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How has Detroit been doing on its demolition work? - Vimarsana News

How has Detroit been doing on its demolition work?

WDET is Detroit's Public Radio Station. For over 60 years, WDET has provided an independent voice for Detroit through a mix of news, music and cultural programming that's unique as the city and region we serve.

Source: wdet.org
Tracked and Traced: Reporting on surveillance in Detroit - Vimarsana News

Tracked and Traced: Reporting on surveillance in Detroit

Three reporters talk about what they’ve seen, or see coming, with surveillance in Detroit.

Source: wdet.org
Protests erupt in Michigan after a Black man is killed by police during a traffic stop - Vimarsana News

Protests erupt in Michigan after a Black man is killed by police during a traffic stop

A Grand Rapids, Michigan police officer has been put on paid leave after killing a Black man who tried to flee a traffic stop April 4. Patrick Lyoya, a 26-year old Congolese immigrant, was shot in the head during a struggle with the officer. Protests erupted in the city Wednesday after a video of the incident was released. Bridge Detroit reporter Bryce Huffman joins William Brangham to discuss.

Source: pbs.org
Lyoya's death sheds light on struggles to adjust to Black American life - Vimarsana News

Lyoya's death sheds light on struggles to adjust to Black American life

African refugees and Michigan groups that aid in resettlement agree more education is needed around racism and policing

Patrick Lyoya's death sparks new and old questions about law enforcement » WDET 101.9 FM - Vimarsana News

Patrick Lyoya's death sparks new and old questions about law enforcement » WDET 101.9 FM

Detroit's former police chief says the incident further calls into question who police departments recruit to become officers.

Source: wdet.org