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Free Detroit medical clinic expands services: ‘It’s just a beautiful thing’
The Malta Clinic moved to a new Woodward Avenue location this year and is adding dermatology to the services it offers.
Detroit River nonprofit targets wetlands loss with island habitat restoration
The Detroit River lost “probably 95%” of its coastal wetlands, “particularly on the Detroit side,” says riverkeeper Bob Burns.
To cut Black infant mortality, Henry Ford program supports Black moms
The odds are against Black babies who die at three times the rate of white babies in Michigan. This maternal care program aims to change that.
Eastside Detroit nonprofit embraces affordable EV rentals
Detroit’s Eastside Community Network is pioneering an affordable EV carsharing program, empowering residents with sustainable transportation options in underserved neighborhoods.
Residents tackle flooding and climate with Detroit River watershed management plan
The plan aims to create a ‘recipe book’ for actions that community members can use to improve the Detroit River watershed.
Wayne County ‘trying to show up’ for public health through air quality data
Dr. Abdul El-Sayed hopes air quality data will have implications for future enforcement and legislation.
