DNR ranger under investigation for vandalizing Detroit with graffiti
The ranger has defaced historic buildings and signs throughout the city while collecting a check from the state.
Man refuses to leave Packard Plant in Detroit, demands to be parking attendant
The bald, self-described war veteran with boozy breath also is asking for $10,000 for allegedly injuring his leg at the plant.
Detroit homeowners fatally shoot 6 would-be intruders in 1 month
“Detroiters are fed up and they are taking action,” Police Chief James Craig said.
Detroit Fire Commissioner Jackson resigning because of life-threatening condition
Jackson’s sudden departure is sad news for a department that has almost universally supported its new leader, described as tough, smart and effective.
Police catch girls, ages 11 to 13, trying to burn down vacant Detroit school
Police were shocked to find four girls setting fires inside the vacant Van Zile School.
Did Heidelberg Project miss chance to save itself? Explore what’s left, what’s gone
The world-famous Heidelberg Project, which spans across dozens of parcels and attracts as many as 50,000 people a year, owns just four of lots in the area.
Wet cement candles? Leather bike locks? Shinola selling more than watches
Shinola, which makes its name on Detroit, is selling luxury candles, piggy banks, and footballs made out of state.
Gunman shoots at Detroit fire engine from roof of abandoned church
The fire company (Engine 50) was featured on the documentary “Burn.”
Northville teen develops crime-fighting cell phone app to empower citizens
The high school senior needs your help winning funding for cutting-edge tool.
Castle makeovers: Demand for lofts drives restoration of historic buildings
One was a mansion for a gambler and hard-partying bachelor. The other was a police precinct.