Mayor Duggan showed no respect for Detroit taxpayers by announcing the Pistons deal before gathering input during mandatory public hearings to see if residents want to spend the money.
Just last week, Carson’s close friend said the retired neurosurgeon wasn’t interested in a cabinet position because he “feels he has no government experience.”
The city temporarily halted demolition after preservationists and others called for the building to be saved.
A Michigan congressman became one of the first Republican lawmaker to raise questions about Donald Trump’s numerous business interests around the world.
Taxpayers could be on the hook again for another sports arena, and city officials are refusing to discuss it, choosing closed-door meetings instead.
Motor City Muckraker is compiling a list of reported incidents of hate in Michigan since Trump’s victory. Here’s what we’ve found so far.
Mayor Fouts compared the scandal to a “mini version of what happened in Flint.”
Popular WDIV reporter Lauren Podell has resigned after using the n-word in front of a co-worker.
It should come as no surprise that Donald Trump’s divisive, insult-driven campaign has fueled bigotry after his Nov. 8 victory. Motor City Muckraker is documenting cases of intimidation, violence and discrimination in Michigan. Here are 13 hate-fueled incidents in Michigan in the first week after the election: 1. A man threatened to burn a Muslim woman alive […]
The financially struggling Detroit News is trying to avoid massive layoffs.