Michigan Chronicle

Michigan Matters: Highlights From Pancakes & Politics

What’s ahead for Detroit, Grand Rapids, Pontiac and other urban cities in Michigan? Find out on a special “Michigan Matters: Pancakes and Politics.”

CBS 62–2012/05/08

‘Pancakes And Politics’ Tackles Urban Redevelopment

When it comes to urban revitalization, collaborate or die. That was the word from four experts Thursday morning in the latest installment of the Michigan Chronicle’s “Pancakes and Politics” series.

WWJ Newsradio 950–2012/04/26

Michigan Matters: Mary Barra

This week on Michigan Matters, Mary Barra, the highest ranking woman in the auto industry, joins Carol Cain for a discussion on the auto industry and breaking the glass ceiling. Then Lena Epstein Koretzky, the […]

CBS 62–2012/04/23

Michigan Matters: Gov. Rick Snyder On Pancakes & Politics

This week Michigan Matters features highlights of the Michigan Chronicle’s Speakers Forum held on March 12, 2012.

CBS 62–2012/03/16

Gov. Rick Snyder To Speak At Detroit Athletic Club ‘Pancakes’ Event

The event will be part of a future episode of “Michigan Matters” set to air on Sunday, March 18 on WWJ-TV/CBS Detroit.

CBS 62–2012/03/08

Michigan Matters: Rick Santorum/Black History Month

Carol Cain discusses Black History Month and presidential politics with the Roundtable. Then, Republican Presidential Primary candidate Rick Santorum stops by to talk politics.

CBS 62–2012/02/20

Cynthia Pasky, CEO, Strategic Staffing Solutions speaks at services for Sam Logan (WWJ Photo/Mike Campbell)

Services Held For Michigan Journalist Sam Logan

Family and friends of Michigan Chronicle Publisher Sam Logan paid their final respects to the journalism pioneer on Friday at Detroit’s Greater Grace Temple.

WWJ Newsradio 950–2012/01/06

Sam Logan appears on "Michigan Matters" in November of 2010 (credit: WWJ-TV)

Family, Friends Remember Publisher Sam Logan

Visitation is underway this week at Swanson Funeral Home on Detroit’s west side for Michigan Chronicle Publisher Sam Logan who died last week.

WWJ Newsradio 950–2012/01/04

Update: Comments Pour In After Michigan Chronicle Publisher Dies At 78

The legendary publisher of the Michigan Chronicle – the state’s oldest African American newspaper – has died at the age of 78.

WWJ Newsradio 950–2011/12/29

WWJ-TV Airs In-Depth Ficano Severance Scandal Interview

He’s the man in the eye of the storm as Bob Ficano battles for survival. What’s does the Wayne County Executive have to say? Find out during an action packed Michigan Matters this Sunday at 11 a.m.

CBS 62–2011/11/10

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