Detroit plans to spend all $827M pandemic aid with a year to spare
Detroit plans to spend all $827 million of its federal pandemic recovery funds by summer 2025, a year and a half before the deadline.
Free techno festival this weekend in Detroit
Tec-Troit is a free two-day festival featuring local DJs held at the Detroit Hispanic Development Corporation.
Fewer summer school options for Detroit families as district scales back
The summer programs helped keep some students engaged, Superintendent Nikolai Vitti says, but they were not nearly as successful as officials hoped.
What new operators of Detroit’s homeless hotline hope to fix
After nearly a decade, a new agency will take charge of the system that serves as the main entry point for people in Detroit, Hamtramck and Highland Park to find temporary shelter and long term housing help.
Incinerator demo on track for Sunday despite some resident pushback
Detroit officials met with residents Wednesday to answer questions about personal safety, the demolition process, how pollution would be controlled, and efforts to inform residents.
Audit shows Detroit passed up $800K in contractor fines, Duggan disagrees
Detroit’s Auditor General and Mayor Mike Duggan disagree over how the city should calculate fines against contractors who don’t hire enough residents for publicly-supported developments.
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