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Home»Posts tagged with»DPS (Page 2)

Plan to improve DPS gives Snyder, Duggan more control over Detroit’s education

By Steve Neavling on January 14, 2016   Headline, Schools and Education  

Plan to improve DPS gives Snyder, Duggan more control over Detroit’s education

Gov. Snyder and Mayor Duggan would gain more control of DPS under new legislation.

Mayor Duggan pledges to inspect all 97 DPS school buildings for health violations

By Steve Neavling on January 13, 2016   Headline, Schools and Education  

Mayor Duggan pledges to inspect all 97 DPS school buildings for health violations

State officials have been slow to correct health violations that include mold, structural issues, fire and electrical hazards and a lack of heat.

DOJ complaint: School officials ignored warnings about Charles Pugh seducing students

By Steve Neavling on August 3, 2015   Emergency Manager, Government, Headline  

DOJ complaint: School officials ignored warnings about Charles Pugh seducing students

DPS officials are accused of ignoring numerous complaints that Charles Pugh was preying on students.

2 men rob armored truck near Cass Tech High School; 1 still on run

By Abigail Shah on August 11, 2014   Crime & Fire, Featured Stories, Police  

2 men rob armored truck near Cass Tech High School; 1 still on run

Police this morning were looking for a second suspect who was seen running north on Cass Avenue.

Life in Detroit: Generations blend outside of Corktown book event

By Tracey Morris on August 3, 2014   Headline, Life in Detroit, posts  

Life in Detroit: Generations blend outside of Corktown book event

As young and trendy revelers mixed, mingled, saw, and worked to be seen, two older men sat on wood lounge chairs on a wood-frame porch attached to a wood-frame house.

Firefighters find body in trunk of burned car outside Detroit school

By Steve Neavling on July 31, 2014   Crime & Fire, Headline, Police, Schools and Education  

Firefighters find body in trunk of burned car outside Detroit school

The victim was the sixth murder victim discovered by firefighters in two months.

DPS combats proliferation of graffiti at vacant schools

By Steve Neavling on May 19, 2014   Crime & Fire, Headline, Police, Schools and Education  

DPS combats proliferation of graffiti at vacant schools

Dozens of vacant Detroit schools are riddled with graffiti, driving down adjacent property values and making it difficult for the cash-strapped district to find a new buyer for the buildings.

Police scour southwest Detroit after reported shooting outside of school

By Steve Neavling on April 8, 2014   Crime & Fire, Featured Stories, Police  

Police scour southwest Detroit after reported shooting outside of school

A coach told police that two teenagers shot at a group of young people near Amelia Earhart Elementary Middle School.

Police catch girls, ages 11 to 13, trying to burn down vacant Detroit school

By Steve Neavling on March 24, 2014   Crime & Fire, Fire, Government, Headline, Schools and Education  

Police catch girls, ages 11 to 13, trying to burn down vacant Detroit school

Police were shocked to find four girls setting fires inside the vacant Van Zile School.

Feb. 13, 1922: Detroit’s first black public school teacher dies

By Steve Neavling on February 13, 2014   On This Day  

Feb. 13, 1922: Detroit’s first black public school teacher dies

Richards taught at Everett Elementary School for 44 years. It was there that she established the first kindergarten in Michigan.

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Steve Neavling

Steve Neavling lives and works in Detroit as an investigative journalist. His stories have uncovered corruption, led to arrests and reforms and prompted FBI investigations.

Abigail Shah

Co-founder of Motor City Muckraker, Abigail Shah is a native Detroit and graduated with a BS in psychology from Wayne State University.

Tracey Morris

Tracey Morris is the author of, "You Said You Wanted to See Me Naked: An Autobiographical Poem Cycle." Her work has recently been published by Rust Belt Chic Press, and she was a finalist in the 2013 Springfed Arts Writing Contest.

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