Detroit speculators can hide their identities and avoid scrutiny by using limited liability companies.
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I’m a Detroit college student who uses a wheelchair. Here’s how I’m navigating campus life
Torrance Johnson is a college freshman at Wayne State University pursuing a career in music production and writing.
Detroit taps rappers, carnival attractions to entice early voters
Early voting kicked of Saturday in Detroit and is underway at 14 sites throughout the city.
Plea hearing for ex-CFO of Detroit Riverfront Conservancy adjourned
About halfway through a scheduled plea hearing for William Smith, one of his attorneys, Gerald Evelyn, asked for a recess in U.S. District Court in Detroit and a private meeting was held.
Church of the Messiah 150th anniversary, Judson Center centennial celebration, Ford Piquette Avenue Plant Museum: American Black Journal
The Church of the Messiah Detroit commemorates its 150th anniversary with a Nov 1. gala. Judson Center, a metro Detroit nonprofit human services agency, celebrates its 100th anniversary. Plus, a tour of Detroit’s automotive history at the Ford Piquette Avenue Plant Museum.
Church of the Messiah marks 150 years of service, community building in Detroit: American Black Journal
Church of the Messiah Detroit will commemorate its 150th anniversary this year with a special gala event Nov. 1 at the Cathedral Church of St. Paul in Detroit.
Judson Center celebrates 100th anniversary with upcoming Centennial Gala: American Black Journal
Judson Center, a metro Detroit nonprofit human services agency, celebrates its 100th anniversary this year.
Things to do in Detroit this weekend: October 18, 2024: One Detroit
It’s a theater-filled weekend in and around Detroit. Plus, there’s a comedy festival at the Fox Theatre and Stevie Wonder is coming to Little Caesars Arena.
Refugee resources: A drop in a massive bucket of need
We tried to offer a bit of help by bringing together three experts on the issue of immigration and convening some organizations with resources that could assist.
Alley cleanups planned near housing projects; towing contracts boosted
The City Council approved spending $1.45 million in federal pandemic relief funds to clean up four alleyways alongside new housing projects.
