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Kaitlyn Buss

Kaitlyn Buss

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Assistant Editorial Page Editor and Columnist, Detroit News

Detroit

Final Covers

travel, marketing. Anything fun events, or notably awful. culture,Food tasty, pretty

Doesn’t Cover

Gossip, clickbait, tabloid sensationalism.

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Total articles 413

  • Buss: Rogers to announce second Senate bid Monday

    By Kaitlyn Buss| Detroit News Verified Mike Rogers has scheduled a campaign kickoff event Monday in Macomb County to announce he is making a second run for the U.S. Senate. Invitations have gone out to a VIP reception beginning at 5 p.m. at an undisclosed Macomb County location. The invited will be told where the reception is being held when they RSVP. Rogers' campaign has not yet responded to a request for comment.

    By Kaitlyn Buss · Detroit News

    Apr. 11, 2025

  • Buss: Mike Cox joins governor's race

    By Kaitlyn Buss| Detroit News Verified Former Attorney General Mike Cox is announcing in a few minutes his campaign to be Michigan's next governor. “People are hungry for change,” Cox says. “Growing up in Redford, just a blue-collar town, we were taught that we could do anything in Michigan — and the reality is we could. That reality has slipped away, and I want to do something about it.” Cox says he is motivated to run because of Michigan’s flailing economy and abysmal education outcomes.

    By Kaitlyn Buss · Detroit News

    Apr. 15, 2025

  • Buss: Mike Cox joins governor's race

    By Kaitlyn Buss| Detroit News Verified Former Attorney General Mike Cox is announcing in a few minutes his campaign to be Michigan's next governor. “People are hungry for change,” Cox says. “Growing up in Redford, just a blue-collar town, we were taught that we could do anything in Michigan — and the reality is we could. That reality has slipped away, and I want to do something about it.” Cox says he is motivated to run because of Michigan’s flailing economy and abysmal education outcomes.

    By Kaitlyn Buss · Detroit News

    Apr. 15, 2025

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Detroit News

The Detroit News is a daily newspaper based in Detroit, Michigan, founded in 1873 by James Edmund Scripps. Originally known as The Evening News, it later merged with the Detroit Tribune to become The Detroit News. The newspaper has a long-standing tradition of delivering local news, sports, business, and entertainment to its readers. The Detroit News offers both print and digital editions, providing extensive online coverage that includes breaking news, opinion pieces, and multimedia content. It also publishes special sections on various topics such as real estate and automotive news, and maintains a comprehensive archive of past articles. The newspaper serves a diverse audience, including local residents and business professionals, and operates under a joint operating agreement with the Detroit Free Press, allowing both publications to share business operations while maintaining separate editorial teams.

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Founded: 1873