Protesters to demand Warren Mayor Jim Fouts’ resignation tonight
Warren Mayor Jim Fouts says he’s going nowhere.
City Council: Not so fast on tax incentives for Pistons to move downtown
Mayor Duggan’s plans to give tax incentives to the billionaire Pistons owner are far from a slam dunk.
Fate of unique CPA Building in Corktown may be decided today
The city temporarily halted demolition after preservationists and others called for the building to be saved.
From local celebrity to sex offender: Charles Pugh’s monumental fall from grace
A man of two sides, Pugh could be charming, temperamental, progressive, juvenile.
Ex-Council President Pugh arrested on charges of sexually abusing boy, 14
Charles Pugh is facing charges of sexually abusing a 14-year-old boy while working for Fox 2.
Election reform measure in Detroit blocked by city clerk, lawsuit claims
A citizen group is suing Detroit over a blocked ballot initiative aimed at correcting voter irregularities.
Detroit approves municipal IDs for immigrants, homeless and others
Detroit joins San Francisco, New York, Washington D.C. and a handful of other cities with municipal IDs for immigrants, homeless people and others who often don’t have state identifications.
Analysis: Less than 9% of pot dispensaries in Detroit eligible under restrictive ordinance
A vast majority of Detroit’s marijuana dispensaries are about to go up in smoke because of a controversial city ordinance that severely limits where cannabis shops are allowed to operate.
Rev. Nicholas Hood II, a civil rights hero and ex-Detroit councilman, dies at 92
The Rev. Nicholas Hood Sr., a prominent civil rights leader, minister and long-time Detroit City councilman, died Sunday.
Detroit City Council approves Eric Jones as new fire commissioner
The former assistant police chief now has the authority to appoint new top brass to deliver on a pledge to clean up the beleaguered Fire Department.