Investigation reveals Inner City Contracting did not falsify documentation to get Detroit-based company preference in demolition work.
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Is ShotSpotter effective? Data on Detroit technology fuels debate
Police say gunshot detection technology is a key tool to curb shootings. Critics say the impact is unproven.
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‘No safe place’ from mass shootings? Detroiters left weary
Violent crime is down, but Detroit experienced nine mass shootings this year.
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American Black Journal – Detroit Chapter NABJ 40th Anniversary, Michigan Barber School 75th Anniversary
Michigan Barber School Director Saul Green sits down to talk about the 75-year history of the Black-owned and operated barber school founded by his father.
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Skillman seeks Detroit youth to help guide priorities
The President’s Youth Council informs Skillman Foundation investments to ensure the greatest impact on Detroit’s children.
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Police oversight board plans to take up WSU report on its flaws
Detroit Board of Police Commissioners asked last year for the “independent review” of use of the force and citizen complaint data as a means of improving police accountability.
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Detroit offers refuge from heat, extended power outages
Seven recreation centers will be open Friday and Saturday for people to keep cool and charge their electronics.
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‘Detroit’s other Rosa Parks’ lives on through the adults she impacted as children
The documentary series, the Children of Action House, focuses on the life and achievements of Sarah E. Ray.
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Detroiters object to DTE rate increase as many reel from power outages
DTE is asking for a 8.8% rate increase, or $10 more a month for residential customers. Advocates say customers shouldn’t have to bear the costs.
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Detroit to take applications for adult-use marijuana licenses
Detroit will issue 60 licenses, half will go to social equity candidates, or residents who have lived in the city for at least a decade or those in neighborhoods disproportionately affected by the criminalization of pot.