Detroit city leaders on Monday highlighted what they called a safer summer, citing significant reductions in violent and property crime compared with the same period last year, including a sharp ...
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Everyone saw Detroit’s decline. Larry Brinker Jr.’s family saw the opportunity others missed
Larry Brinker Jr. walked me through Michigan Central Station, once the world’s symbol of Detroit’s decline, now its proudest comeback story. His grandparents arrived at that station from Mississippi.
Later today, Detroiters will get a cold dose of reality: They're not No. 11 anymore. When the U.S. Census Bureau releases detailed counts for Michigan cities, townships and counties, it looks as ...
It's a strange thing to celebrate ending a year with 203 homicides. Each one represents immeasurable grief for another Detroit family affected by an act of violence that might have been prevented. But ...
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