Tom Barrow strikes out again with latest conspiracy theory
A reformer or sore loser? The 64-year-old accountant won’t give up.
12 beautiful gems for auction in historic neighborhoods
Once selling for six figures, the houses are on the auction block for as low as a few thousand dollars.
Detroit taxpayers pick up $3.3 million tab for EM’s former firm
Who’s checking the bills for excessive fees? A professional fee examiner, who’s making $600 an hour.
‘Graffiti Nazi’ scrawls slurs, swastikas in southwest Detroit
One business owner said, “We’re talking about a real loser.”
State investigates PAC tied to Duggan’s mayoral campaign
The Secretary of State’s office is focusing on corporate donations.
Eminems childhood home is for sale on abandoned street
The bungalow is featured on the cover of Eminem’s 2000 “Marshall Mathers LP” album.
Detroit removes 16 Brush Park properties from county auction
The city’s move would prevent speculators from buying properties without plans to develop them.
State removes kids from homes of medicinal pot users
Steve Green, who legally uses pot to treat multiple sclerosis and epilepsy, had his 6-month-old daughter removed from his home.
No, Detroit’s EM didn’t shut off power to flex muscle
Conspiracy theories about Detroit’s emergency manager continue to circulate, but they’re rarely true.
Fire station without power since Friday in southwest Detroit
Engine 48 is one of the most important lines of defense against a fire at the Marathon refinery and provides protection to tens of thousands of people in southwest Detroit.