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MDOC reported over 9,000 active COVID-19 cases at the start of the week. → Read More
Wayne County canceled its controversial Action Before Auction program but lawsuits connected to the first two years continue to play out in court. → Read More
The 2016 Supreme Court decision to make its previous ban on mandatory life terms for juveniles retroactive has been applied inconsistently across the U.S. One Pennsylvania county is expected to complete all of its cases this summer; but in Michigan, some 200 inmates are still waiting to go before a judge, according to a Detroit Free Press investigation. → Read More
Three years after SCOTUS ruled that juvenile lifers should have the chance to come home, 55% in Michigan are still waiting to go before a judge. → Read More
Detroit City Council approves $4M for Real Time Crime Center expansions, as debate around surveillance network wages on. → Read More
After voting "no" last week Detroit City Council reverses course and makes Spirit Plaza permanent. → Read More
Duggan says city is not using facial recognition technology on live stream video, researchers say the tech on still images is just as controversial → Read More
While some cheer efforts to stop homes In Wayne County from being foreclosed and sold at auction over taxes, others worry about lawsuit motivations. → Read More
The Detroit Board of Police Commissioners was expected to vote on facial recognition technology that DPD has been using for years → Read More
As discussions around a possible FFCA expansion got underway, Soave Enterprises bought two parcels later revealed to be key parts of the project. → Read More
Following an inspection that found work being completed, BSEED extended the permit until July 2019. → Read More
City asks community members to preemptively support a $13 million neighborhood surveillance program. → Read More
City of Detroit, UCHC and Quicken Loans Community Fund celebrate the Make it Home program, which helps occupants keep tax foreclosed homes. → Read More
Action Before Auction vows to stop blight, speculation and displacement. But critics say it may cause all three, while enriching developers. → Read More
According to the city's Building Permit Portal, only one building permit has been issued by the City of Detroit in the past two months. → Read More
The Wayne County Treasurer will hold sessions this week to help taxpayers at risk of foreclosure. → Read More
The historic Packard Plant may be back on the auction block next fall as the owner owes $1,302.61 for unpaid 2016 taxes. → Read More
The owner of the Detroit Saturday Night Building applied for a demo permit Friday morning, causing a stir around the contentious building's future. → Read More
Despite being kicked out of Project Green Light, four McDonald's still have signs indicating participation. Detroit is now suing its owner. → Read More
Jimmy's Kids is one of several locations where those hoping to give over the holidays found themselves. → Read More