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By Steve Neavling on March 21, 2014
Crime & Fire , Featured Stories , Fire , posts
The Detroit Fire Department has been flirting with calamity since then-Mayor Bing laid off firefighters, closed stations and cut money for emergency safety repairs.
By Steve Neavling on March 20, 2014
Art & Entertainment , Culture , Featured Stories
The 56-year-old failed to show up to court in September, resulting in her arrest warrant on Wednesday.
By Steve Neavling on March 19, 2014
Art & Entertainment , Crime & Fire , Culture , Fire , Investigations
“They are saying a lot to the public, but they haven’t been very cooperative,” a high-level fire official said.
By Steve Neavling on March 17, 2014
Art & Entertainment , Buildings , Headline , posts , Real Estate
One was a mansion for a gambler and hard-partying bachelor. The other was a police precinct.
By Steve Neavling on March 15, 2014
Crime & Fire , Featured Stories , Fire , posts
Two days before his 53rd birthday, Kenneth Rouse was killed in a house fire.
By Steve Neavling on March 13, 2014
Art & Entertainment , Crime & Fire , Headline , Police , posts
Marc D. has taken to the streets to document police activity in areas often ignored by the media, but it comes at a price.
By Steve Neavling on March 13, 2014
Art & Entertainment , Culture , Headline , posts
The market for Banksy pieces is hard to predict, in large part because of questions of authenticity.
By Steve Neavling on March 12, 2014
Crime & Fire , Featured Stories , Fire , posts
The fire broke out shortly before 11:30 p.m. on MacKay near Davison and I-75 and spread to two occupied houses and an abandoned one.
By Steve Neavling on March 11, 2014
Abandoned Buildings , Art & Entertainment , Development , Headline , History , posts , Urban Renewal
As a towering claw dug into one of four remaining high-rises, Prince forlornly posed as cameras chronicled the beginning of the end for the nation’s first publicly funded housing project for black people.
By Steve Neavling on March 11, 2014
Crime & Fire , Fire , Headline , posts
“I have to feed my wife and kids,” Kasinec said after the fire. “We’re taking major pay cuts, and I can’t afford it.”