From toilet paper to molotov cocktails: A brief history of Devils’ Night
It began innocently enough: Young pranksters draped toilet paper on trees and threw eggs at houses in Detroit.
New Detroit Fire Commissioner Jones promises ‘a new day’ for beleaguered department
Commissioner Jones has wasted no time cleaning up what consultants called a “cover-up culture” in the mismanaged fire department.
Detroit firefighter injured saving life of elderly woman
“I have a victim in the rear stairwell,” a firefighter radioed to the chief.
Editorial: Mayor Duggan sets Fire Department on right track with outside-the-box appointment
Mayor Mike Duggan showed Wednesday that he is serious about revamping an embattled fire department that has neglected its firefighters and residents for decades.
Co. clerk’s hubby is paid consultant for Napoleon’s campaign
Wayne County Clerk Cathy Garrett’s husband isn’t the only family member with a role in Napoleon’s campaign.
Firefighters who need emergency gear better cross fingers
Detroit Emergency Manager Kevyn Orr has pledged a wholesale restructuring of the fire department.