Anne Snabes is a Journalist at The Detroit News, where she serves as the Macomb County Reporter. Her reporting focuses on a diverse range of topics including transportation and mobility, health and wellness, and real estate development, reflecting her commitment to covering critical issues that impact communities. Anne's work has been featured in notable publications such as USA TODAY, Yahoo News, and the Fresno Bee.
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By: Anne Snabes
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By: Anne Snabes
Some worry about how grouping churches together will work with different cultures in Metro Detroit. Others are praying their churches will be spared.
By: Anne Snabes
Anne Snabes The Detroit News Show Caption Hide Caption St. Hubert pastor discusses the Archdiocese of Detroit's restructuring
By: Anne Snabes, Ben Warren
More than 20 parishes could stop holding weekend Mass. See if your parish would be impacted by the planned changes in our interactive map.
The moratorium on data centers in Washington Township comes after a developer withdrew an application to build a technical campus to be built on 32 Mile.
By: Anne Snabes
An official said the city was pursuing the ordinance because of the serious effect that kratom has on individuals and for "the safety of the public."
By: Anne Snabes
Anne Snabes The Detroit News Show Caption Hide Caption Recipient of rare transplant describes origin of her health challenges
By: Anne Snabes
In January, Bri Dery became first person in state to receive a combined intestinal and kidney transplant. She lived with a gastrointestinal illness for years.
By: Anne Snabes
The city of Warren won't consider applications for new gas stations and car washes for up to eight months, as it updates its zoning ordinance.
By: Anne Snabes
At least 58 parishes across southeast Michigan would not have weekend Mass in the proposed models released in the restructuring process.
