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Rochester Media Published 21 hours ago

Meadow Brook Theatre Journeys to the Wild West with ‘The Man Who Shot Liberty Valance’

Running October 7 – November 1, 2026, on the campus of Oakland University in Rochester, Michigan “We haven’t done a western at Meadow Brook Theatre (MBT) in quite a while,” says Cheryl Marshall, MBT’s Managing Director, “and we couldn’t be more excited to share this production…

The Sun Times News Published October 02

HWPI Executive Director Kiff Hamp to Step Down at End of 2026

Huron Waterloo Pathways Initiative Executive Director Kiff Hamp will leave the organization at the end of 2026 to become the founding CEO of a new nonprofit focused on expanding sports opportunities for Detroit youth. Hamp has led HWPI since 2022, during a period that included…

The Livingston Post Published October 01

VETLIFE receives $750K grant to reach Michigan veterans

What if Veteran suicide prevention started months before a Veteran ever called a crisis line? That is the question Michigan-based nonprofit VETLIFE will pursue with a new $750,000 grant from the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs through the Staff Sergeant Parker Gordon Fox…

Planet Detroit Published October 01

Michigan regulators OK DTE contracts for Google data center

Michigan's utility regulator voted unanimously Thursday to grant conditional approval for DTE Energy contracts to power Google's 1-gigawatt data center project in Van Buren Township.

The Daily Iowan Published October 01

Defensive lineman Kenny Merrieweather balances goofy personality with leadership

On Nov. 27, 2021, high school junior Kenny Merrieweather got into his stance at defensive end for Detroit Martin Luther King High School, ready to pounce on an opportunity to make a play for his team in the Michigan state championship game against DeWitt High School. With 10:42…

Planet Detroit Published 22 hours ago

Michigan environmental news: State announces $89 million for Detroit, Kalamazoo river cleanup

Michigan will invest $89 million in Detroit and Kalamazoo river cleanup through a new program announced by Gov. Gretchen Whitmer. The state is also joining legal challenges against Trump administration rollbacks of power plant emissions and fuel economy standards.

Planet Detroit Published 23 hours ago

‘What environmental racism looks like’: Protest targets University of Michigan computing center

A University of Michigan regent joins residents, labor representatives, and township officials at protest against planned $1.25-billion computing facility in Ypsilanti Township, where critics say the tax-exempt project targets a lower-income community while providing few local…

The Livingston Post Published 23 hours ago

Prosecutor might appeal judge’s dismissal of charges against man accused of trying to lure girl into woods

Livingston County Prosecutor Carolyn Henry said in a release that she is considering appealing the decision of 53rd District Court Judge Daniel Bain, who dismissed the charge against a man accused of trying to lure an 8-year-old girl into the woods to give her “a surprise.” Ryan…

The Arab American News Published October 02

Between deportation and war: The plight of Yemeni asylum seekers

When H.K. first came to the U.S. more than eight years ago, her native Yemen was mired in civil war. Today, that war threatens to become a second front in President Trump’s conflict with Iran, further straining global oil supplies and the broader economy. But for H.K., a…

The Arab American News Published October 02

Iran talks stall as Yemen fighting escalates and Flydubai probe continues

Iran: U.S. and Iranian officials held separate talks with mediators Monday over a revised ceasefire proposal covering Iran and Lebanon, sanctions relief and reopening the Strait of Hormuz. By Thursday, President Trump said Iran’s offer was insufficient and suggested renewed…

The Arab American News Published October 02

Dearborn and nearby cities welcome fall with coffee, cider and Halloween events

As temperatures drop and trees begin changing color, Dearborn and neighboring cities are welcoming fall with a busy calendar of activities and events featuring coffee, arts, local markets and apple orchards, as well as haunted trails and Halloween celebrations. Throughout…

The Arab American News Published October 02

Judge orders 37 ballots counted in disputed Hamtramck 2025 mayoral race

HAMTRAMCK — After 10 months of legal disputes, Wayne County Circuit Court Judge Kathleen McCarthy issued an order on Wednesday directing the county’s Board of Canvassers to count 37 absentee ballots excluded from last November’s election after they unexpectedly surfaced in the…

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