‘Stand your ground?’ Detroiter shot dead asking for help in white suburb
Michigan’s “stand your ground” law could cloud the case of Renisha McBride, who was shot in the head with a shotgun.
DPD investigates why officers let car thieves be released
Dearborn police were forced to let the suspects go after DPD failed to pick them up.
At least 10 people shot outside barber shop in Detroit
At least two people were killed when the gunfire ended at a busy intersection.
Car thieves let go because Detroit police wouldn’t pick them up
Dearborn police said the two men also had outstanding arrest warrants.
Who is Malice Green? Too many people have forgotten in Detroit
The brutal beating of Malice Green drew national outrage in 1992.
‘What’s Going On?’ A Detroit voter’s frustrating experience
I’d try to insert my ballot, but the machine would push it back, returning the error message, “NO DATA AVAILABLE.”
Historic University Club comes down for liquor store or fast food in Detroit
City council refused to protect the building because of false beliefs that the social club was segregated.
Who’s buying up cheap houses in Detroit? 10 leaders at tax auction
Investors scooped up more than 9,000 Detroit homes in a county auction.
Peruvian next up to buy Packard Plant after missed deadline
But will the Wayne County treasurer enforce the deadline and invalidate the bid of Chicago-area investor Bill Hults?
Co. clerk’s hubby is paid consultant for Napoleon’s campaign
Wayne County Clerk Cathy Garrett’s husband isn’t the only family member with a role in Napoleon’s campaign.