Jenn Schanz is a Reporter at WXYZ Detroit. She focuses on themes of culture and society, exploring the intricate dynamics that shape our communities. Jenn's work has also been featured in NBC Chicago.
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The parade, which was presented by the Arthur Lockhart Resource Institute and Healing Temple COGIC Church, was led by Mayor Johnson along with representatives from a global peace run.
The largest African American parade steps off for its 97th year on Saturday.
The system's second largest reservoir, McCook, is 95% full after heavy storms swept through the area Sunday night.
Prof. Justin Harbison spends hours underground each summer, helping to keep Illinoisans safe Justin Harbison loves a good sewer.
The new school year begins with an uphill battle for the district as it faces a $732 million dollar deficit.
By: Jenn Schanz, Kevin Pang
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Spanish distance runner Enric Casacuberta left from Navy Pier on Saturday.
By: Jenn Schanz
Remnants of that gathering, from charcoal to bottles and cups, were still visible in the park after the celebration was interrupted by gunfire.
More than 15,000 cyclists took over DuSable Lake Shore Drive Sunday morning for the iconic bike ride that serves as a Labor Day weekend tradition.
The SEC/Big Ten Challenge battled humidity and moisture on the court causing slips and slides and ultimately, a suspended match.
