Traffic congestion is a real problem on the island. As summer approaches, the DNR is looking at how to make it smoother.

Malachi Barrett
‘Crowd-sized’ metal detectors coming to Detroit
The Detroit City Council approved a $1.3 million contract for weapons detection scanners powered by AI.
Advocates make last push to grant free legal aid to Detroiters facing eviction
A public hearing and vote by Detroit’s City Council are anticipated Tuesday on the city’s Right to Counsel ordinance.
Detroit studies plan to reduce the fiscal ‘penalty’ of residency
Researchers are calling on Detroit to revise the city’s property tax code to prevent owners from sitting on vacant land and to give homeowners a break.
Detroit canvassing to reach low-income households with overdue water bills
DWSD is going door-to-door to encourage low-income residents to sign up for programs that will help them pay off overdue water bills.
Neighborhood beautification projects are first use of Pistons tax fund
Nonprofit groups are encouraged to take advantage of $2.25 million for beautification projects in Detroit neighborhoods.
Advocates spar with Detroit over terms of eviction legal aid
Detroiters are pushing for a free legal services program that requires lawyers to have demonstrated experience working with low-income residents on eviction cases.
Residents in ‘forgotten’ Hope Village skeptical of city’s broadband plan
Detroiters said they need better internet service, but they’re waiting to see if the city makes good on its promises.
Will fundraising define Detroit’s congressional race?
Campaign statements covering the first quarter of 2022 provide a look at how the candidates in Detroit’s 13th Congressional District race are gathering support.
City Council approves 2022-23 budget, priorities for ARPA spending
City council votes to boost budget by $12.7 million to support programs for Detroit employees and overtaxed homeowners.