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Detroit Voice Brief

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Your weekday morning news update from the Detroit Free Press. Online by 5 a.m., on guard since 1831.

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4:11

Detroit Free Press Briefing for March 31st, 2021

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2021/03/31

Why did Dana Nessel charge Snyder, but not investigate Whitmer? Experts weigh in, Biden: $2 trillion needed to fix roads, fund electric cars, replace all lead pipes in US, and Detroit job agency helps place diverse candidates in auto, energy fields.

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5:51

Detroit Free Press Briefing for March 30th, 2021

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2021/03/30

Full-page ad blasts GM CEO Mary Barra as racist, 3 Whitmer kidnap plot suspects headed to trial even as 1 charge dismissed, Pingree Detroit's handmade $349 sneakers sell out through 2021, and Ex-Michigan congressman David Bonior's Catholic faith defines his first novel.

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5:11

Detroit Free Press Briefing for March 29th, 2021

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2021/03/29

Lawsuit takes aim at Eastern Michigan Title IX; former director rejects claim and Michigan basketball dismantles Florida State, 76-58, to advance to the Elite Eight.

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5:59

Detroit Free Press Briefing for March 26th, 2021

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2021/03/26

Dan, Jennifer Gilbert announce $500 million investment in Detroit neighborhoods, Hopes hang on COVID-19 vaccines as coronavirus threatens another Michigan surge, GM just became only automaker with board of directors that's majority women, and why the Detroit Tigers chose Grayson Greiner to be backup catcher over Jake Rogers.

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5:44

Detroit Free Press Briefing for March 25th, 2021

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2021/03/25

SMART's new van service will help riders with shorter trips, Birmingham's Rose Room bar under fire over allegations of guests being drugged, Veterans seek signatures to block move of Royal Oak war memorial, and Caucus Club posts message to guests to not smell like pot.

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6:53

Detroit Free Press Briefing for March 24th, 2021

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2021/03/24

What's it like to get your COVID-19 shot at Ford Field? Freep reporter tells his story, Resident to be evicted from Cass Community Social Services tiny home after failing to comply with program standards, Popular Tiki boat tours head downriver, to operate out of Wyandotte restaurant, and Michigan women's basketball takes down Tennessee, moves to the Sweet 16 for the first time.

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5:01

Detroit Free Press Briefing for March 23rd, 2021

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2021/03/23

Detroit strip club, gay-friendly sports bar hit with pay-per-view piracy lawsuits, Marquette's Presque Isle Park closes road for a month so salamanders can cross, Environmental group adds 3 vegetables to its annual Dirty Dozen list, and Michigan basketball advances to Sweet 16 with 86-78 win over LSU in NCAA tournament

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4:58

Detroit Free Press Briefing for March 22nd, 2021

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2021/03/22

Ford CEO Jim Farley is doing important work at TCF Center — and few know it, 'Genius: Aretha': Onscreen drama, outside intrigue, as a legend comes to life on NatGeo, new optical store in Detroit's Corktown neighborhood focuses on inclusivity, accessibility, and here's when Michigan basketball will play LSU in the NCAA tournament second round.

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5:39

Detroit Free Press Briefing for March 19th, 2021

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2021/03/19

Ex-Michigan health director Robert Gordon just sent letter to lawmakers: What it says, Detroit's Ford Field begins vaccine clinic transformation: What it's like inside, new Michigan unemployment claims continued their downward slide last week, Detroit Lions continue to beef up pass rush, sign DE Charles Harris.

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5:56

Detroit Free Press Briefing for March 18th, 2021

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2021/03/18

Ford workers will see few personal desks when they return, some buildings to be sold, Shift to electric vehicles to affect much more than just auto industry, Detroit's Penobscot Building empties again amid boiler breakdown, and Michigan tips off at 3 p.m. Saturday against either 16-seeded Mount St. Mary's or 16-seeded Texas Southern.

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4:56

Detroit Free Press Briefing for March 17th, 2021

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2021/03/17

New 2021 Ford F-150 Police Responder reaches 120 mph, more control when cornering, Rottweiler is now the most popular dog breed in Detroit, American Kennel Club announces, Invasive quagga mussels dominate Great Lakes, leave scientists trying to catch up, and Detroit Lions release Danny Shelton and Marvin Jones.

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6:18

Detroit Free Press Briefing for March 16th, 2021

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2021/03/16

Third stimulus check expected to hit bank accounts on St. Patrick's Day, Daughter of slain Bad Axe man still questions, grieves over his murder,100-year-old tugboat being used as Bayview Yacht Club's temporary clubhouse sinks, More food assistance benefits headed to Michigan school children

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6:38

Detroit Free Press Briefing for March 15th, 2021

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2021/03/15

4 things to know before you buy an electric vehicle, Up North lighthouse likely to be swallowed by Lake Michigan after century of neglect, Michigan Kroger pharmacies to begin administering vaccines, metro Detroit businesses that became another casualty of the pandemic, and

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7:24

Detroit Free Press Briefing for March 12th, 2021

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2021/03/12

Michigan schools scramble to offer more in-person learning to qualify for COVID-19 relief; West Michigan car museum reveals long list of outdoor events, car shows through October; In post-pandemic era, let's make vaccination the price of admission to public life; Rare Jane Fonda anti-war movie was pulled in 1972. Now it's getting Detroit screening; Michigan State basketball drilled by Maryland, 68-57, in Big Ten tournament

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6:27

Detroit Free Press Briefing for March 11th, 2021

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2021/03/11

Detroit Food Fighters pay restaurant workers $18 an hour before paying themselves; Officials looking at ways to vaccinate homebound seniors against the coronavirus; Why you don't want to post a selfie with your vaccine card; Draft of 4th Aretha Franklin will emerges, two years after handwritten wills discovered; Detroit Tigers prospect Matt Manning strikes out Bryce Harper in 6-4 loss to Phillies

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6:27

Detroit Free Press Briefing for March 10th, 2021

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2021/03/10

Not as many Americans eligible for third stimulus check: Here's what you need to know; Charges against Rick Snyder in Flint water crisis: Judge's decision nears; Michigan Catholic Church leaders call Johnson & Johnson vaccine 'morally problematic'; Tesla owner spends $160 driving cross-country in all-electric 2021 Mustang Mach-E; Detroit Lions don't use franchise tag on WR Kenny Golladay; what does it mean?

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6:19

Detroit Free Press Briefing for March 9th, 2021

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2021/03/09

Michigan Democrats: We have enough votes to add LGBTQ protections to state law; Alliance provides community with Narcan drive-up, virtual trainings during COVID-19 ;Michigan women's history museum faces COVID-19 pandemic, a flood and death of its founder; Michigan basketball's Juwan Howard has no update on Eli Brooks ankle Monday morning

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4:33

Detroit Free Press Briefing For March 8th, 2021

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2021/03/08

How southeast Michigan became a mortgage power center, Duggan's Johnson & Johnson vaccine remarks a 'misunderstanding,' White House adviser says, Southfield salon owner, hair loss advocate turns her passion into a business, Michigan State beats Michigan, 70-64.

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6:19

Detroit Free Press Briefing for March 5th, 2021

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2021/03/05

Whitmer urged to end in-person office work restrictions in Michigan, Slain Michigan hockey warrior had abusive past: 'He tried to kill me', Watch newly restored video of Martha and the Vandellas performing in Ford's Mustang plant, Warmer temperatures headed to metro Detroit — but there's a catch, and the Detroit Tigers top prospect Spencer Torkelson cuts finger, will miss spring training games.

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5:25

Detroit Free Press Briefing for March 4th, 2021

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2021/03/04

Michigan to open COVID-19 vaccine eligibility to people 50 and older, 3 charged in Whitmer kidnap plot face off against Michigan prosecutors, 4,500 Mustang Mach-E customers get letter warning of another delay, and the Detroit Red Wings to have 750 fans at next home game, Tuesday vs. Lightning.

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