Briana Rice is a Criminal Justice Reporter at Outlier Media. She focuses on issues surrounding civic life, particularly what Detroiters need to feel safe, and whether those needs are being met. Briana's work has been featured in outlets such as the Cincinnati Enquirer, Michigan Radio, and WDET 101.9 FM Detroit's NPR Station.
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Briana Rice's coverage primarily focuses on local Michigan-based topics, including social issues, politics, and cultural events. She particularly emphasizes government announcements and evolving stories related to finance, culture & society, crime, and government & politics.
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DTE shut off electricity for nonpayment more than 213,000 times in Michigan last year. A new affordability goal could help, but relief could be years away.
By: Briana Rice
DTE shut off electricity for nonpayment more than 213,000 times in Michigan last year. A new affordability goal could help, but relief could be years away.
By: Briana Rice
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By: Briana Rice, Karen Moore, Columbus Moore
Karen Johnson Moore and her husband Columbus are struggling with high energy bills despite efforts to conserve electricity
By: Briana Rice
Karen Johnson Moore and her husband Columbus Moore are working hard to lower their DTE Energy bill , which topped $500 in February for gas and electric combined.
By: Briana Rice
Karen Johnson Moore and her husband Columbus Moore are working hard to lower their DTE Energy bill , which topped $500 in February for gas and electric combined.
By: Briana Rice
Karen Johnson Moore and her husband Columbus Moore are working hard to lower their DTE Energy bill , which topped $500 in February for gas and electric combined.
Detroit only has one city-run outdoor public pool — and it’s closed this summer for renovations.
