Tax reform, tenants rights, bus discounts: What’s next for Sheffield’s ‘People’s Bills’
Council President Mary Sheffield is planning to introduce new laws aimed at improving life for vulnerable residents.
JB’s Bites: A collaborative cookbook
BridgeDetroit food reporter Jena Brooker shares the inspiration behind a collaborative cookbook and it’s not too late to submit your own nostalgic dishes.
Detroit schools are struggling with enrollment. Here’s what they’re doing
Marketing, events and outreach remain key in attracting and keeping students in Detroit’s charters and public schools.
More Detroit toddlers to receive lead testing under new legislation
Detroit kids test positive for lead at triple the state’s rate, but few get tested. A new universal testing law means more exposed kids may get help.
Michigan lawmakers consider making universal free school meals permanent
Michigan public school students can get free school breakfast and lunch at their schools during the 2023-2024 school year. Some lawmakers want to make the program permanent.
Notebook: Duggan’s land value tax plan draws big questions
Malachi Barrett has the weekly roundup from Detroit City Council, including the latest on Duggan’s land value tax plan, support for the UAW and new body cameras for DPD.
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