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Jer Staes
Appearances on Daily Detroit | Local Newsmagazine, Podcast & Newsletter
Video Teen Takeovers; More Neighbors, Fewer Empty Offices; and More
On today’s Daily Detroit, I’m joined by the Prince of Brightmoor himself, Norris Howard, for a conversation about
Video Building Thriving‑Class Neighborhoods with Life Remodeled
Today I'm at the table at TechTown with Life Remodeled president and CEO Diallo Smith, along with Norris
Video EVENING EDITION: Go Blue, Growing Detroit, Food Trucks & Forest Service Cuts
Michigan's in the NCAA finals, MoveDetroit launches, and the food trucks are back
Video How Detroit Plans to Add (and Keep) More People
Detroit is finally seeing population growth and net positive migration — and a new coalition called MoveDetroit wants to keep that
Video EVENING EDITION: Maccabees Fire, State of the City Recap, New Restaurant Coming to Midtown
Hey friends, Jer here. Detroiters had a lump in their throat for a bit this afternoon, as the smoke poured
Video From Old Houses to New Hopes: Detroit State of the City Roundtable
Detroit Mayor Mary Sheffield delivered her first State of the City at Mumford High School, and we're unpacking
Video Dear Restaurants: Here's Why We Don't Come Back
We LOVE going out. We love a great time at a great restaurant - and it doesn't have to
Video Lion Cubs, Lost Pints, and a Billionaire Belle Isle Boondoggle
Welcome back from the weekend! Norris and Jer dig into: * The names of three new lion cubs at the Detroit
Video After 11 years, Midtown’s Jolly Pumpkin is closing today
Final service wraps at 6 p.m.
Video PODCAST: Trying Medusa + Tuhama's; MI Senate Primary Poll Talk; Data Center Questions
Jer and Devon talk some of the local issues of the day, while having fun along the way: 01:55
Video Apathocracy, New Detroit Zoo Stuff, Jack in the Box coming + More
Your Daily Detroit is here with Jer and Norris, talking all things Metro Detroit. The Rundown: 04:55 - ICE Facility
Video Dan Austin on Detroit’s Past, the Austin Fund, and Fighting for the Future
Today I sit down with HistoricDetroit.org founder Dan Austin for a candid conversation about Detroit’s lost landmarks, from