DPD fails rape, murder victims by degrading images of suspects
Detroit police routinely send out indecipherable photos of “wanted” violent criminals, despite having access to crisp images.
Man abducts Midtown woman, rapes her twice
The suspect remains on the loose.
Duggan hits streets with neighborhood plan; where’s Benny?
“Where in the world is Benny? I’m getting worried ya’ll,” one Napoleon supporter said.
Striking murals pay tribute to graffiti artist Nekst in Detroit
Street artists descended on Detroit over the past week to pay tribute to Nekst, one of the world’s most prolific street artists.
Crews to start tearing down Brewster housing projects
The former red-brick community was the nation’s first publicly funded housing project for black people.
Video: Napoleon says God saved him to run for mayor of Detroit
“God spared me for a reason,” Napoleon told media and supporters at a church last week.
More than 170 shot in Detroit in bloody August; 30 dead
With roughly 215 murders so far this year, the city is on pace to eclipse homicides in each of the past three years.
Appeals Court: State can certify Detroit’s mayoral election
Candidate Mike Duggan is expected to be declared the winner Tuesday – and by more than originally believed.
Faces of Fast Food: Getting by on $7.40 an hour in Detroit
In a city like Detroit, where unemployment is rampant, fast food is anything but a temporary job.
Judge stops state from certifying Detroit primary election
Michigan election officials were expected to certify Detroit’s primary election results Friday.