The Disability Tax: Why extra costs of being Disabled aren’t just dollars and centsLaura White, 40, of Michigan, paid the same fee as everyone else when she applied for her professional license as a mental health therapist. But completing the application came with other costs her non-Disabled colleagues didn’t have to pay.“I didn’t… Nov 02 26November 02, 2026Article at discojourno.com
The Price of Independence: Why freedom of choice comes at great riskFor Ricole Wicks, 38, an entrepreneur from Greensboro, North Carolina, Oct 30 26October 30, 2026Article at discojourno.com
The Accessibility Premium: When the cheaper option isn’t really an optionTiana, 33, of Windsor, Colorado, who asked that her last name not Oct 29 26October 29, 2026Article at discojourno.com
The Disability Cost-of-Living Crunch: When you’ve cut everything and still can’t liveAffordability has remained a major national concern through the past two Oct 28 26October 28, 2026Article at discojourno.com
What’s happening with Section 504—and how are nonprofits fighting?Federal disability-rights laws remain in place, but advocates say the loss of key HHS regulations creates uncertainty around community integration. Nonprofits are mobilizing. Oct 28 26October 28, 2026Article at nonprofitquarterly.org
Funerals and the Fine PrintThe bereaved are often asked to make expensive decisions within days of a loved one's death. A working knowledge of consumer rights can help cut through the shock and urgency in a high-cost marketplace. Aug 26 26August 26, 2026Article at gravesite.media
When the Parish Closes, Who Keeps the Pantry Open?Parish-based food pantries and other ministries function as neighborhood civic infrastructure. What happens when they suddenly close? Aug 12 26August 12, 2026Article at nonprofitquarterly.org
When Pickles Required Their Own SilverwareBefore the fridge light and the casual fork, the pickle had a glass-and-silver throne. Aug 05 26August 05, 2026Article at thepicklereport.com
Disability-Led Rural Climate Initiatives that are Making ChangeThis reporting was supported by a grant from the nonprofit media organization Grist. You can see more of our climate package here. How CorpsTHAT May 29 26May 29, 2026Article at discojourno.com
Long-dormant Lange Park in Taylor being transformedA grand re-opening is set for later this year. May 01 26May 01, 2026Article at The News Herald
Southgate honors first responders, staff after American House fire rescueOfficials handed out the awards at a March meeting for the actions of many in the wake of the 2025 fire. Apr 01 26April 01, 2026Article at The News Herald
Downriver organizations get a jolt from DTE fundsA program aimed at helping organizations and businesses modernize their spaces is giving a boost to a local church. Union Second Baptist Church in River Rouge is planning a new round of building up… Mar 06 26March 06, 2026Article at The News Herald
Retirement effort for Wyandotte woman continues to growThe GoFundMe is nearly halfway toward the goal set by organizer Sue Wery. Feb 26 26February 26, 2026Article at The News Herald
Carleton Crossing defends workmanship as realtor, home seller raise issuesThe builder defends its work while a realtor and home seller believe suspect materials and processes may be causing issues for homeowners. Dec 07 25December 07, 2025Article at The News Herald
New store aims to pamper pets in SouthgateThe new Southgate store is open for business. Dec 02 25December 02, 2025Article at The News Herald
Wyandotte firefighters work with city to brighten the holidaysThe drive runs through Dec. 22. Nov 24 25November 24, 2025Article at The News Herald
Southland Center removal of bus stop draws pushbackSouthland Center’s management has directed the Suburban Mobility Authority for Regional Transportation (SMART) to vacate the stop by Nov. 10, citing security concerns. Nov 06 25November 06, 2025Article at The News Herald
Dearborn library to host virtual talk on Caitlin Clark’s riseVeteran Journalist Christine Brennan focus of Sept. 4 program. Aug 25 25August 25, 2025Article at Dearborn Press & Guide
Metro Detroit Animals to host 25th annual Black Tie & Tails GalaFriends for Animals of Metro Detroit is rolling out the red carpet for the 25th anniversary of its beloved Black Tie & Tails Gala on Friday, Sept. 26, 2025, from 6:30 to 11:30 p.m. at The Henry… Aug 14 25August 14, 2025Article at Dearborn Press & Guide
Downriver social media group continues to evolveThe group has over 175,000 followers on Facebook. Aug 13 25August 13, 2025Article at The News Herald