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When Darrell Ewing landed in the Wayne County Jail a year and a half ago, he found a lot of people struggling. Courts were backed up because of the pandemic, and Ewing said people around him lost loved ones or saw relationships fall apart while they waited – sometimes for years – for their trials to begin. On top of that, no one in the jail had been able to see their friends or family since the jail shut down in-person visitation when COVID broke out in March of 2020.
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People detained at the Wayne County Jail say one of the buildings had issues with heating last weekend. Sources detained in the jail say temperatures began to drop on Friday and the Division 2 jail building stayed cold through Monday.
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The Michigan Supreme Court is considering a proposal to make Juneteenth a state court holiday.
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Wayne County's health is ranked lowest among all of Michigan's counties.
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Asian Tiger Mosquito found in Wayne County
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With a critical Tuesday deadline looming, Republican challengers unhappy with Election Day vote counting are looking to the Michigan Court of Appeals.In…
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Groups supporting President Trump’s un-proven allegations of voter fraud in the recent election, continue pressing lawsuits in Michigan. The suits request…
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A judge in Wayne County ruled today (FRI) that certifying ballots in Michigan will go on as scheduled. He called challenges to vote-counting in Detroit…
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A new project aims to catch people in the throes of opioid addiction, and offer them a sustainable path to recovery.Livonia’s Saint Mary Mercy Hospital…
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The Wayne County Clerk’s office faces scrutiny for a series of mishaps on primary election night, including inaccurate vote totals on the clerk’s website.…