State investigates PAC tied to Duggan’s mayoral campaign
The Secretary of State’s office is focusing on corporate donations.
State removes kids from homes of medicinal pot users
Steve Green, who legally uses pot to treat multiple sclerosis and epilepsy, had his 6-month-old daughter removed from his home.
State lawmakers try to narrowly define who’s a journalist
The bill would bar on-line journalists from accessing some police records, making an exemption for newspaper, TV and radio reporters.
Video: Demo begins on storied Brewster projects in Detroit
The project is the centerpiece of Bing’s plan to demolish 10,000 abandoned buildings in four 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.
Napoleon: Focusing on neighborhoods is not ‘race-baiting’
Detroit emergency manager “is the governor’s anointed turnaround man, and bankruptcy is not a turnaround plan,” Napoleon said.
Kwame Kenyatta hits road for watchdog job in Mississippi
The former Detroit City councilman resigned in protest of the emergency manager in June.
Black ex-lawmaker called traitor for endorsing Duggan
Former State Rep. Lisa Howze expected the inevitable accusations and knee-jerk conspiracy theories.
Exclusive: Treasurer Dillon accused of abusing ex-wife to hide racist texts
“One night my dad came into my room and told me I would have a new black dad,” his daughter said. “From there, things escalated.”