
Detroit Voice Brief
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Detroit Free Press Briefing for July 22nd, 2021
Motown’s Berry Gordy named as Kennedy Center Honor recipient for 2021, Detroit city council pushes ahead with reparations initiative, NFL record projections 2021: Detroit Lions are gonna be bad, but how bad?

Detroit Free Press Briefing for July 21st, 2021
Michigan's groundwater problem: Ann Arbor's 4-mile-long dioxane plume is growing, Sheriff: Carbon monoxide deaths at Faster Horses Festival 'absolutely tragic', and Detroit Tigers pitcher Spencer Turnbull out for season, will have Tommy John surgery.

Detroit Free Press Briefing for July 20th, 2021
Analysis: Trump and his election lies remain 'purity test' for Michigan Republicans, Arab American advocates ask Dearborn for Arabic-language voting help, ballots, Racers devastated by shutdown of 136-acre Milan Dragway, and the Detroit Tigers draftee Ty Madden makes first Comerica Park appearance: 'It's beautiful'

Detroit Free Press Briefing for July 19th, 2021
Big money is arriving in bank accounts for unemployment-related tax refunds for nearly 4 million people. And the advance Child Tax Credit is set to hit accounts as soon as July 15., Chicago just held an auto show. Detroit nixed its show. Here's why that's good, and Wily Peralta helps Detroit Tigers blank Minnesota Twins, 7-0, to sweep series.

Detroit Free Press Briefing for July 16th, 2021
Some people who are owed tax refunds recieved collection notices in July. Why?, Veterans fuming over portable johns near Royal Oak war memorial, so city had them moved, Arts, Beats, and Eats is back.

Detroit Free Press Briefing for July 15th, 2021
Dan Gilbert and Stephen Ross no longer plan to build an innovation center in downtown Detroit on the site of an aborted jail, Detroit’s Black Bottom neighborhood was destroyed decades ago, but activists say the possible removal of I-375 presents a chance to acknowledge how highways and urban renewal hurt the Black community then, Dearborn residents blasted City Council, mayor over floods for hours, Ann Arbor Skyline's Hobbs Kessler wins Gatorade Track and Field Player of the Year award.

Detroit Free Press Briefing for July 14th, 2021
Developer on pace to buy empty Northland mall, Ford drops use of 'chairman' title, adopts other gender-neutral language, Motor City Brewing Works opens second location, and 2021 MLB draft: Players with Michigan ties selected this year.

Detroit Free Press Briefing for July 13th, 2021
Kamala Harris visits Detroit to talk voting rights, vaccines, Muskegon County man unearths more than 150 bowling balls during renovations, We Lived It, and the 2021 MLB draft: Players with Michigan ties selected in the 2021 MLB draft.

Detroit Free Press Briefing for July 12th, 2021
AG accepts GOP lawmaker's request to investigate those peddling election lies, Hot Sam’s men's clothing store celebrates 100 years with event downtown Detroit, 'Perfect storm' brings tax refund delays, triggers some trouble ahead, and Detroit Tigers take Jackson Jobe with No. 3 pick in 2021 MLB draft.

Detroit Free Press Briefing for July 9th, 2021
Michigan Auditor General to study long-term care facility deaths in COVID-19 pandemic, 116K customers without power after storms hit southeast Michigan, and People waited in line for hours for chance at huge bingo jackpot in Westland — and someone just won.

Detroit Free Press Briefing for July 8th, 2021
Former Detroit police chief slams 'victimhood mentality' at birthplace of Michigan GOP, Detroit Fire Department lieutenant killed in shooting at Troy gas station, Ford Bronco supplier's hardtop problems delay production, and Detroit Tigers steal 5-3 win, series victory from Texas Rangers with three-run 7th inning.

Detroit Free Press Briefing for July 7th, 2021
911 calls reveal details on fireworks incident that killed Blue Jackets goalie Matiss Kivlenieks, firework incidents across the country, FEMA, state agencies assessing flood damages in Wayne County starting Thursday, Marijuana industry is not struggling to hire workers, and Michigan basketball's Hunter Dickinson pulls out of NBA draft for chance at 'a normal year'.

Detroit Free Press Briefing for July 6th, 2021
The proposed merger of Beaumont and Spectrum hospitals could raise health care prices, Among Michigan's 20 worst crash intersections, most are in metro Detroit, Massive 4-year road project revamping I-275 in Wayne County starts Tuesday, and DeVante' Jones withdraws from NBA draft, will play at Michigan basketball this season.

Detroit Free Press Briefing for July 5th, 2021
Michigan boy dies 3 days after getting COVID vaccine, Rockfall at Pictured Rocks has not deterred visitors, touring companies say, Inflation makes inflation-adjusted savings bonds attractive for many savers, and Metro Detroit restaurants feature lobster rolls on menus.

Detroit Free Press Briefing for July 2nd, 2021
Michigan's COVID-19 vaccine lottery is shot at $5M in cash and scholarships, Top collector cars to come to Detroit next year, including the Black Ghost, Mister Dips opens in Parker’s Alley behind Shinola Hotel, New movie 'Zola' is based on metro Detroit Hooters waitress' viral tweets, and Phil Mickelson, upset over report, confirms he won't return to Rocket Mortgage Classic.

Detroit Free Press Briefing for July 1st, 2021
Detroit Mayor Mike Duggan engaged to Dr. Sonia Hassan, physician at center of controversy, Flooding in metro Detroit in June will lead to large losses, consumers need to find out what is and isn’t covered by insurance, Jeep Wrangler 392 hot rod SUV rules on-road and off, TCF Center's immersive Van Gogh exhibit emphasizes the man as well as his art, and Detroit Tigers prospects Spencer Torkelson, Riley Greene selected to All-Star Futures Game.

Detroit Free Press Briefing for June 30th, 2021
New Michigan rule to protect identities could slow job, other background checks, New Michigan rule to protect identities could slow job, other background checks, COVID shuttered boutique hotel in Midtown Detroit and it won't reopen, and the Detroit Lions welcome back fans to Allen Park facility for 2021 training camp

Detroit Free Press Briefing for June 29th, 2021
Mayor Duggan, Gov. Whitmer seek federal aid to reimburse Detroiters from flood, Anger grows in Dearborn over repeated flooding as city, volunteers clean up, After flooding, metro Detroit trash could be a big problem. Officials hope it won't, Here's what metro Detroit residents dealing with the flood aftermath should know, and Detroit Pistons' Jerami Grant selected to 12-player USA Olympic men’s basketball team.

Detroit Free Press Briefing for June 28th, 2021
2 concepts divide Michigan school boards: What to know about critical race theory, equity, Watch out for Venmo and other peer-to-peer glitches and scams, Bra shops saw sales spike during pandemic: What metro Detroit shoppers bought, and Michigan State football makes splash, agrees to deal with Cass Tech's Thomas Wilcher.

Detroit Free Press Briefing for June 25th, 2021
Metro Detroit Restaurants dissappointed they will not receive federal aid, Art stolen from a Grosse Pointe collector recovered by FBI and returned 5 years later, the IRS will hold two events in Detroit to help low income families who qualify receive the Child Tax Credit, and Michigan State athletics debuts 'EverGreen' program to prepare for name, image, likeness.

Detroit Free Press Briefing for June 24th, 2021
Fowler Center, camp for developmentally disabled, acquired by Methodist Children's Home Society, Michigan Republican-led investigation rejects Trump's claim that Nov. 3 election was stolen, Michigan restaurants give advice as full capacity begins in the state, Elton John announces his final Detroit concert: July 2022 at Comerica Park, and Detroit Tigers' Matt Manning earns first MLB win in 6-2 victory over St. Louis Cardinals.

Detroit Free Press Briefing for June 23rd, 2021
Michigan confirms 25 cases of COVID-19's highly contagious delta variant, Federal study shows link between pot use, suicide, Entertainment heat wave is coming this summer: What to watch for, Detroit Pistons win NBA draft lottery for first time ever, will have top 2021 pick.

Detroit Free Press Briefing for June 22nd, 2021
Buddy’s Pizza celebrates 75th anniversary, Metro Detroit retailers say clothing trends are shifting. Here's how, Ford Motor Co. hires former Renault exec Franck Louis-Victor to lead new businesses, and 2021 NBA draft lottery preview, featuring the Detroit Pistons

Detroit Free Press Briefing for June 21st, 2021
United Wholesale Mortgage expects to soar past Rocket, Fireworks likely to sell out early this year, stores say, They've had to grow up so fast:' Hamady High students reflect on the last year in school, Cranbrook Art Museum debuts massive retrospective featuring 275 works from its history, Detroit Tigers get Daz-zling 5-3 win over Angels in 10 innings to salvage series.

Detroit Free Press Briefing for June 18th, 2021
Michigan to roll back remaining major COVID-19 restrictions June 22, ahead of schedule, Beaumont and Spectrum Health plan to merge, forming Michigan's biggest health system, Diana Ross releases first new music in 15 years; ‘Thank You’ is a peek at upcoming album, and what becomes of Bo Schembechler's legacy?

Detroit Free Press Briefing for June 17th, 2021
Ex-Michigan football player: If I could talk to Bo Schembechler now, I'd ask 'why?', The restaurant relief fund has been halted from dispersing funds to its prioritized groups, Owner of new Dearborn coffee shop apologizes for anti-Shia comments, and 2 Great Danes die during trip from Michigan to California.

Detroit Free Press Briefing for June 16th, 2021
Schembechler family: 'Bo was not aware' of Robert Anderson's sexual assaults at Michigan, Ford Bronco leaves the stable as company starts shipping, filling 125K orders, State scrambles to redistribute COVID-19 vaccines, as more than 500K doses set to expire in August, and a new strand of THC, D8 hits the Michigan market.

Detroit Free Press Briefing for June 15th, 2021
Gov. Whitmer unveils $1.4 billion plan to expand affordable child care with federal funds, Man killed in Austin shooting was living in Michigan, set to marry high school sweetheart, Lordstown Motors, a GM investment, announces resignation of CEO, CFO in major shake-up, Gas prices go above $3 a gallon, compared with around $2 a gallon back in June 2020.

Detroit Free Press Briefing for June 14th, 2021
Remembering smile, joy of Skylar Herbert, one of Michigan's youngest COVID-19 victims, Proms have new look after year of online learning during pandemic, How discontinued Maverick sedan evolved into Ford's newest thing in little pickups, and Detroit Tigers prospects Spencer Torkelson, Dillon Dingler promoted to Double-A Erie

Detroit Free Press Briefing for June 11th, 2021
Matt Schembechler, ex-Michigan players call for accountability. Will Bo's statue stay?, What to do now to avoid a nasty tax surprise next year, a new disclosure bill in state legislature, It's strawberry U-pick season in Michigan.

Detroit Free Press Briefing for June 10th, 2021
Michiganders dont know when someone other than Gretchen Whitmer is filling in as governor, US-Canada border restrictions could ease by end of June, officials say, How discontinued Maverick sedan evolved into Ford's newest thing in little pickups, and Bo Schembechler's son to go public on Dr. Anderson abuse, father's failure to protect him.

Detroit Free Press Briefing for June 9th, 2021
Peters' report details failures ahead of Jan. 6 attack, calls for changes, Western Michigan University gets $550-million donation, a national record, Detroit City Council's Sheffield asks for a new vote on armory sale after missing 1st vote, and Michigan couple discovers old book of Chrysler papers; dealer wants to sell it for $175K.

Detroit Free Press Briefing for June 8th, 2021
Detained journalist Danny Fenster told stories of the persecuted. Now he's one of them, Detroit-based clothing brand launches special LGBTQ+ apparel for Pride Month, 2022 Ford Maverick small pickup debuts with hybrid power, roomy interior, sub-$20k price, Michigan is a fossil hotspot: What you might find, where to look, and Michigan State basketball's Tom Izzo adds three former players to coaching staff.

Detroit Free Press Briefing for June 7th, 2021
A federal moratorium on evictions is expected to end this month, unless the government extends it. Here’s how to get rental assistance to stay in your home, Escanaba welcomes back Annual Trappers Convention for summer 2021, We Lived It, and Detroit Tigers blanked by Chicago White Sox, 3-0, in series finale.

Detroit Free Press Briefing for June 4th, 2021
GM to increase vehicle deliveries to dealers: 'Help is on the way', she was kicked off a Boblo Boat for being Black. Now her home is a historic site., Some Michigan taxpayers are encouraged to file amended state tax returns if they filed early and had jobless benefits, and Detroit Red Wings GM Steve Yzerman on picking 6th: "No sense complaining".

Detroit Free Press Briefing for June 3rd, 2021
Ford hires top strategist to President Barack Obama, First Lady Michelle Obama, Michigan faces a chlorine shortage as summer begins, Locally known white deer killed in Michigan's Lake County — and people are outraged, Parade Co. gets the OK to buy long-vacant Brodhead Armory to turn it into new HQ, and Detroit Pistons hire ex-Michigan coach John Beilein as senior advisor/player development

Detroit Free Press Briefing for June 2nd, 2021
Michigan rolls back all outdoor restrictions and curfews today: What you need to know, Michigan attorney general, state police investigating sex abuse in Boy Scouts of America, Stop torture' message on his semi-truck is call to action in Michigan's streets, Hang up if someone asks you to pay for rental car with a gift card.

Detroit Free Press Briefing for June 1st, 2021
Rare, secret 1-person grand jury being used in Flint water charges against Rick Snyder, Chip shortage makes finding perfect car a challenge but could help get you out of a lease, U.P. vacation home prices are booming: What's causing the increase, and Detroit Lions update.

Detroit Free Press Briefing for May 31st, 2021
Transgender woman opens up about her life, rape in Michigan men's prison, Detroiter seeks to motivate and positively impact the community through her nonprofit, Ready to finally buy a boat? Get in line. Builders and sellers say there's a huge backlog, and Michigan may nix local laws banning short-term rentals. Is this a boon or slippery slope?.

Detroit Free Press Briefing for May 28th, 2021
Whitmer's campaign will pay for controversial Florida flight, Authorities charge Dearborn man who police say killed parakeet in an Allen Park pet shop, Justice Department forces Huntington, TCF to sell 13 bank branches for merger, Michigan has a tick problem. Here's what you need to know, and Shane Bieber picks apart Detroit Tigers: 'He's one of the best pitchers in the game'.

Detroit Free Press Briefing for May 27th, 2021
Understaffed northern Michigan businesses expect fewer foreign seasonal workers, Justice Department forces Huntington, TCF to sell 13 bank branches for merger, How crypto coin scams use celebrity imposters, other tricks to steal cash, and Michigan basketball's Hunter Dickinson enters NBA draft, but could still return to college.

Detroit Free Press Briefing for May 26th, 2021
One World Market in Novi expanding, will add Noble Fish and White Wolf Japanese Patisserie, Dearborn man fatally stomps parakeet in Allen Park pet shop after trying to return it, Detroit Grand Prix: Fans will have access to IndyCar drivers, cars again this year

Detroit Free Press Briefing for May 25th, 2021
Gov. Gretchen Whitmer announced relaxed COVID workplace rules Monday, 2 toddlers fall from separate Detroit apartment buildings, highlighting window-safety worries, 2 Michigan moms take action on car seats with new app for automaker, Michigan House Republicans adopt resolution against federal voting rights bill, Key players in attendance as Detroit Lions open organized team activities.

Detroit Free Press Briefing for May 24th, 2021
Meet Elizabeth Hertel, arguably the most powerful person in Michigan, Southfield Public Schools faces controversy over free prom tickets for vaccinated students, I took a ride in Ford's F-150 Lightning electric pickup: Here's what's new, different, and Detroit Tigers' Spencer Turnbull reflects on throwing no-hitter.

Detroit Free Press Briefing for May 21st, 2021
Michigan to lift all outdoor capacity restrictions June 1, eyes full reopening July 1, A year after Midland flood: Mud, erosion, missing lakes, disrupted lives and uncertainty, Rate of pedestrians killed last year hits gruesome milestone, and Detroit Lions new 3-4 defense: Trey Flowers, Romeo Okwara moving to outside linebacker.

Detroit Free Press Briefing for May 20th, 2021
President Biden's F-150 Lightning moment in Dearborn: How it really happened, Detroit boy, 12, mauled by dog hailed as hero for saving his three younger siblings, Tiki bar-themed pedal pub hitting downtown Detroit streets, and What Tigers RHP Spencer Turnbull said after throwing no-hitter.

Detroit Free Press Briefing for May 19th, 2021
Biden blasts Trump for rolling back fuel standards, says future of autos is electric, High poverty districts bear the brunt of the teacher turnover in Michigan, Child Tax Credit monthly payments to begin rolling out July 15, Steve Yzerman on extending Jeff Blashill, state of the Red Wings rebuild.

Detroit Free Press Briefing for May 18th, 2021
White House confirms President Biden will visit Michigan on Tuesday, New Detroit interim police chief will not 'try to be James Craig', Marvin Gaye's 'What's Going On' 50th anniversary: Motown Museum tours, Detroit street renaming, The sky spectacle of the year: A super blood moon and lunar eclipse is coming next week, and Pistons' Troy Weaver after 20-win season: 'I don't like the way it smells',

Detroit Free Press Briefing for May 17th, 2021
New York developer facing tight deadlines, neighborhood criticism in Detroit, Report: Economic opportunity was out of reach for many Detroiters before the pandemic, Bald eagle from Ann Arbor nest cam rescued after tangled in fishing line, and Pistons great Ben Wallace personified Detroit: An underdog in an underdog city.

Detroit Free Press Briefing for May 14th, 2021
UAW willing to fight GM to unionize 2 new battery plants, Board of Police Commissioners pass motion to start Detroit police chief search, What Michigan needs to know about the nation's gas shortage, rising gas prices, and Consumers paid more for bacon, hot dogs and milk in April.