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Rapper Skilla Baby teams with Brady group for Detroit gun buyback event

The Detroit buyback event, spearheaded by Skilla Baby, D.C.'s Brady Center and city officials, is offering $100 for handguns and $200 for rifles.

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Mary Sheffield teams up with Skilla Baby for gun buyback and expungement fair

‘Turn your gun in, expunge your record, and get a job — no questions asked,’ the City Council President said on social media

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Prisoner phone rates lowered, but advocates say not enough

A national advocacy group based in Florida, Prison Phone Justice, ranked Michigan 35th out of 50 states for the affordability of a 15-minute call in 2018.

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Prisoner phone rates lowered but advocates say not enough

A national advocacy group based in Florida, Prison Phone Justice, ranked Michigan 35th out of 50 states for the affordability of a 15-minute call in 2018.

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Detroit home repair program gets $15M to repair roofs, windows

A city home repair program for low-income seniors and homeowners with disabilities received an extra $15 million. Detroiters can apply starting Oct. 1

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