Stay updated with breaking news from Nancy Derringer. Get real-time updates on events, politics, business, and more. Visit us for reliable news and exclusive interviews.
A lot happened this week in Michigan politics; from big news in the courts on auto no-fault insurance to the gubernatorial race. Catch up on it all on today's podcast episode.
The digital publication announced it’s ending in September after more than a decade
In Michigan, the state's Department of Transportation is looking for ways to mitigate the damage caused by decades of urban renewal policies and reconnect neighborhoods cut off from amenities and opportunities by highway projects.
Share July 09, 2021, 9:58 PM Craig Fahle, host of "The Week That Was," chats with 910 AM radio host Adolph Mongo, Detroit Free Press columnist Nancy Kaffer and Deadline Detroit regulars Nancy Derringer and Allan Lengel. They talk about ex-Detroit Police Chief James Craig and his Republican appeal, his handling of Black Lives Matter protests, people grifting from the voter fraud big lie, Donald Trump taking on social media platforms and many "Schmuck of Week" nominees. Leave a Comment:
by Violet Ikonomova James Craig gives his first political speech in Jackson, Michigan. (Photo: Nancy Derringer) JACKSON — Former Detroit police chief James Craig gave voters a taste of what they could expect from his presumed gubernatorial candidacy under a namesake tree at Under the Oaks Park in Jackson, where the Republican Party is said to have been born on this day 167 years ago. Craig declared himself a Trump supporter, having voted for the ex-president twice, and shared how he became interested in conservatism a little over a decade ago as chief of po...