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Judge Dana Hathaway pushes back against efforts to remove her from ballot
The controversy is likely going to be hashed out in court
By Steve Neavling
Tags: Politics & Elections, News, Government, Judge Dana Hathaway, Wayne County Circuit Court, Detroit, Wayne County, Robert Davis, ballot, election, Michigan Bureau of Elections, Michigan Secretary of State
Climate group plans legal pushback on permit for Line 5 tunnel project
Opponents of the tunnel worry about Line 5 continuing to operate, risking a spill and billions of dollars of damage to the environment
By Izzy Ross, Interlochen Public Radio
Tags: Michigan, Environment, Nature, Enbridge, Line 5, Great Lakes
Meet Tracie McMillan, the Detroit journalist measuring the cash value of racism
In ‘The White Bonus: Five Families and the Cash Value of Racism in America,’ the author interrogates privilege
By Layla McMurtrie
Tags: Metro Detroit, Books, Civil Rights, Tracie McMillan, Detroit, Oakland County, racism, Michigan authors
Immigrant with disabilities repeatedly assaulted by deputies at Calhoun County jail, civil rights groups allege
“I felt beaten, abused, kidnapped, like I was in a world where I didn’t belong,” Luisa Martinez said
Tags: Michigan, News, Disability Rights, ACLU of Michigan, immigration, U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement, Calhoun County, Calhoun County Correctional Facility, excessive force, Michigan Immigrant Rights Center
Lapointe: The Red Wings got trashed
Did the team jinx their season with unfortunate commercial branding?
By Joe Lapointe
Tags: Detroit Sports, Lapointe, Views & Opinions, Detroit Red Wings, Dylan Larkin, Priority Waste Management
Bizarre mistake could force Judge Dana Hathaway from ballot
The popular Wayne County Circuit judge was hospitalized last month
Tags: Politics & Elections, News, Dana Hathaway, election, Wayne County Circuit Court, judge, Detroit, Wayne County, affidavit of identity, Robert Davi
Suspended Detroit judge defiantly runs to regain seat on 36th District Court
The Michigan Supreme Court suspended Kahlilia Davis for six years for a pattern of bizarre, unethical conduct that was “beyond the pale”
Tags: Politics & Elections, News, Government, Kahlilia Davis, 36th District Court, election, Michigan Supreme Court, ethics, Michigan Department of State, Michigan Secretary of State, Michigan Judicial Tenure Commission
Michigan Central Station is hiring ‘ambassadors’ to welcome guests
The long-abandoned Detroit icon is almost ready to reopen to the public
By Lee DeVito
Tags: Metro Detroit, Labor, News, Michigan Central Station, Ford Motor Co., metro Detroit jobs
Freedom from speech
By Tom Tomorrow
Tags: This Modern World, LOL, This Modern World
Sleepy Donald
By Clay Jones
Tags: Claytoonz, Claytoonz, LOL
Racist billboards appeared across metro Detroit on Hitler’s birthday
A group called White Lives Matter Michigan took credit for the hateful messages
Tags: Metro Detroit, News, Media, Hate groups in metro Detroit, White Lives Matter, Michigan, metro Detroit, billboards, Billboard4Me, 5 Star Outdoor, Brownstown, Mount Clemens, Hazel Park
Lapointe: For visitors, your NFL Draft city is the bedrock of the big leagues
At last! The Lions make Detroit sports fun again
Tags: Detroit Sports, Lapointe, Views & Opinions, NFL Draft, Detroit Lions, Detroit Tigers, Detroit Red Wings, Detroit Pistons
Lawsuit alleges Detroit police commissioners ‘sabotaged’ efforts to resolve backlog of citizen complaints
The former board chairman who resigned over an alleged blow job is accused of gender discrimination
Tags: Metro Detroit, News, Government, Detroit, Detroit police, Detroit Board of Police Commissioners, Melanie White, Bryan Ferguson, gender discrimination, citizen complaints, lawsuit, Wayne County Circuit Court
RFK Jr. secures ballot access in Michigan as potential spoiler
Whether Robert F. Kennedy Jr. will draw more votes from Biden or Trump is the subject of much debate and speculation
Tags: Politics & Elections, News, Election, politics, Robert F. Kennedy Jr., Natural Law Party, vaccines, conspiracy theories, Donald Trump, President Biden, Michigan
Three local businesses are breathing new life into Ypsi’s beloved Go! Ice Cream building
The COVID-19 pandemic hit Ypsilanti hard, but a new businesses district is helping to bring the community back
Tags: Metro Detroit, Food & Drink Features, Local Businesses, Ypsilanti news, Ypsilanti businesses, Go! Ice Cream, Beara Bakes, local businesses, women-owned businesses, Slideshow
Eastpointe agrees to unique settlement after ex-mayor’s public meeting outburst
After Mayor Monique Owens refused to let residents criticize her during a meeting, the city will create a “First Amendment Day,” among other things
Tags: Metro Detroit, News, Government, Eastpointe, Monique Owens, mayor, First Amendment, free speech, city council, Foundation for Individual Rights and Expression, lawsuit
Property values soar for Detroit’s Black homeowners, study shows
Mayor Duggan credited the gains to city-run beautification programs and the Detroiters who stuck it out and invested in their communities
Tags: Metro Detroit, Real Estate, News, Detroit real estate, University of Michigan, Mike Duggan, Slideshow
Party like it’s 1864
Strategies for victory
Now that it’s lit up, people seem to like Detroit’s new I-94 sign
At first, the sign was mocked for falling short of expectations, especially considering its hefty price tag
Tags: Metro Detroit, News, Views & Opinions, Detroit, NFL Draft, Mayor Duggan, sign, I-94, social media, Instagram, Slideshow