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Simon Edvinsson named among AHL's top prospects after standout season

By Detroit City Wire | Jun 19, 2024

Simon Edvinsson honored to be named to AHL’s Top Prospects Team following 2023-24 season

Business groups criticize Michigan AG's planned climate change lawsuit

By Detroit City Wire | Jun 18, 2024

Several of Michigan’s largest business groups on Thursday criticized state Attorney General Dana Nessel’s plan to sue the fossil fuel industry over climate change, labeling it as "frivolous" and harmful to the economy.

Detroit Regional Chamber opposes Attorney General Nessel’s fossil fuel lawsuit

By Detroit City Wire | Jun 18, 2024

The Detroit Regional Chamber has joined a coalition opposing Attorney General Dana Nessel's lawsuit against fossil fuel companies. Brad Williams, Vice President of Government Relations at the Chamber, discussed the decision on WJR-AM's "Focus with Paul W. Smith" on June 10, 2024.

Henry Ford Health + MSU break ground on $335M research facility

By Detroit City Wire | Jun 18, 2024

The Detroit Regional Chamber has extended its congratulations to Henry Ford Health and Michigan State University on the groundbreaking of the Henry Ford Health + Michigan State University Health Sciences Research Center. This facility, located in Detroit, aims to create economic opportunities and redefine health and well-being for the city. It will also house the Nick Gilbert Neurofibromatosis Research Institute, supported by the Gilbert Family Foundation and NF Forward.

Michigan CEOs urge lawmakers to back $600M annual economic plan

By Detroit City Wire | Jun 18, 2024

Some of Michigan’s most influential business leaders are urging state lawmakers to support a 10-year economic development package that would allocate $600 million annually to business-attraction incentives, public transportation, housing, and community revitalization.

Detroit Regional Chamber supports Launch Michigan’s FY25 budget requests

By Detroit City Wire | Jun 18, 2024

Michigan's future depends on the graduates of its K-12 and postsecondary education systems. Ensuring that graduates are ready for the jobs of today and tomorrow means re-imagining today's education systems to ensure students and teachers have the best environments to learn and work in.

Dylan Larkin reflects on near-playoff run as Red Wings captain

By Detroit City Wire | Jun 17, 2024

DETROIT -- Captain Dylan Larkin is the longest-tenured member of the Detroit Red Wings, who selected him 15th overall in the 2014 NHL Entry Draft, and the only remaining player from the 2015-16 squad that last made the Stanley Cup Playoffs. As exciting as the Red Wings’ push for a playoff spot this season was for Larkin, falling just short left him wanting more.

Wage inflation peaks as small businesses face mixed hiring prospects

By Detroit City Wire | Jun 17, 2024

The latest jobs report from the Bureau of Labor Statistics and the National Federation of Independent Business (NFIB) indicates that wage inflation may have reached its peak. This development is favorable for small business owners who have faced challenges in hiring and retaining employees due to escalating wages. The alleviation of wage pressures could be beneficial for America's small business sector.

Eastern District recognizes World Elder Abuse Awareness Day

By Detroit City Wire | Jun 16, 2024

DETROIT – Dawn N. Ison, U.S. Attorney for the Eastern District of Michigan, joined Chief Issa Shahin of the Dearborn Police Department, Cheyvoryea Gibson, Special Agent in Charge of the Federal Bureau of Investigation, and Inspector in Charge Rodney Hopkins of the United States Postal Inspection Service to recognize World Elder Abuse Awareness Day (WEAAD). Since 2006, WEAAD has promoted awareness and increased understanding of various forms of elder abuse and the resources available to those at risk.

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Detroit City Wire area weekly mass times

By Detroit City Wire | Jun 15, 2024

The following parishes in the Detroit City Wire coverage area hold weekly mass at these designated times.

Detroit City FC edges closer to USL W League playoffs after win over Midwest United FC

By Detroit City Wire | Jun 15, 2024

The match started off tense, with both teams looking to size each other up with spans of possession. In the sixth minute, Midwest earned the first corner of the match, which Gabrielle Schriver comfortably claimed.

Detroit City FC defeats Charleston Battery with late goals

By Detroit City Wire | Jun 15, 2024

Detroit City FC secured a 2-0 victory against Charleston Battery on Saturday afternoon at Keyworth Stadium. A crowd of 7,172 witnessed the match, which was decided by goals from Maxi Rodriguez and Elvis Amoh in the final minutes.

Detroit City FC aims for historic playoff berth against Midwest United

By Detroit City Wire | Jun 14, 2024

Detroit City FC is poised to make a significant stride toward its first-ever playoff berth for its women’s team as it hosts Midwest United FC at Keyworth Stadium on Saturday evening. The match, which is the second in a Detroit City FC doubleheader, is scheduled to kick off at 7 PM and will be streamed on CBSDetroit.com.

Emme Zanotti honored by Detroit teams during Pride Month

By Detroit City Wire | Jun 14, 2024

DETROIT -- After coming out as transgender in 2014, Emme Zanotti has focused on helping others understand her gender identity across different areas of her life.

Detroit City FC hosts Charleston Battery after four-game road trip

By Detroit City Wire | Jun 14, 2024

Detroit City FC returns to Keyworth Stadium this Saturday after a four-game road trip to face the 2023 Eastern Conference Champions, Charleston Battery. Kickoff is set for 4:00 PM EDT and will be streamed live on ESPN+ and broadcast locally on Detroit50 (WKBD-TV). Supporters in Michigan can stream the match for free at www.cbsnews.com/detroit.

Michigan considers free community college under new proposal

By Detroit City Wire | Jun 13, 2024

Last week, a 16-year-old high school student named Layla shared her concerns about the high cost of college and its impact on her family. During a visit to the Livonia Career Technical Center, it became evident that many students share similar worries and aspirations. The need for young voices in policy discussions is pressing.

Detroit Regional CEO Group supports SOAR Fund overhaul in letter to legislators

By Detroit City Wire | Jun 13, 2024

On June 10, 2024, the Detroit Regional CEO Group sent a letter to Michigan House and Senate leaders expressing strong support for passing HB 5768-5770, SB 559, and SB 562. These bills aim to overhaul the state’s current Strategic Outreach and Attraction Reserve (SOAR) Fund by investing in business attraction, affordable housing, community revitalization, and transit projects.

Michigan CEOs urge lawmakers to support $600M annual economic development package

By Detroit City Wire | Jun 13, 2024

Some of Michigan’s most influential business leaders are urging state lawmakers to support a 10-year economic development package that would allocate $600 million annually to business-attraction incentives, public transportation, housing, and community revitalization.

Detroit City FC prepares for key matchup against Cleveland Force SC

By Detroit City Wire | Jun 12, 2024

Detroit City FC is preparing for a midweek match against Cleveland Force SC at Krenzler Field on Wednesday evening. The squad aims to extend its lead at the top of the Great Lakes Division before hosting Midwest United FC this weekend. Kickoff is scheduled for 7 PM ET.