Jenkins announced Tuesday morning that she is forming an exploratory committee for the 2025
race, which allows her to begin fundraising and evaluate the feasibility of her candidacy in anticipation of an official announcement.
Civic and Community Information
Detroit targets 8K abandoned vehicles in crackdown. Do residents know the rules?
Detroit Mayor Mike Duggan in April announced plans to rid neighborhoods of abandoned cars, boats, semi-trucks, and trailers by the end of 2024.
Democratic National Convention, Father Solanus Casey, Cost of housing | One Detroit Weekend
The Democratic National Convention. The cost of housing and its impact on the election. Father Solanus Casey’s journey to sainthood. Plus, upcoming events.
The Detroit Jazz Festival, Gretchen C. Valade Jazz Center and this year’s poster artist Jess Fendo | American Black Journal
The 2024 Detroit Jazz Festival lineup and the opening of the Gretchen C. Valade Jazz Center. Plus, designer Jess Fendo reveals this year’s official poster.
Detroit tree cleanup program halfway done. Thousands still need help
The city received 7,500 requests during a three-month application window for the removal of dead, dangerous trees. Only about half will get help before funding runs out.
Detroiters share frustrations over ‘fragmented’ system for housing help
Panelists of BridgeDetroit’s Community Conversation on housing and home repair urged residents to be vocal and visible about the resources they need.
Wayne County’s new Criminal Justice Center opens next month. Here’s what it offers
The complex includes a 7-story courthouse, 26 criminal courtrooms, and 1,400 office spaces for justice-related departments and agencies. It also features adult and juvenile detention facilities that can house up to 2,500 inmates.
Study: LGBTQ people have high rates of abuse, distrust with police
This first-of-its-kind national survey of both LGBTQ and non-LGBTQ people drew on a nationally representative sample of 1,598 people and in-depth interviews with 59 LGBTQ survey participants.
New Detroit signs coming to a neighborhood near you
The City Council approved a $512,500 contract with Space Lab Development earlier this year to fabricate and install the signs.
USDA falls short on bridging gap with Detroit urban farmers
The director of the USDA Detroit office quit shortly after a national urban agriculture convening last week in Detroit.
