Residents named semi-truck pollution, stronger trucking regulations and expanded enforcement as budget priorities in budget forums hosted earlier this year by the Department of Neighborhoods.

The Conductors’ Protective Assurance Company building, located on the northwest corner of Michigan Avenue across from the former train station, was recognized for its architectural and cultural value.

The real 36th District Court just announced it will run a courtwide amnesty program from March 9 through April 2.

This segment features conversations with senior citizens from across metro Detroit, offering firsthand accounts of where they grew up, where they worked, and how their lives unfolded over the decades.

Abazeed is a three-time graduate of the University of Michigan and moved to Washington, DC in 2017 to serve as a public ...

In Romulus and Southfield, local and state officials are battling a proposed ICE detention center and office space. They face ...

The program − which grew out of Flint two years ago and is funded with public and private dollars − is operating in 39 communities so far, including Detroit.

The Department of Human, Homeless and Family Services, which will get going with $41 million from the Housing and Revitalization Department budget, takes over a variety of "people-centered issues.

Steven Rimmer, director of the Detroit Tenants Union, said approval hasn’t yet been granted for a city-led process to help former tenants reclaim items they left behind.

District 4 City Council Member Latisha Johnson advocated for the $1 million state grant to target sea wall repairs as a step toward moving the neighborhood out of the Federal Emergency Management ...

ICE’s use of body cameras could improve the agency’s legitimacy in the eyes of the public. But there’s a risk that camera footage may obscure actual events.

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