Special Reports (Page 19)
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Rebuilding Detroit: Community clinics build a safety net for the vulnerable
About 22 percent of Detroit residents are uninsured.
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Rebuilding Detroit: Arab Americans in Dearborn
Just a few miles outside of Detroit is the largest Arab American community in America. The balance of being Arab, Muslim and American is not easy.
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Rebuilding Detroit: Urban Spelunkers step into Detroit’s vibrant past
Not every Detroiter sees abandon buildings as blights to be demolished.
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Rebuilding Detroit: Latino businesses feel the sting of increased border patrol
Stories of border patrol officers picking up illegal immigrants from stores and restaurants have become increasingly common—and businesses are starting to feel the impact.
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Rebuilding Detroit: A booming TechTown
A 100,000 square foot technology park and business incubator brings entrepreneurs from across southeast Michigan.
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Rebuilding Detroit: The battle against illiteracy takes a blow
Six out of 23 public libraries are slated to close.
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Rebuilding Detroit: Mexicantown’s mom and pop stores struggle
An increase in population hasn't translated to an increase in business.
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Rebuilding Detroit: Number of homicides are growing
Homicide rate is up 19.7%. since 2010.
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Rebuilding Detroit: Underperforming schools reopen as charter schools
City plan calls for 45 charter schools, so far five have opened.
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Rebuilding Detroit: Urban Farms heading towards legalization
City ordinances on the horizon would lay groundwork on how farms operate.