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Black Leaders Detroit Organizes Ride for Unity to Promote Community Solidarity

Black Leaders Detroit Organizes Ride for Unity to Promote Community Solidarity

Black Leaders Detroit has announced a Ride for Unity event scheduled for later this month. The initiative aims to foster community solidarity and bring attention to social justice issues affecting the Black community in Detroit. The ride is part of a broader effort by the organization to engage the community in meaningful dialogue and action. By organizing this event, Black Leaders Detroit seeks to unite individuals and groups in a shared commitment to equality and justice.
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Lincoln Motor Company Celebrates Heritage with 'Lincolns and Lattes' Event in Detroit

Lincoln Motor Company Celebrates Heritage with 'Lincolns and Lattes' Event in Detroit

Lincoln Motor Company Celebrates Heritage with 'Lincolns and Lattes' Event in Detroit
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How progressive challenger McKinney defeated incumbent Thanedar

How progressive challenger McKinney defeated incumbent Thanedar

U.S. Rep. Shri Thanedar won elections in Detroit in the past, but his progressive challenger state Rep. Donovan McKinney carried his hometown.
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Griffin Gardens in Detroit Fosters Community Through Flowers and Events

Griffin Gardens in Detroit Fosters Community Through Flowers and Events

Griffin Gardens in Detroit Fosters Community Through Flowers and Events
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Martha Reeves heads to Dearborn for album signing ahead of 'Searching' release

Martha Reeves heads to Dearborn for album signing ahead of 'Searching' release

Motown star will be at the Dearborn Music record shop Saturday to sign copies of her upcoming album, which has already yielded a U.K. dance hit.
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Long Island City Residents Face Persistent Elevator Issues in Affordable Housing Complex

Long Island City Residents Face Persistent Elevator Issues in Affordable Housing Complex

Residents of Hunter's Point South Living, a large affordable housing development in Long Island City, are experiencing ongoing elevator malfunctions and breakdowns. These issues have resulted in residents being trapped in elevators for extended periods and facing long waits. Despite a multi-million-dollar modernization effort by the real estate firm Related, problems persist, including elevators not responding to calls and frequent outages. The tenant association has raised concerns about the impact on residents, particularly those with mobility issues. Management has been accused of not adequately addressing these issues, leading to safety and security concerns.
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Detroit Lions veteran TE to return from injury

Detroit Lions veteran TE to return from injury

Detroit Lions TE Tyler Conklin passes his physical and is expected to be removed from PUP.
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Henry Ford Health Considers Cadillac Place for New Headquarters

Henry Ford Health Considers Cadillac Place for New Headquarters

Henry Ford Health Considers Cadillac Place for New Headquarters
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Detroit Election Officials Report Smooth Primary Process with High Absentee Ballot Turnout

Detroit Election Officials Report Smooth Primary Process with High Absentee Ballot Turnout

Detroit election officials reported a smooth process during the recent gubernatorial primary, with all polling locations opening on time and no major issues reported. Over 55,000 absentee ballots were processed, and voter turnout was projected between 20% and 23%. Federal monitors from the U.S. Department of Justice observed the election, ensuring transparency and fairness. The primary saw increased interest due to the gubernatorial race, U.S. Senate primary, and congressional contests.
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Detroit-Area Duo Charged in $4.1 Million Unemployment Fraud Scheme

Detroit-Area Duo Charged in $4.1 Million Unemployment Fraud Scheme

Shawn Carter and Danielle Thomas, residents of the Detroit area, have been charged with conspiracy to commit wire fraud and aggravated identity theft. The charges stem from their alleged involvement in a $4.1 million unemployment insurance fraud scheme. Federal investigators claim the duo filed hundreds of fraudulent unemployment claims across 32 states, exploiting the expanded benefits during the pandemic. The scheme involved using stolen identities to file claims and withdrawing funds using debit cards. The investigation revealed a network of digital and financial footprints linking the suspects to the fraudulent activities.
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Detroit Duo Charged in $4.1 Million Unemployment Fraud Scheme Across 32 States

Detroit Duo Charged in $4.1 Million Unemployment Fraud Scheme Across 32 States

Shawn Carter and Danielle Thomas from the Detroit area have been charged with conspiracy to commit wire fraud and aggravated identity theft. They allegedly orchestrated a scheme involving over 400 fraudulent unemployment insurance claims across 32 states, totaling more than $4 million. The scheme exploited the expanded unemployment benefits during the pandemic, using stolen identities to file claims and withdraw funds via Bank of America debit cards. The investigation revealed digital and financial footprints linking the duo to the fraudulent activities, including ATM surveillance images and text message exchanges.
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LIV event in Michigan in 3 weeks still unclear despite agreement with new investor

LIV event in Michigan in 3 weeks still unclear despite agreement with new investor

Many experts speculate the Michigan tournament will not proceed as planned, though it still remains on the LIV schedule as of Wednesday, Aug. 5.