Appeals Court Hears Challenge To Emergency Manager Law
Sascha Raiyn Opponents of Michigan’s emergency manager law still hope their legal challenge will go to trial. On Thursday, they...
Detroit City FC Attracts More Fans, Spreads the Wealth
Detroit City Football Club averaged more than 5,000 fans per game during its first season at Keyworth Stadium in Hamtramck....
Key Detroit Demolition Official Resigns
A key figure in Detroit’s demolition program has resigned. City officials say Jim Wright, the deputy director of the Detroit...
Art Lights Up in Brightmoor and Old Redford
The intersection of Lahser and Grand River undergoes transformation this Aug 5th and 6th during the 4th Annual Sidewalk...
Arab American News Publisher: This Is A Critical Point For Race Relations
"These people come here, they seek refuge," says Arab American News Publisher Osama Siblani. "They do not seek trouble. They are...
Tesla Gigafactory Energizes Battery Production
Tim Stevens/Roadshow Automaker Tesla is staking much of its future on a new facility – a sprawling, battery-producing factory. The...
RTA Passes Regional Transit Plan Ballot Proposal Following Compromise
Members of the public give comment on revised transit ballot proposal, @RTAmichigan board to vote shortly @wdet pic.twitter.com/prJw25D0UR — Eli...
Gilbert Will Try To Remove Name From Ballot Following Primary Win
Facebook/Melissa Gilbert Actor Melissa Gilbert has won a prize she no longer wants. Gilbert was the only candidate in Michigan’s...
Film to Document Origin of Creem Magazine in Detroit’s Cass Corridor
Creem magazine writer and current Detroit News reporter Susan Whitall and former Creem editor Bill Holdship join Ann Delisi...
Victims To Have Easier Time Keeping Track Of Offenders
cdc.gov Michigan crime victims will soon have an easier time keeping track of offenders. The Michigan Victim Information Notification Everyday...
Court Says Judges Must Talk to Juries When Issuing Instructions
Brian Turner Rules, tradition, and talking to juries matter. That’s the gist of what the state Court of Appeals said...
Discussing Racial Attitudes in Southeast Michigan
Nearly 70 percent of people in metro Detroit think race relations here are improving, according to a poll commissioned by...