The individual, who was shot twice, is in stable condition at a local hospital, according to a statement Detroit Police Department released Wednesday evening.
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Posted inHealth and Welfare, Police & Public Safety
Detroit mom called city for help before 2 kids froze in casino parking garage
Detroit Mayor Mike Duggan said he’s seeking a city housing department review to determine what went wrong and what is needed to ensure nothing like this happens again.
Posted inPolice & Public Safety
Mayor Mike Duggan wants Todd Bettison to be Detroit’s new police chief
The city has described Bettison as someone who “serves as a bridge to community leaders and activists across the political spectrum.”
Posted inBusiness, Jobs & Economic Development
Survey: More than half of Detroit arena workers live paycheck to paycheck
On average, earnings ranged from roughly $14 an hour for gameday and cleaning staff, to $20 for maintenance workers and nearly $26 for stagehands.
Posted inArts & Culture
Jim Dandy Ski Club began as haven for Black people, now welcome to everyone
Members are from all walks of life — teachers, political leaders, doctors, engineers, lawyers, factory workers.
Posted inCivic and Community Information
Downtown Detroit’s Skillman library to reopen after renovations
The Skillman branch of the Detroit Public Library will be renovated and reopened after being shuttered since the pandemic.
Posted inHousing
Gorman’s will pick up furniture donations for free in metro Detroit
For the second year, Gorman’s is collecting gently used furniture and unused household items across metro Detroit for three area nonprofits.
Posted inCivic and Community Information, Health and Welfare
Warming centers are available across metro Detroit: Where to find them
The city of Detroit is operating more than 1,400 shelter and warming center beds with its partners.
Posted inCivic and Community Information, Environment
How Detroit wants to spend $346M in federal disaster recovery aid
The HUD funding is meant to help states, counties and cities recover from severe weather events, such as storms, floods and fires not already covered by insurance and other federal dollars.
Posted inArts & Culture, Civic and Community Information
The last chapter for a bookshop in historic Rosedale Park
Pages Bookshop owner Susan Murphy said she’s retiring at the end of the month, and so is 10-year-old Pip, the bookstore’s resident cat.