Boy, 12, burglarizes bank in Southfield – and then busted
The boy road his bike to the bank on Greenfield.
More than 125 shootings in June, victims ages 11-82
So far this year, more than 700 people have been shot.
Jimmy Hoffa search ends; mafia son profits
As the media and FBI return to Detroit with nothing new, Anthony J. Zerilli cashes in on Hoffa mystery.
Jimmy Hoffa search baits media – again
The search for Jimmy Hoffa is making one person a lot of money.
Scrapping industry fights off new reforms
Scrappers are stealing manhole covers, sewer grates, church bells, copper roofs, catalytic converters, transformers and virtually anything else made of metal.
More than 145 people shot in Detroit in May, some for most absurd reasons
On May 15, the day Mayor Bing introduced new Police Chief James Craig, 13 people were shot.
Detroit EM: Taxpayers shouldn’t foot bill to defend ex-Police Chief Godbee
Seven months after an internal affairs officer filed a lawsuit claiming Police Chief Ralph Godbee lured her into a sexual relationship with the promise of a promotion, Detroit’s new emergency manager, Kevyn Orr, is intervening in the case.
Former DMC CEO Arthur Porter arrested in Panama on charges tied to $22.5M in kickbacks
Porter’s meteoric rise from the war-torn country of Sierra Leone to the center of Canada’s business and political establishment is nothing short of spectacular and tragic.
Detroiter chooses death over arrest, pledging ‘Not going back to jail’
The suspect “indicated he wasn’t going back to jail” and chose the quick way out, police said.
Detroiters attack, shoot mentally ill homeless man asking for cigarette
The suspects, who casually walked away after the attack, are on the loose.