Mayor Bing’s chance to spread good news goes up in flames – literally
In a city as broke as Detroit, it’s not often that Mayor Dave Bing has good news to report.
In a city as broke as Detroit, it’s not often that Mayor Dave Bing has good news to report.
The Detroit Fire Department is dangerously close to running out of trucks and engines to respond to fires because the aging, overrun fleet is breaking down faster than mechanics can make repairs
A 64-year-old Detroiter was clinging dangerously to the outside of a fence on an I-94 overpass at Connor as traffic below whirred by late Saturday afternoon.
The fire department is so understaffed that the entire east side was without fire protection for about two hours while about 18 companies battled the fires.
It appears to be another rash of arsons in a city that can’t afford to keep its stations open and rigs on the road.
Detroit’s new emergency manager will face some enormous obstacles.
The fire was one of four that broke out between 5 and 6 this morning in southwest Detroit.
More than half of Detroit’s fire trucks are broken down or out of service.
Investigators are trying determine what ignited a fire that gutted the Sin City Diciples Motorcycle Club in Detroit Tuesday night.
Even when neighbors tell investigators that squatters are living in vacant buildings ravaged by fire, the city rarely does more than a cursory search.