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Gas station safety

Should gas stations and other late-night establishments in Detroit be required to hire security officers and use round-the-clock video surveillance, for customer safety?

  

  

Arts institute millage

A proposed 0.2 mill tax for the Detroit Institute of Arts likely will go before voters in Wayne, Macomb and Oakland counties in August. It would cost the owner of a $200,000 home $20 per year. How will you vote?

  

  

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The Detroit Public Library

The cash-strapped library system might have to close branches and lay off employees, even as critics question lavish spending at the main branch, nepotism and management decisions. -- Read More

Analyzing the 2010 Census

Explore a special section on the census and its implications for Michigan, with a database and interactive maps that dive deep into the data for each community. -- Read about the 2010 Census

Detroit City Hall corruption

The federal investigation of Detroit City Hall corruption that led to the indictment of former Detroit Mayor Kwame Kilpatrick began more than five years ago. Ten people have pleaded guilty in connection with the Detroit investigation. -- Read about the investigations

Leaders meet at Mackinac

More than 1,500 business and community leaders and public officials from all levels of government met at the 31st annual Detroit Regional Chamber Mackinac Policy Conference to discuss mutual issues and challenges. -- Read More

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Detroit's top property players

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Private investors, many owning hundreds of parcels, complicate the reshaping of Detroit

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Local Celebrities

Andrew Raifaisen, of Flora Springs Winery, and alliance co-founding Chairman Dr. Paul Fecko Ricardo Thomas / The Detroit NewsIn columns and photos, we'll show you who's been seen and heard on the party scene around Metro Detroit; what they're saying, wearing and doing, and what's being said about them.

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