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Cass Tech students raise thousands for Detroit homeless nonprofits after heartbreaking discovery (opens the original)
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DETROIT (WXYZ) — Students at Cass Technical High School returned to class Monday with an answer to a question they had been waiting months to hear: how much money their student-run telethon raised for people experiencing homelessness in Detroit — and which nonprofits would receive the funds. Earlier this year, after a man experiencing homelessness was found dead outside the school, students decided they wanted to do more than grieve. They organized a telethon, rallied their classmates, and set a
Detroit artist restores mural for woman shot and killed after testifying in carjacking case (opens the original)
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(WXYZ) — A Detroit artist is using his talent to preserve the memory of a woman who was murdered in 2018. Starkisha Thompson was killed after testifying against a man in a carjacking case. Later, a mural was made in her honor, but it had started to fade. See the full story from Carolyn Clifford in the video below Now, an artist is bringing her image back to the neighborhood where her family still lives. The mural is near the 7 Mile and John R. intersection, and artist Palmer Smith restored the m
SW Detroit residents hope opening of Gordie Howe Bridge will bring relief from truck traffic & noise (opens the original)
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(WXYZ) — Monday marked a historic day for Detroit as the Gordie Howe International Bridge officially opened to traffic, the newest connection between the U.S. and Canada. For many in Southwest Detroit, the moment is about more than a new crossing. It's also about whether or not thousands of trucks will finally move out of their neighborhoods, bringing peace and quiet after years of construction and congestion. Watch below: POV of crossing the Gordie Howe International Bridge during opening day F
Cynthia and Edsel Ford committed to fighting food insecurity in metro Detroit (opens the original)
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DETROIT (WXYZ) — In Michigan, Cynthia and Edsel Ford are committed to fighting food insecurity. Across Southeast Michigan, more families than ever are struggling to afford the basics. With grocery prices, housing costs and utility bills continuing to stretch household budgets, putting food on the table has become a daily challenge for thousands. Watch Carolyn Clifford video report with Cynthia Ford below: During WXYZ's Day of Giving on Wednesday, we partnered with Forgotten Harvest to help provi
DTE bills spike after June heat wave as families and businesses struggle to keep up (opens the original)
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DETROIT (WXYZ) — Many families in Southeast Michigan are now seeing the impact of last month's heat wave on their electric bills and with another hot stretch ahead, they're worried about what comes next. Chef Doll is used to hot kitchens, but trying to cool off her small home with her window air conditioner on Gilchrist Street in Detroit in blazing hot temperatures is causing her DTE bill to skyrocket. She says her bill has gone up $200 this summer, which brings the cost to roughly $500 per mont
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