EM’s former firm bills Detroit $1.4M for 6 weeks of work
Lawyers billed up to $1,000 an hour working for the cash-strapped city.
Treasurer Dillon: Court is wrong about child support payments
Dillon’s wife says the court made the right decision.
Big council changes: Jenkins is president; Cockrel may resign
Ken Cockrel Jr. may become the fourth councilman to resign in the past two months.
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.