Joe Guillen is a local reporter for Axios in Detroit. He covers a wide range of topics, including local news, real estate, transportation, and cultural events. Joe's work has also been featured in publications such as the Detroit Free Press, Finger Lakes Times, and Yahoo News.
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Detroit, Michigan, United States (Local)
Joe Guillen's coverage primarily revolves around local Detroit topics, with a focus on government announcements and events. He extensively covers real estate, construction, public transit alongside city events.
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The city wants proof that Perfecting Church has money to complete its cathedral project.
Detroit's 20% increase was 12th largest.
❌ U.S. Rep. Shri Thanedar's community center on Livernois Avenue was vandalized over the weekend. A red X was painted over a picture of his face and "racist," "ceasefire" and "Free Palestine" were painted on the walls. (Detroit News)
Artist and metalsmith Tiff Massey's exhibition at the DIA, "7 Mile + Livernois," is on display through Saturday.
WeWork will remain open at 19 Clifford St. and 1001 Woodward Ave.
The seemingly small change is causing major confusion.
Rich Baird, who was prosecuted for his role in the Flint water crisis, is trying to clear his name through a new lawsuit against his former prosecutors.
For the first time in club history, Detroit City FC advanced to the round of 16 for U.S. Soccer's national championship.
The first reported collision with a car in Ferndale's new bike lanes was two weeks ago, just months after the lanes opened.
We caught up with Slum Village after the release of their new album "F.U.N."
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