Will extra COVID-19 unemployment benefits be extended or replaced by ‘back-to-work’ bonus?
DETROIT – With the extra $600 in unemployment benefits during the coronavirus (COVID-19) crisis set to expire next month, will the weekly payment be extended or replaced by a new “back-to-work” bonus?
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- Trump signed an order on police reform, but it doesn’t mention racism. Click here to read more.
- Video of officers with the Detroit Police Department making an arrest in Greektown is being shared on social media. Click here to read more.
- Tuesday afternoon, there was an open dialogue discussion between several city leaders as well as police officers and the minorities that live in their communities. Click here to read more.
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