City plans to place 200 new benches, improve bus shelters
DDOT bus riders will soon have more places to sit as they wait for a ride.
Mayor Mary Sheffield says the city will work to install more than 200 new benches at bus stops over the next year. Workers will also install or upgrade more than 200 bus shelters to improve customer service.
Additional He…
Why Detroit's mayor's office is under scrutiny
For about a year, Mayor Mary Sheffield seemed to be riding high. To get elected, she mounted an impressive campaign, taking 77% of the vote. Many have commented on her leadership skills, balancing confidence and intellect with openness, and a willingness to listen.
Now, the mayor’s office is unde…
Equal Opportunity A-hole
No BS Newshour Episode #437
Equal Opportunity A-hole
YOUR GUIDEBOOK TO WAYNE COUNTY CORRUPTION, CRONYISM AND GENERAL INCOMPETENCE
Duggan’s bimbo-eruption cover-up.
El-Sayed wasn’t legally qualified to make medical decisions as Detroit or Wayne County’s Health Director, so they hired a babysitt…
Detroit People’s Food Co-op asks for support to stay open
The Detroit People’s Food Co-op is seeking more residents to buy into the neighborhood grocery store.
The co-op is running out of money. They launched a campaign looking for 500 new owners and are asking customers to spend $10 when they come in.
The co-op opened in 2024 to fill a gap. The city h…
Detroit in Black and White: The Racial Incident on Detroit's West Side. Why Are Politicians Not Speaking Up?
Hosts Adolph Mongo, Allan Lengel and Jim Nardone ask why politicians, particularly candidates running for office, have not spoken up about motorist Susan Smith, a Black Detroit woman who was involved in a car crash with an Arab American woman on Sept. 12 on Detroit's west side in the Warrendale nei…
Detroit reports continued crime decline, big reduction in juvenile homicides
Detroit officials announced another decline in crime, continuing several years of historic reductions. Mayor Mary Sheffield and Police Chief Todd Bettison highlighted falling violent crime and a major reduction involving young people. One juvenile homicide victim was recorded this summer, compared …
Mayor Mary Sheffield reports on dropped crime rates, credits ‘Occupy the Summer’ campaign
The City of Detroit reported a drop in juvenile crime this past summer, despite the so-called "teen takeovers" in the city.
Mary Sheffield is touting her Occupy the Summer Initiative as a major contributor to the drop in crime among young people.
In April, the mayor announced a six-point communi…
What is Your Name?
No BS Newshour Episode #438
What is Your Name?
(0:04) El-Sayed is NOT a doctor. So the county hired a female Dr. to babysit him.
She was paid far less.
(8:26) Is El-Sayed his real last name? Or is it Mohamed El-Sayed? A lawsuit is coming?
(35:45) Did El-Sayed plagiarize Trump’s ideas?
(47:42) Chr…
First 13 winners of Make Detroit Home grant announced
The citywide coalition MoveDetroit is announcing the first 13 winners of a grant aimed at increasing and stabilizing the city's population.
The initial Make Detroit Home awards are worth $15,000 each.
One of the recipients is local entrepreneur Karissma Yve. She says she will use the money to in…
Drugstores closing en masse across Michigan
The American Pharmacies Group says independent drugstores are closing at an alarming rate across Michigan.
Advocates say the way these stores are reimbursed for the medications they provide is unsustainable.
The stores rely on what's called Pharmacy Benefits Managers when billing insurance compan…
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