Each Thursday at noon, join the COVID313 Community Coalition for Families and Students for a Virtual Townhall focused on supporting parents, students, and families during the Coronavirus outbreak.
BridgeDetroit | Why more Detroiters aren’t getting vaccinated: Fear
An ongoing survey from the University of Michigan has found that almost 30% of the Detroiters who have not received a coronavirus vaccine are concerned about their safety.
Remembering Danny Raskin: A Life Filled with ‘The Best of Everything’
After 79 years working for the Detroit Jewish News, 102-year-old Danny Raskin died earlier this week.
COVID313: First the downpour, then the sinkhole
Detroiter Brook Trejo was ready for the heavy rain a few weeks ago but not the big sinkhole that...
Fixing the Districts
One Detroit finds out how we’ll lose a seat in Congress this next election cycle and how district lines might be redrawn.
BridgeDetroit | Built to keep Black from white: The story behind Detroit’s Wailing Wall
When they started building the wall behind Margaret Watson’s house in northwest Detroit, she knew the reason without having to ask.
The Aftermath of Detroit’s Historic Flooding
It’s been almost three weeks since historic flooding hit the Detroit area, and people are still looking for answers as to why the region’s sewage system couldn’t handle the water.
“Getting to the Heart of the Matter: My 36 Years in the Senate”
Retired Senator Carl Levin talks with Stephen Henderson about his new memoir centered on his...
BridgeDetroit | Understanding Why Detroit Floods and Why It Keeps Happening
Thousands of Detroit residents, businesses, churches, nonprofits, libraries and others will likely need months to recover from the disastrous flooding caused by record rainfall two weeks ago and aging water infrastructure.
Getting back into business reveals a tale of two cities
Sandy Baruah, Pres. and CEO of the Detroit Regional Chamber, about the 2 biggest challenges local businesses are facing as they reopen.
BridgeDetroit | Brown, murky water continues to flow on Detroit’s east side
Twenty-four hours after a water advisory had been placed on Detroit’s MorningSide, East English Village and Cornerstone Village neighborhoods, the City lifted the advisory, saying residents should have clean drinking water once they flushed their taps from the top of the house.
COVID313 Town Hall: Ask the Doctors
COVID313 Virtual Town Hall moderator Rajeshri Bhatia got an encouraging answer when she asked two...
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