Grosse Pointe teens who defaced downtown buildings likely to receive reduced charges
Don’t expect prosecutors to throw the book at three Grosse Pointe Woods teenagers who were caught on surveillance spray-painting two downtown Detroit buildings.
FBI investigating Detroit cops accused of stealing drug evidence, cash
The unit is accused of improperly gaining search warrants for an untold number of houses and marijuana dispensaries, where money and drugs were seized and never logged.
Detroit violates law by failing to turn over records on ambulance runs
Detroit medics are taking too long to respond to emergencies, and people are dying.
Tourist: Armed robbery attempt at Packard Plant shrugged off by police
An Australian photographer got a quick, bitter dose of Detroit and its police force.
Man who killed Renisha McBride found guilty of second-degree murder
Theodore Wafer was found guilty Thursday of second-degree murder and manslaughter in the fatal shooting of 19-year-old Renisha McBride.
Detroit cops accused of stealing evidence from medical marijuana dispensary
Detroit police have been quietly raiding cannabis dispensaries, but no charges have been filed in the cases.
Newspaper Guild: Free Press can’t force staffers to reapply for jobs
Gannett, the media company that owns the Detroit Free Press, is forcing employees at some newspapers to reapply for new jobs as part of a bold cost-cutting move.
Packard Plant owner pays delinquent taxes, readies for cleanup
For the first time in decades, someone is paying property taxes on the abandoned Packard Plant.
Audio: Detroit firefighters, medics save man during remarkable rescue
The victim was lifeless when firefighters removed him from a collapsed garage.
Rec center where Joe Louis learned to box faces final round
The Brewster Wheeler Recreation Center may be demolished as Detroit Mayor Duggan looks for developers for the Brush Park area.