Detroit voters can visit any of 13 satellite centers to register to vote, pick up an absentee ballot or cast a ballot.
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Detroit finalizes plan to clear out neighborhood, redevelop airport
After decades of underinvestment, Detroit’s airport is about to see major changes.
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Police will listen for gunfire in more Detroit neighborhoods
Months of public debate end with a decision: ShotSpotter is expanding gunshot surveillance sensors across Detroit.
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Wall built to segregate Black Detroiters reclaimed as historic site
Historic marker recognizes Birwood Wall, a symbol of racist housing practices and a challenge to do better.
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Detroit’s proposal for license plate readers could get you towed
An updated camera system could help Detroit’s parking department find vehicles with six or more unpaid fines.
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Detroit housing office aims to prevent overcrowding at homeless shelters
Detroit’s annual “point-in-time count” of its homeless population shows the number of people in emergency shelters increased by 13% from 2021 to 2022.
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Detroit council wants answers after police fatally shoot man ‘in crisis’
Five Detroit officers are on administrative leave while state police investigate the Sunday shooting death of Porter Burks, 22.
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Early vote centers opening soon in Detroit for 2022 elections
The city has established 13 new voting centers as part of the citywide voter participation campaign, Detroit Votes 2022.
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Detroit police can pay for ShotSpotter expansion without federal aid
Alternative funding source proposed for gunshot detection software expansion after some City Council members suggest they might support the plan if federal dollars weren’t used.
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‘Winners and losers’ in the battle for Detroit development funds
Dozens of Detroit developers sought federal grant dollars for neighborhood investments, but only a bundle of downtown projects were awarded money.