Congressional field hearing held in Detroit to collect testimony on impacts of pollution in vulnerable communities.

Malachi Barrett
Detroit seeks to rein in scooter chaos
Detroit weighs scooter law, employs curfew to prevent obstruction of streets and dangerous riding. Some scooter companies don’t even let riders leave downtown.
Audit: Water department misused credit cards for gifts, hotel stays
Inspector general audit flags ‘questionable purchases’ with corporate credit cards and a risk of abuse for the Detroit Water and Sewerage Department.
Coalition opposes DTE’s bid to charge more for ‘poor’ service
DTE is seeking state approval for a rate increase that activists argue is not deserved.
Considering a land contract in Detroit? What buyers should know
Land contracts are alternatives to getting a mortgage, but they carry risks that buyers should be aware of.
Dems wanted Black ‘consensus candidate’ for Congress. It didn’t happen.
Detroit Democrats knew Shri Thanedar would win if they didn’t unite around one candidate. It happened anyway.
Thanedar assures Black Detroiters: ‘This seat is owned by the people’
State Rep. Shri Thanedar, winner of a crowded primary for Michigan’s 13th District, discusses reparations, Black representation and the influence of special interests in elections.
No Black Democrats survived races for Congress: What it means for Detroit
Detroit is all but assured to lose Black representation in Congress for the first time in 70 years.
Detroit’s Election Commission to take up proposed marijuana ballot measure
City Charter allows Detroit 60 days to enact the proposal as a new ordinance or have the Election Commission determine whether the language can lawfully be placed on the ballot.
Detroit OKs $25M tax break to clean up contaminated Fisher Body Plant
Developers want to save the old factory from being demolished by building housing units and retail space supported with tax incentives.