13 March 2010
Detroit --Oakland County Executive L. Brooks Patterson today lambasted Mayor Dave Bing's efforts to lure the Detroit Pistons downtown as a deliberate case of "poaching." "I don't like the idea," said Patterson. "In any sense, I call that poaching
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12 March 2010
DETROIT -- One man died and three people, including a toddler, were hurt in a shooting on DetroitÂ’s West Side, police said. It happened near Tireman Avenue and Central Street Thursday evening. Police said shots were fired at the car and the driver lost control and plowed at full speed into a vacant Laundromat.
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12 March 2010
Detroit -- This is uncharted water for the Red Wings.
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11 March 2010
DETROIT -- A high-ranking aide to Michigan U.S.
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10 March 2010
Conyers does not have to report to prison before July 1.(Daniel Mears / The Detroit News) Last Updated: March 10. 2010 5:02PM Angry Conyers vows to appeal 37-month prison sentence Paul Egan and Doug Guthrie / The Detroit News Detroit --Former Detroit City Councilwoman Monica Conyers was sentenced to 37 months in prison today, but not before controversy and confusion erupted when she announced she wanted to withdraw her guilty plea to bribery
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10 March 2010
DETROIT -- Wednesday will be judgment day for ex-Detroit City Council member Monica Conyers.
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09 March 2010
Judge Timothy Kenny is requiring that Kilpatrick remain in Michigan until he gives his ruling on the appeal.
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09 March 2010
Three men are due in court this week on assault charges involving a brawl inside a bridal shop. The incident happened at the First Lady Prom and Bridal on Southfield Road in Lathrup Village. It began as a confrontation between a bride-to-be and a store employee that eventually got out of hand, store owner Hekmat Putruss told Local 4.
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08 March 2010
Detroit -- Federal prosecutors say former Detroit City Councilwoman Monica Conyers should receive a "substantial" prison sentence when she appears Wednesday before a federal judge in Detroit. In a sentencing memorandum unsealed today, federal prosecutors don't specify how much prison time they think Conyers should get. But they say her sentencing guidelines would be in the range of 46-57 months if she was held accountable not just for the bribes she admitted taking in connection with a city sewage sludge contract, but for $69,500 in payments she and her former chief of staff, Sam Riddle, received from various business people with matters before the Detroit City Council or the city pension fund
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