The Legacy of Detroit's Black Bottom and Paradise Valley

A special event at the Charles H. Wright Museum of African American History will shine a spotlight on the rich legacy of Black Bottom and Paradise Valley, two historic neighborhoods that were once vibrant cultural and economic hubs for Detroit?s Black community. The "Evening on Black Bottom and Paradise Valley: I-375 Reconnecting Communities Project" takes place Tuesday, February 25, 2025. For more information visit: bit.ly/375-BB-PV-Panel

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Maurielle Lue and Lee Thomas talking about the news that matters most to the city of Detroit

Nationwide protests against Trump highlight human rights concerns in Michigan

One of the protests in downtown Detroit showed a snapshot of the frustration and confusion happening in parts of the U.S. surrounding job losses and decisions made by the current administration. The organizer of this protest says she wants the people who want change to get off the sideline and back in the game. Their voices echoed through part of downtown as dozens of people gathered with the group "Refuse Fascism" for a Presidents Day protest. They say it is a chance to send a message to the new Trump administration.

Detroit water main break brings heroes out to help those affected

Both the city water department and the region's water regulator are managing the clean-up, which includes finding temporary shelter for anyone without heat or running water, as well as the long-term repairs to the local infrastructure and residents' homes.