Jena Brooker is an environment and food reporter, currently working for BridgeDet313 and ReportingHealth as a data fellow. She has previously worked for Grist and PlanetDetroit, and her work has been featured in various outlets including WXYZ-TV and YES! Media. Jena's reporting focuses on issues related to the environment, food, and the city of Detroit.
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Jena Brooker's coverage primarily focuses on local news, particularly with a focus on Detroit and Michigan. She frequently covers topics related to agriculture & farming, environmental concerns, urban development, pollution, community activism in the area.
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Film director Tom E. Brown hopes to film a sequel to his 2016 AIDS comedy “Pushing Dead” in Detroit.
Jena writes on the closure of well-known wine spot and the opening of another. Plus, the latest food news and events.
The Afro-Caribbean restaurant in New Center is offering Caribbean-flavored espresso drinks, cocktails, a breakfast sandwich and events.
Jena Brooker closes out 2024 with some food wins and losses in the Detroit. She will be back in January.
The Dec. 15 grand opening will feature cake bowls and new cake flavors hot out of the oven.
The University of Michigan closed Monday on the $9.5 million purchase of a lot in downtown Detroit to be used as part of its innovation center campus.
A community space where volunteers help people fix items for free, instead of throwing them away.
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