit bilingual education champion Ines de Jesus turns personal struggles into system change and opportunities for Latino students
Detroit’s DON Cast Focuses on Health and Transit Concerns
Wayne County transit millage heads to voters Aug. 4. Learn how the proposal could expand SMART service, impact homeowners, and...
City of Detroit DON Cast Recap: Tech-Career Development and Demolition Site Soil Remediation in the Works
Detroit tech training is now free through NPower. Learn how residents can gain IT, cybersecurity, and data skills to launch...
Proposed Food Truck Ordinance Offers a Hope for Permanence
Detroit food truck ordinance could create permanent permits, new food truck pods, and clearer rules for operators
Mexicana Emprende Program Helps Women Grow Business Acumen
Mexicana Emprende program helps Mexican women in Detroit grow businesses through mentorship, training, and networking
“Occupy the Summer” Aims to Keep Youth Safe and Engaged
Occupy the Summer brings late-night rec centers, basketball leagues, and arts events to Detroit youth. See the city’s summer plans...
Kresge Arts Fellowship Fuels Creativity and Community
Kresge Arts Fellowship highlights Detroit artists turning culture into opportunity, with $50K awards and powerful stories
Detroit Bets on Youth Ages 0-26
Detroit youth initiatives take shape as the city launches new programs for ages 0-26 focused on education, jobs, and access,...
Double the Danger – Firearm Violence Among Latinos
A Southwest Detroit story of gun violence, mistrust, and resilience, following one man’s journey from growing up amid violence to...
Local Leaders Unite in Welcoming Miguel Rodriguez as New DHDC Executive Director
Detroit Latino leaders back new DHDC director Miguel Rodriguez, highlighting unity, community leadership, and the future of Southwest Detroit nonprofits.
More than a Calling: Debra Ehrmann is This Year’s Ohtli Recipient
From translator to trusted advocate, Pontiac’s Señora Debra returns to serve immigrant families, handling 50+ cases and earning Mexico’s Ohtli...
Miss Mexico 2026 Pageant: Honoring Tradition through Apparel
Discover how Miss Mexico 2026 in Detroit blended tradition, culture, and storytelling through handcrafted dresses that honored Mexican identity and...
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