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Detroit mayoral candidate Duggan remains on ballot with split Election Commission ruling

By Steve Neavling on May 23, 2013   2013 Mayoral Election, City Government, Government, Headline, Mayor's Office, Politics, posts  

Detroit mayoral candidate Duggan remains on ballot with split Election Commission ruling

Former Wayne County Prosecutor Mike Duggan did not violate minimum residency requirements to become an official candidate in the race to replace outgoing Mayor Dave Bing, the Detroit Election Commission ruled Thursday.

Budget cuts nearly claim lives of children, senior severely injured in Detroit fire bombing

By Steve Neavling on May 22, 2013   Crime & Fire, Fire, Headline, posts  

Budget cuts nearly claim lives of children, senior severely injured in Detroit fire bombing

Without enough ambulances on the streets, firefighters had to resuscitate a young boy themselves and rush him to the hospital because paramedics took too long to arrive.

Mayoral candidate Mike Duggan faces removal from ballot over residency requirements

By Steve Neavling on May 22, 2013   2013 Mayoral Election, Government, Headline, Politics, posts  

Mayoral candidate Mike Duggan faces removal from ballot over residency requirements

Mayoral candidate Mike Duggan, who assembled a strong campaign team, committed a foolish error that could force him off the ballot.

Drivers beware: Malfunctioning railroad crossing signal remains unfixed for weeks

By Steve Neavling on May 22, 2013   Headline, Investigations, posts  

When Darren Donaldson stopped at a railroad crossing with blinking lights and chiming bells on a recent afternoon, drivers behind him honked impatiently.

Demise of a Detroit high-rise: How out-of-state slumlord neglected low-income residents

By Steve Neavling on May 21, 2013   Headline, Investigations, posts  

Demise of a Detroit high-rise: How out-of-state slumlord neglected low-income residents

While residents are deprived of a safe, clean environment, the company is raking in federal tax subsidies for low-income residents and people with disabilities.

Mysterious owner who’s evicting residents from Cass Corridor apartments miffs everyone

By Steve Neavling on May 20, 2013   Development, Headline, Life in Detroit, posts, Urban Renewal  

Mysterious owner who’s evicting residents from Cass Corridor apartments miffs everyone

Speculated to be the site of a new Red Wings arena and one of the starkest examples of gentrification in Detroit, the apartments have garnered a lot of attention

Detroit’s new EM: Pension trustees’ 22K trip to Hawaii is ‘monumental lapse of judgment’

By Steve Neavling on May 18, 2013   City Government, Emergency Manager, Government, Headline, posts  

Detroit’s new EM: Pension trustees’ 22K trip to Hawaii is ‘monumental lapse of judgment’

Four of the city’s pension trustees billed taxpayers $22,000 to fund a convention trip to Hawaii this weekend, even as the city nears bankruptcy, largely over mismanaged, underfunded pension plans.

Nation of Islam’s Farrakhan told black Detroiters to reclaim “our city”

By Steve Neavling on May 17, 2013   City Council, City Government, Development, Government, Headline, posts, Urban Renewal  

Nation of Islam’s Farrakhan told black Detroiters to reclaim “our city”

“Suppose that the 500,000 blacks in Detroit decided this this is our city, this is our home, and we are not going to let buzzards take it from us,” Farrakhan said to thundering applause.

Suspect arrested after Art Van family targeted in firebombing attempt at Grosse Pointe home

By Steve Neavling on May 17, 2013   Crime & Fire, Fire, Headline, posts  

Suspect arrested after Art Van family targeted in firebombing attempt at Grosse Pointe home

The homemade bomb fizzled out before it caught fire at the Whittier home of Art Van Furniture President Gary Van Elslander.

Mayor Bing won’t seek another term but eyeing run for Wayne County executive

By Steve Neavling on May 14, 2013   2013 Mayoral Election, City Government, Government, Headline, Mayor's Office, posts  

Mayor Bing won’t seek another term but eyeing run for Wayne County executive

Mayor Dave Bing, whose popularity has steadily declined since taking office in 2009, won’t run for re-election after all, but he has his eyes on something else.

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Steve Neavling

Steve Neavling lives and works in Detroit as an investigative journalist. His stories have uncovered corruption, led to arrests and reforms and prompted FBI investigations.

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