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Federal Reserve Member Speaks at Detroit Economic Club
The Detroit Economic Club is hosting an event featuring a member of the Federal Reserve Board of Governors. Michael Barr is scheduled to speak about the state of the economy on September 29th at 12:30 p.m. The event will be livestreamed when it begins.
Nonprofit Launches Program to Help Detroit Homeowners Find Affordable Insurance
Homeowners insurance costs are straining Detroit families, with city policies costing nearly twice the state average. A nonprofit launched its Insure and Save program to connect homeowners with carriers for cost-effective policies. This initiative helps residents who are uninsured or questioning their current coverage.
Michigan Revokes 20 Marijuana Grower Licenses Over 'Egregious Conduct'
The Cannabis Regulatory Agency revoked 20 grower licenses from a mid-Michigan company after it was found to ship dirt and mulch while claiming the contents were marijuana flower. GP Holdings LLC, operating as Millie Montana Industries, also faced a $2 million fine for these violations.
Michigan Small Businesses Face Challenges Amid Inflation and War Concerns
Mark Lee discussed how factors like the Iran War and inflation are impacting Michigan small businesses during a conversation with The Metro's Sam Corey. Gas prices in Metro Detroit reached an average of $4.88, while diesel averaged $2 more. These issues make it difficult for local shops to operate despite a strong stock market.
Michigan Home Heating Credit Deadline is Sept. 30
The deadline to claim Michigan's home heating credit is Wednesday, Sept. 30. This credit helps income-eligible homeowners and renters pay for heating expenses in the state. Certain groups may also qualify for additional food assistance benefits.
Metro Detroit Man Sentenced for Pandemic-Relief Fraud Scheme
A Metro Detroit man was sentenced to two years in prison for a multimillion-dollar pandemic-relief fraud scheme. Federal officials reported that Jabari Long used his contracting business to fraudulently obtain loans totaling $2.34 million. He pleaded guilty to conspiracy to commit wire fraud and must pay over $2,100,000 in restitution.
Detroit Land Bank Authority celebrates 67 residents becoming homeowners
Sixty-seven Detroit residents completed the Detroit Land Bank Authority's Buy Back program and received deeds to their homes on September 25, 2026. The program helps people living in land-bank-owned properties purchase them after meeting financial and educational requirements.
University of Michigan predicts Detroit workforce growth amid wage disparities
Researchers at the University of Michigan forecast that Detroit's population and workforce are expected to grow over the next five years. However, they also predict that city residents will face significant wage disparities. The findings were compiled with input from expert Dan Manaenkov.
Gordie Howe International Bridge set to open by late July, AP sources say
A planned late-July opening date was reported for the Gordie Howe International Bridge. The span is expected to become a major new cross-border link between Detroit and Windsor.
Dearborn gets $8 million FEMA grant for flooding problems
FEMA awarded Dearborn an $8.1 million grant to help reduce flooding in the eastern part of the city. The funding will support sewer improvements aimed at handling heavy rain more effectively.
Detroit City FC lands landmark investment from Jay Farner
Jay Farner announced a landmark investment in Detroit City FC, according to WXYZ's local news roundup. The move adds another notable business and sports development for the club.
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