On August 11, Michigan transportation officials pressed pause on a plan once billed as a historic opportunity to reconnect Detroit neighborhoods and address one...
The Associated Press declared that with roughly 84% of the vote counted in Tuesday’s primary, City Council President Mary Sheffield led with 37,414 votes...
Detroit City Council has voted to increase fines on parents whose children violate the city's long-standing juvenile curfew law — a move described by...
The public is getting their best glimpse inside candidate's finances ahead of Detroit's nonpartisan Aug. 5 primary election that will determine the two candidates...
They used to call it “The Paper.” Rolled up and rubber-banded, dropped on porches before sunrise, passed across barbershop counters and church pews, clipped...
From high school co-op to corner office, Joi Harris’ story isn’t just one of mere corporate ascent—it’s one of Detroit legacy, Black excellence, and...
Virgil Clark Smith, a lawmaker turned judge who helped reshape Michigan’s courts and Detroit’s schools, died Monday, June 23. He was 79.
Smith battled COPD...
