Detroit Evening Report: Hundreds of people may be denied Flint settlement money due to paperwork errors
Hundreds of people who qualified for a share of the multi-million-dollar Flint water settlement fund may soon be cut out....
Detroit Evening Report: Michigan State Fair brings urban gardeners and rural farmers together
The Michigan State Fair begins Thursday in Novi, showcasing the work of young people who live on farms. Riley Stechschulte...
Detroit Evening Report: Detroit Public Schools enacts phone ban this school year
A new cell phone policy in schools takes affect this year. Detroit Public Schools Community District Superintendent Nikolai Vitti in...
Mayor Sheffield: Free bus rides for students now permanent, new rideshare pilot
Detroit Mayor Mary Sheffield announced an expansion to the Ride to Rise transportation program aimed at addressing chronic absenteeism in...
Detroit Evening Report: Green Grocer initiative celebrates new ribbon cutting
The city of Detroit and the Detroit Economic Growth Corporation celebrated the third Green Grocer ribbon cutting in the Motor City. This is part...
Detroit Evening Report: Michigan reports two deaths due to cyclosporiasis
Michigan is reporting the first two fatalities among people suffering from the disease cyclosporiasis. Officials say medical records indicate the people had significant underlying health conditions....
Detroit Evening Report: Detroit invests in Homeless to Housed initiative
The City of Detroit has announced a three year, $9.2 million investment to help unhoused families move out of emergency...
Detroit Evening Report: Detroit Children’s Museum reopens after 14 years
The Detroit Children’s Museum has reopened for the first time in 14 years. The museum originally closed due to financial...
Detroit Evening Report: Congressman John James calls for smoke control in Gordie Howe Bridge deal
Michigan candidate for governor, John James, says Canadian wildfire smoke needs to be better controlled, as part of a deal to open the Gordie...
Detroit Evening Report: The Library Network funds Southgate Pride vendor after city backs out
Southgate’s Pride celebration is back on thanks to The Library Network, a library cooperative based in Novi. The celebration was canceled...
Spirit of Detroit statue dons orange to usher in Gun Violence Awareness Month
June is Gun Violence Awareness Month. To bring more attention to the issue, city officials dressed the Spirit of Detroit statue in...
Detroit City Council President looks forward to working with mayor on poverty and transit issues
James Tate is the latest in a long line of Detroit city council presidents as of January. He attended the...