Detroit Popcorn Company bought by former owner after DPC president's post, plans to sell to Black investors
The previous owner of Detroit Popcorn Company announced Tuesday he bought the company back after the company's president posted offensive comments referencing the death of George Floyd.
2 protesters hit by car during Troy demonstration Monday but no injuries reported
Troy police tell me that incident was captured by a cell phone video. That video was given to investigators.
Minnesota Dept. of Human Rights launches civil rights investigation into Minneapolis Police Department
About 40 Minnesota Democratic lawmakers called for more regulations on police in the wake of George Floyd's death and said they would demand those changes during a legislative special session later this month. The proposals from the House People of Color and Indigenous Caucus include 22 police changes. Democrats propose stripping Minnesota county attorneys of their power to prosecute police killings, giving control instead to the Minnesota Attorney General's office.
GOP senators offer rare rebuke of Trump on church visit
Most Republicans continued Tuesday to avoid any criticism of President Donald Trump amidst the nationwide protests that have now gone global.
Armed burglary suspect fatally shot by gun shop's owner in South Philadelphia, authorities say
The incident happened at approximately 4:11 a.m. on the 1500 block of Front Street in the Pennsport section of the city.
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Infectious disease specialists call for an end to tear gas during COVID-19 pandemic
When people are in these crowded and emotional settings, they tend to shout and "project the virus more than three feet," UCSF Dr. Peter Chin-Hong said.
DC police officer dragged to his feet by colleagues after kneeling with protesters
The incident occurred during the George Floyd protests on May 31 in Washington, D.C.
Presidents have leeway to use military for domestic purposes
Legal experts say the president does indeed have the authority under the Insurrection Act of 1807 to dispatch the military in states that are unable to put down an insurrection or are defying federal law.
Michigan Democratic Chair: Trump supporters are racists
In a statement, the Michigan Democratic Party Chair wrote "the time for silence is over" and called Trump supporters racists.
Detroit Police searching for 15-year-old girl with mental illness last seen Monday
Detroit Police are searching for a 15-year-old girl last seen Monday night on Mark Twain
Fourth night of Detroit protests wind down quietly
It marks the fourth night of protests of police brutality in light of the George Floyd death at the hands of white Minneapolis police officer Derek Chauvin on Memorial Day.
16-year-old Stefan Perez helps lead peaceful night of protest in downtown Detroit
On Monday a young voice stepped to the forefront of the protest - 16-year-old Stefan Perez.
Family-ordered autopsy: George Floyd died of asphyxia due to sustained pressure
Attorney Ben Crump, who represents the family of George Floyd, held a news conference Monday sharing the results of the separate autopsy the team had called for earlier in the week.
Southfield man charged with trying to run over police bicycle officers Friday
John Antoine Holliman is accused of driving directly at two uniformed police bicycle officers, causing them to ride onto the sidewalk to escape harm at Griswold and W. Fort Street at 9 p.m. Friday.
Peaceful demonstration nearly marred by driver trying to run down protester in Troy
Police say a 68-year-old driver tried to run down a protester as the crowd was walking back to their cars at the conclusion of the event that drew hundreds outside Somerset Mall.
Detroit Police Officer Waldis Johnson, shot in the head in 2017, dies from his injuries
Detroit Police Officer Waldis Johnson was shot in April 2017 when responding to a domestic violence call. He died from injuries he suffered on May 31, 2020, three years after the shooting.
Barr: Law enforcement must ‘dominate’ streets amid protests
U.S. officials vowed to “maximize federal law enforcement presence” in the nation’s capital Monday night after days of violent demonstrations led to fires across Washington and left scores of businesses with broken windows and dozens of police officers injured.
After beating of nursing home patient, senator wants bill to make video cameras standard
Michigan Senator Jim Runestad is now preparing a petition calling for nursing homes to allow patients to install cameras in their rooms it is what he says - right now only five other states allow.
Detroit leaders won't let small outside group of agitators take over mostly peaceful protests
nd those arrested were not there to join protesters upset over the killing of George Floyd by white Minneapolis police officer Derek Chauvin.