Say what?! Conservative Republican champions legalization of medical pot dispensaries
Callton is scrambling to introduce legislation that would legalize dispensaries because many patients don’t have access to pot.
Fire at Sin City Diciples Motorcycle Club remains a mystery – as do the owner’s whereabouts
The Jan. 29 fire raced through the cement-and-brick building on Gratiot just south of I-94, causing ammunition to explode.
What’s Mayor Bing hiding? Crews flatten 10 city blocks in 10 days. Church, school, houses gone
In just two weeks, demolition crews flattened 10 blocks on the lower east side, leveling homes, a 19th-century church, school, and trees on the lower east side.
Man who sued Detroit for $100,000 over spoiled sex life is a top candidate for key city council appointment
Oreese Collins filed suit against Detroit nearly two years ago for what he says were sexual problems spurred by his wife’s hostile job as an aide to Mayor Dave Bing.
Council President Pugh backed out of mayoral bid because “I have the skin of a wet tissue paper”
In an unusually candid interview, Council President Charles Pugh acknowledged he was not cut out for politics.
Mayoral candidate Lisa Howze gains momentum after $50,000 Super Bowl ad
Political observers brushed Lisa Howze off as a second-tier contender. Not anymore.
Chilling message on abandoned Packard Plant removed by popular blogger
A popular Detroit blogger tore down an offensive message Tuesday on the overpass of the abandoned Packard Plant that alluded to the Auschwitz concentration camp.
Eerie message alluding to Auschwitz is fastened to overpass of abandoned Packard Plant
Motorists driving past the Packard Plant were greeted this morning with the same chilling words that were placed at the entrances of numerous concentration camps – “Arbeit Macht Frei.”
Hantz Farms: Is nation’s largest urban farm experiment a land grab or solution to city renewal?
It’s the first real test of Mayor Dave Bing’s plan to repopulate stable neighborhoods and transform vacant areas into lakes, farms, forests and greenways.
Columnist: Gov. Snyder’s anti-union legislation strips rights of employees to help define work
Collective bargaining is more than just ink on a pay stub; it gives voice to the people.