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Home»Posts tagged with»politics (Page 10)

Gov. Snyder to Congress: I want to testify about Flint water crisis

By Steve Neavling on February 12, 2016   Flint Water Crisis, Headline, State of Michigan  

Gov. Snyder to Congress: I want to testify about Flint water crisis

Gov. Snyder said he wants to explain how “all levels of government” failed to protect Flint residents from being poisoned by drinking water.

Anonymous declares war against Gov. Snyder; cyberattacks confirmed

By Steve Neavling on January 22, 2016   Flint Water Crisis, Government, Headline, State of Michigan  

Anonymous declares war against Gov. Snyder; cyberattacks confirmed

Anonymous hactivists have waged a campaign against Gov. Rick Snyder and other officials who ignored the Flint water crisis.

Gov. Snyder reneges on promise to release Flint water emails this morning

By Steve Neavling on January 20, 2016   Featured Stories, Flint Water Crisis, Government, State of Michigan  

Gov. Snyder reneges on promise to release Flint water emails this morning

Snyder promised to release e-mails related to the Flint water crisis this morning but has failed to deliver.

Mayor Duggan Taps Gary Brown to Head Beleaguered Water Department

By Steve Neavling on October 6, 2015   City Government, Government, Headline, Mayor's Office  

Mayor Duggan Taps Gary Brown to Head Beleaguered Water Department

Gary Brown is a former police officer who entered politics after winning part of an $8.4 million whistleblower lawsuit against Detroit and former Mayor Kwame Kilpatrick.

Grosse Pointe Park builds a wall of mammoth potted plants at Detroit’s border

By Steve Neavling on July 16, 2015   Government, Headline, Mayor's Office, Wayne County  

Grosse Pointe Park builds a wall of mammoth potted plants at Detroit’s border

Grosse Pointe Park has found plenty of clever ways to block one of its busiest borders with Detroit – erect a large pile of snow, delay work on a water main project and build a farmer’s market in the middle of the road.

Bankole Thompson, face of Michigan Chronicle, resigns after feud with publisher

By Steve Neavling on June 25, 2015   Art & Entertainment, Headline  

Bankole Thompson, face of Michigan Chronicle, resigns after feud with publisher

Bankole Thompson, one of the leading voices on racial and political issues in Detroit, has resigned as senior editor of the Michigan Chronicle.

Mayor Duggan loses cool when asked if he’s running for governor

By Steve Neavling on May 28, 2015   City Government, Headline, Mayor's Office  

Mayor Duggan loses cool when asked if he’s running for governor

In 2012, Duggan tried to quash rumors that he was running for mayor when he moved from Livonia to Detroit.

Sen. Virgil Smith dodged 3rd drunken driving charge despite high BAC

By Steve Neavling on May 13, 2015   Crime & Fire, Government, Headline, Police, State of Michigan  

Sen. Virgil Smith dodged 3rd drunken driving charge despite high BAC

Just nine months before former state Rep. Virgil Smith won a Senate seat in Lansing in 2010, his life was about to fall apart.

FBI investigates whether Detroit council members were paid off for president vote

By Steve Neavling on April 3, 2014   City Council, City Government, Government, Headline, posts  

FBI investigates whether Detroit council members were paid off for president vote

The probe was triggered by a conversation between Police Chief James Craig, the Rev. Horace Sheffield and political consultant Adolph Mongo.

Exclusive: Cushingberry’s expensive tastes, 4 homes pushed him into bankruptcy

By Steve Neavling on January 12, 2014   City Government, Headline, posts  

Exclusive: Cushingberry’s expensive tastes, 4 homes pushed him into bankruptcy

Cushingberry’s tax-funded pension and salary as an attorney were not enough to keep him afloat.

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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.

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