Detroit officials were quick to defend the seizure of a 2-year-old dog, but they refuse to answer the bigger questions of accountability and deplorable conditions at the shelter.
Leave it to John Oliver to question why a city would cough up $280 million in tax dollars and hand it to a billionaire.
The box, with the stenciled words “POW,” was dropped off on the eve of the anniversary of the 1995 newspaper strike.
Veronica Seward was horrified when she saw her 2-year-old pit bull bleeding profusely, laying motionless in a pile of his own feces inside a dirty cage at the Detroit Animal Control Shelter.
The 13-story Hotel Park Avenue, a one-time lavish attraction from the booming 1920s that later became a rehab center for drug addicts, was imploded Saturday morning.
World-renowned street artist Shepard Fairey was arrested by customs officials in Los Angeles after returning home from an international flight.
The former DWSD employee who failed to pay his tax and water bills is having trouble with another responsibility.
So many fires broke out that Detroit ran out of trucks to respond, leaving the city dangerously unprotected.
For four decades, Devils’ Night has been the most destructive period for fires in Detroit. Not anymore.
The historic Hotel Park Avenue will come crashing down with the assistance of explosives at the site of the new Red Wings arena.