Detroit Pension System to File Appeal of Government Ruling
Because it hurts them
Detroit
Detroit Pension Ruling Could Have Impacts Elsewhere
Bankruptcy may allow for cutbacks that have been hard to pass otherwise
Welcome to Bankruptcy, Detroit!
Judge says yes to Chapter 9 protection, as well as pension cuts
Judge Rules That Detroit is Eligible For Chapter 9 Bankruptcy
Says he will allow for pensions to be cut
Judge to Rule on Detroit Bankruptcy Dec. 3
Will determine whether city can restructure billions in debt
Detroit Pension Funds Hire Appeals Lawyers in Advance of Bankruptcy Ruling
Decision expected in next few weeks
IRS Backs Down on Detroit Business Cash Seizure Efforts
Took money from two business's bank accounts with no valid reason, faced lawsuits
Detroit Man Charged in Death of Woman Shot on His Porch
Theodore P. Wafer claims he thought Renisha McBride was trying to break into his house
Prosecutors to Announce Decision in Detroit Porch Shooting Case
Will homeowner face charges for killing woman who came to his home seeking help?
Lawyer Says Homeowner in Detroit Shooting 'Devastated'
Young woman killed while reportedly knocking on doors looking for help following crash
Vacant 'Art House' in Detroit Burns Down
Part of collection of empty homes decorated as part of Heidelberg Project
Civil Rights Groups Protest Shooting of Detroit Woman
Killed on porch of home where she apparently went to get help
Woman Shot, Killed on Detroit Porch May Have Been Looking for Help
Speculation that homeowner may have mistaken her for intruder
Detroit's New Mayor May Have Challenges Working with Emergency Manager
Despite the popular election, Mike Duggan will not actually be in charge
UAW Lawyer Complains Detroit Wasn't "Flexible" Enough Before Bankruptcy
"Flexibility" is probably how it got into the mess in the first place
Mich. Governor Won't Weigh In on Detroit's Mayoral Race
Snyder won't say who he wants to win
Judge Challenges Detroit Manager's Pension Comments
Had previously said they were "sacrosanct"
Retirees to Get 16 Cents on the Pension Dollar in Detroit Bankruptcy Plan
City doesn't have the money
Consultant: Cuts to Detroit Pensions and Healthcare Inevitable
Testifying at bankruptcy hearing
Detroit Mailman Fights Fire, Saves Woman Before Returning to Mail Route
Public servant who takes it seriously
Detroit Analyst Grilled by Union Lawyer in Bankruptcy Trial
Did city do enough to try to avoid bankruptcy?
Obamacare's Disastrous Debacle Might Screw Detroit's Retirees
The bankrupt city plans to dump its former workers on the dysfunctional exchanges
No Utopia for Detroit
Until the Motor City fixes its services, liberal and libertarian renewal ideas will remain fantasy
How to Break an American City
The municipal bankruptcy mess is heading to a local government near you.
Race Seems Like Non-Issue in Detroit Mayoral Campaigns
City may have first white leader in decades
Detroit Sports Teams Make Big Bucks Amid Bankruptcy
Lots of money thrown around, some of it belonging to taxpayers
Former Detroit Mayor Kwame Kilpatrick Handed 28-Year Prison Sentence For Corruption
Says, "The people here are suffering, they're hurting. A great deal of that hurt I accept responsibility for"
Former Detroit Mayor to Be Sentenced Thursday
Kilpatrick convicted of 24 counts of bribery, extortion, racketeering, fraud and tax evasion.
Detroit Mayoral Candidate Notes City's Strong 'Underground Economy'
As the county sheriff, he would probably know.
The Tragedy of Detroit: "It Didn't Have to Be This Way"
Author Harry Veryser on how Austrian economics can fix Motor City.
Detroit's Emergency Manager Says Art Assets Are 'On the Table'
Currently having them appraised
