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Kitab Cafe, with locations in Hamtramck and Detroit, is bringing a blend of coffee and community spaces to Southeast Michiganders.
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The first over-the-counter birth control pill and how it will affect contraceptive accessibility for teenagers, a trip to Hamtramck's Kitab Cafe, and the perspectives of four Palestinian-Americans in Michigan as Israel's bombardment of Gaza continues.
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Council members voted this week on the symbolic street renaming to show their support for the people of Gaza.
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A federal lawsuit alleges Hamtramck's ordinance that bans LGBTQ, religious, political and ethnic flags on city property violates the United States Constitution.
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Detroit has a rich and storied past. Along several stops, stories are told of death, devastation, and the paranormal, and also some really funny stuff, too.
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Today, how MSU is handling the sexual harassment allegations against Mel Tucker.
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One of the Detroit 3 looks to cut thousands of jobs, grieving the mother you never met, Michigan's affordable landfills nearing capacity and new details about the alleged MSU gunman.
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Hamtramck teachers say they're concerned about how schools are being run, but the school board isn’t listening.
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You might think of puppetry as a kids art form. The folks performing at this weekend's Detroit Puppet Slam would beg to differ.
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On today's show, we heard more about yesterday's Board of State Canvassers meeting which denied two ballot petitions from going on the ballot. Then, a historian tells the story of Hamtramck, and an IPR feature explores carbon credits in Michigan. Plus, a doctor tells her story of seeking a late-term, out-of-state abortion.