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Journalism Camp Day 7 Recap! We heard from three great speakers today: Jena Brooker on environmental reporting, Leah Samuel (she/her) on public health reporting and Mya 💚 on video reporting! 🌿🩺📹

Detroit seniors dominate local elections, giving older voters a disproportionate influence over the issues and locations candidates focus on. We're asking younger readers to help us understand why they're not voting and how that could change. bridgedetroit.com/detroit-senior…

In WDET interview, Mary Sheffield says the mayor's main responsibility is to grow Detroit's revenue and population. shows.audiocdn.com/s/wdet/the-met…

All of our long interviews with mayoral candidates are now available. bridgedetroit.com/detroit-next-m…

Hodari Brown sent a long response to our recent reporting about Rev. Kinloch's stance on LGBTQ marriage. Here's the argument for Kinloch's church leadership being an asset, something I've heard voters question.

City report shows there are 87,699 vacant housing units in the city, which accounts for a quarter of the entire housing stock. "Detroit has enough housing units to serve its residents, but a problem lies in not having enough decent, safe, and affordable housing for residents."

Shoutout to the team at BridgeDetroit, especially Bryce Huffman. We had big plans pre-primary and we made them real! Now we’ve just got our mayoral forum with #detroitparkscoalition on Thursday and then it’s a short dash to Election Day. bridgedetroit.com/listings/event…

New Detroit mayoral poll from Target-Insyght shows Saunteel Jenkins battling with Rev. Solomon Kinloch in second place. Jenkins has surged since May while James Craig dropped out of the top and Kinloch saw a slide.

BridgeDetroit mayoral forum on parks and recreation in the city 👀Tonight 6:30 Palmer Park bandshell

It’s dangerously hot outside so we are moving the venue to Detroit Unity Temple. 📍17505 2nd Ave

UPDATE: Due to the heat, we've moved our mayoral forum from the Palmer Park Bandshell to the Detroit Unity Temple, 17505 2nd Ave, Detroit, MI 48203!!! So sorry for the inconvenience, but please know we're doing this to keep our fellow Detroiters safe.

Mayoral forum is in the books! Thank you to all who attended, 6 candidates who rolled with the last-minute venue change, Detroit Unity Temple for getting us out of the heat, and our partner on this, Detroit Parks Coalition. You all showed out with your passion!

.Nolan Finley and Stephen Henderson have argued politics with each other for years without one persuading the other. Instead, it gave them something more interesting and useful than persuasion. James Hohman talks to them on this edition of the Overton Window. youtube.com/watch?v=ZmCsyi…

Several homeowners in Virginia Park told me they’re voting Perkins. Same in the North End, where Perkins lives. In the three days I spent door knocking, I met more people who support Perkins than Durhal and Jenkins combined.

Just my two cents but it would be helpful if newsrooms disclosed info re: criminal background on each candidate in one article, rather than covering each seperately so that it accurately represents the effort of the newsroom. When stories like the one about Kinloch are published,

TUESDAY at 7:30p ET 📺: Our Black Church in Detroit series looks at the #mentalhealth struggles of young African Americans. Host Stephen Henderson talks with three guests about how the Black church supports youth. Watch it July 29th on Detroit PBS or AmericanBlackJournal.org.

“We all can remember those kinds of neighborhoods in Detroit. And we remember the feeling we had when we either walked to school or walked to the store to get a loaf of bread. The reality is we’re not going to be able to bring back those neighborhoods exactly the way they were,

TUESDAY at 7:30p ET 📺: Host Stephen Henderson talks with Shrine of the Black Madonna Senior Pastor Bishop Mbiyu Chui about how the Black church supports youth facing mental health challenges. #MentalHealthAwarenessMonth Watch it on Detroit PBS or on-demand at AmericanBlackJournal.org.

See where donations for Detroit mayoral candidates are coming in from around the country. Updated map with latest campaign finance disclosures available. felt.com/map/2025-Detro…

Non-Detroiters are paying for the mayoral race. People who can't vote are donating far more than residents. The top 3 candidates raised $526,560 from Detroit addresses and $1.5 million from non-residents. felt.com/map/2025-Detro…