News Summary Detroit police are actively seeking the public’s help in locating 26-year-old Ashley Bell-Paul, who was reported missing. Last seen at her home, concerns for her well-being are heightened due to her mental health history. Authorities urge anyone with information to come forward as community support is crucial in
News Summary A recent review highlights serious concerns within the Detroit Police Department, revealing that over the past decade, at least 16 individuals have been shot during police foot chases over minor offenses. The report emphasizes aggressive policing tactics in response to gun offenses, raising questions about the justifications behind
News Summary The city of Detroit’s Office of Inspector General has suspended Gayanga Co. LLC from its contracts following allegations of using contaminated dirt at residential properties. The suspension includes the owner, Brian McKinney, and arises from testing revealing significant contamination in dirt used at multiple sites. This suspension will
News Summary A 54-year-old doctor, Stephen Mason, has been convicted of assault and aggravated indecent exposure after making unwanted sexual advances toward a 76-year-old woman. The conviction comes after a brief trial, highlighting the risks faced by vulnerable individuals in online interactions. Prosecutor Peter J. Lucido condemned Mason’s actions as
News Summary Detroit has seen a notable increase in Senegalese immigrants over recent years, particularly on the westside, where they find community support in local religious centers. The celebration of Magal Touba showcased the cultural vibrancy of this group. Activists predict continued growth amid challenges in immigration, while the immigrants
News Summary Detroit Mayor Mike Duggan reassures residents that the city is not a focus for federal immigration enforcement despite national concern. Duggan’s remarks come as tensions rise over community safety linked to potential immigration raids. While asserting the city actively does not enforce immigration laws, he states compliance with
News Summary The Hamtramck flag ban has been upheld by a federal judge, reinforcing the city’s controversial decision to prohibit LGBTQ+ flags on public properties. The ruling emphasizes the city’s stance on maintaining neutrality, while sparking fierce debate over free speech and inclusivity in this Detroit-area suburb.The ruling emphasizes the
News Summary A federal judge has dismissed the lawsuit against the Detroit police department for the wrongful arrest of Porcha Woodruff, who was eight months pregnant at the time. The arrest, based on faulty facial recognition technology, raised concerns about police procedures and civil rights. Woodruff’s attorney plans to appeal
News Summary A federal judge has upheld Hamtramck’s ban on LGBTQ+ flags from public flagpoles, ruling it constitutional. This significant decision, made by U.S. District Judge David Lawson, supports the city’s policy limiting flag displays to five specified flags. The ruling comes in response to a lawsuit from former members
News Summary Detroit Mayor Mike Duggan has endorsed City Council President Mary Sheffield for the upcoming 2025 mayoral election, highlighting her contributions to the city’s recovery. Duggan praised Sheffield’s commitment to including all residents in Detroit’s developmental programs. Sheffield, who has been on the city council for 12 years, aims
