Wayne County court: Treasurer Dillon not paying child support
Treasurer Dillon’s attorney disputes the claims, saying the court “is confused.”
What bankers will see on bus tour of troubled Brightmoor
Take a photo tour of one of Detroit’s most under-served communities.
More than 125 shootings in June, victims ages 11-82
So far this year, more than 700 people have been shot.
Ex-Masonic Temple operators file for bankruptcy
The bankruptcy filing comes after a $142,000 donation from rocker Jack White.
No new leadership for council after Pugh disappears – for now
“I don’t feel comfortable voting on a president until I receive something in writing,” Councilwoman Brenda Jones said.
Search for $10,000 leads to dingy sofa at Packard Plant
Muralist David Choe is expected to continue dropping hints on Facebook.
Historic Whittier crumbles as owner neglects high-rise
Overlooking Belle Isle and the Detroit River, “the location is unrivaled in scenic beauty by any other apartment hotel in the world,” the Whittier boasted in the 1920s.
Mayoral candidate: Duggan thinks he’s better than Jesus
Candidate Tom Barrow said Duggan is campaigning for the “wealthy and arrogant.”
Vigilantes are attacking graffiti writers in Detroit
Fed up with the inundation of graffiti, some Detroiters are taking matters into their own hands
Analysis: How Council President Pugh fell from grace
A man of two sides, Pugh can be charming, temperamental, progressive, juvenile.