Generations later, a remedy to destroying Black neighborhoods is fulfilled in Michigan
Yet while white people felt welcomed, many Black residents said their civil rights were violated. In 1971, after a trial, U.S. District Judge Damon Keith ruled that the city had intentionally targeted ...
How Detroit's Public Lighting Authority is spending $51M to keep the city's streets lit
The city underwent an extensive light replacement project in 2014-16. The Public Lighting Authority is now replacing those ...
Dramatic new bodycam video show harrowing wildfire rescues
Newly released body camera footage of the Pasadena Police Department's initial response to the Eaton Fire and the harrowing ...
Detroit concert promoters sue Masonic Temple for breach of contract and show revenues
Two Detroit concert promoters have sued the Masonic, saying they were entitled to a cut of show revenues after the venue's ...