A Metro Times review of records found multiple cases involving sexual offenses or allegations during Lloyd’s tenure that ended with reduced charges, probation, no jail time, or no prosecution

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Mike Rogers is calling for relief at the pump despite a record that includes raising Michigan’s gas tax, questioning tax suspensions and backing the Iran war that has driven fuel prices higher.

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Huizenga is being praised for backing a stock-trading ban, but records show years of individual stock ownership and congressional actions involving a company whose shares he held.

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WDET is responding to the loss of federal funding by expanding its local programming and relying more heavily on listeners to keep it going.

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A Metro Times review found that donors named in the Epstein files have given nearly $4.7 million to Mike Rogers’ campaigns and groups supporting him.

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Newly uncovered record shows Mike Rogers repeatedly opposed efforts to establish, advance, or fund medical care for people sickened after the Sept. 11 attacks.

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U.S. Rep. Rashida Tlaib says Michigan schools need major investments in cooling, clean energy, and infrastructure as extreme heat increasingly disrupts classrooms.

The post Tlaib: Michigan schools can’t keep up with a heat crisis that corporate polluters created — and students are paying the price appeared first on Detroit Metro Times.

An Indigenous former Richmond police officer says coworkers mocked his heritage and the department fired him weeks after he complained about the racist treatment.

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Emails show a Detroit Thermal employee sought two Black residents to speak in support of the project as a co-op leader said they were “playing the diversity card.”

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As Mike Rogers praises a 9/11 responder with cancer, his congressional record shows he twice voted against health care for people sickened by the attacks.

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Phase 2 of the Rouge Gateway Greenway will add nearly two miles of new trail along the Rouge River in Dearborn.

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If Mike Rogers wanted to distance his Senate campaign from the racism and Islamophobia surrounding the race, holding a fundraiser at the home of a former state lawmaker who once said “we can’t make an African American white” was a strange way to go about it.

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A Detroit man is accused of stealing an ambulance while paramedics were inside a Highland Park apartment building treating a patient.

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Michigan-bound imports have racked up an estimated $23 billion in tariffs since President Trump returned to office, a cost equivalent to $5,619 for every household in the state, according to a new analysis.

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Freedom Fuel Network is selling $3.47 gas in Detroit as a lawsuit raises questions about fuel delivered to some of its original stations.

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Jay DeBoyer, the Republican nominee for Michigan lieutenant governor, said he would personally support cutting Medicaid and food assistance in a speech just five days after John James announced him as his running mate, according to audio obtained by Metro Times.

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Before Mike Rogers called for a one-year moratorium on new data centers in Michigan, he spent months arguing the state should compete for them.

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Republican gubernatorial nominee John James has weighed in on one of the more pressing issues facing Michigan voters: whether men should submit their penises to the Lord.

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A Lake Orion family is suing the local school district after a former bus aide was convicted of assaulting a 12-year-old student with autism, alleging school officials failed to properly train transportation staff to recognize and respond to the boy’s disability-related behaviors.

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