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A recent report looking at the leadership of nonprofits in Michigan found that the vast majority are helmed by white women, though metro Detroit has more minority-led nonprofits than other parts of the state.

The Michigan Nonprofit Association and Data Driven Detroit have released a report on nonprofit leadership and race.

The report found that at the city’s current filing rate, more than 20% of tenants — 61,000 people — would face eviction this year.

Highland Park was once one of America's wealthiest cities. Today, its residents are left to fend for themselves.

The majority of Detroit residents own the homes they live in, new Census data shows, the first time in a decade that Detroit has had more homeowners than renters.

City housing officials said the point of the report was to bring the city’s housing stock, much of which is older, up to a safe standard.

There are 42,000 landlords in Detroit, a new report finds. Among the largest group — those who own one or two properties — 2% are registered.

The most contentious census in memory will also be the slowest to release detailed statistics for businesses and governments to use. Blame it (partly) on the pandemic.

New data shows that in 2020 117,087 people died in Michigan, more than the 104,166 births after Covid-19 dramatically increased the death rate in the state.

For the first time in Michigans recorded history, deaths outpaced births in 2020 — a situation worsened by the wave of deaths from COVID-19.