Detroit Evening Report Archives - Page 48 of 59

Jerome Vaughn September 13, 2022

President Joe Biden will get a sneak peak at the revamped North American International Auto Show on Wednesday. He’ll travel...

Sascha Raiyn September 12, 2022

Unionized railroad workers are threatening to go on strike if contract negotiations aren’t settled this week. A strike could...

Sascha Raiyn September 9, 2022

The Michigan Supreme Court has ordered that an abortion rights initiative will appear on the midterm ballot this November....

Nargis Rahman September 7, 2022

Detroit City Council has delayed a vote on a proposed ordinance that would require restaurants to post signs on their...

Jerome Vaughn September 6, 2022

Labor Day has passed – and that means political campaigns around the state are moving into high gear. Detroiters should...

Tia Graham September 2, 2022

The city of Detroit is opening seven recreation centers that includes cooling stations to provide relief to residents during extreme...

Nargis Rahman September 1, 2022

Ford is recalling nearly 200,000 SUVs because the heating and cooling fan motors can catch fire. The recall covers Ford...

Tia Graham August 31, 2022

Residents who have graduated from the Detroit Land Bank Authority's Occupied Buy Back program received deeds to homes Wednesday. The...

Jerome Vaughn August 30, 2022

More than 250,000 DTE Energy customers remain without power after strong storms passed through Detroit Monday evening, knocking down trees...

Nargis Rahman August 29, 2022

Detroit police arrested a man on Sunday suspected of shooting four people who appear to be random victims, resulting in...

Nargis Rahman August 26, 2022

The Detroit Economic Outlook for 2021-2027 reports Detroit is holding up in the national economy, in part due to development...

Dorothy Hernandez August 25, 2022

Welcome to the Detroit Evening Report, a daily round-up of news that city residents need to know. Michigan’s Bureau...