Duggan calls protesters discouraging destruction 'a message of Detroit pride'

Detroit Mayor Mike Duggan and Police Chief James Craig on Tuesday called the demonstrations that took place in the city on Monday largely peaceful.

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.

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.

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.

Mary Sheffield, Detroit rappers and activists speak at peace rally following weekend protests

Following a tumultuous weekend of protests in Detroit and around the state, another demonstration has been scheduled in the city for 1 p.m. City Councilperson Mary Sheffield will be speaking alongside several well-known community leaders.

Detroit Chief Craig "very encouraged" by department's response to weekend protests

During an interview Monday morning, the Detroit Police Chief expressed admiration for both his department and the protesters who peacefully demonstrated over the weekend. He also admonished those that had traveled from outside the city and caused problems and damaged property.

Mayor Duggan responds to Saturday night’s Downtown Detroit protest, new curfew set 

There was a total of 84 people arrested Saturday night. Mayor Mike Duggan said 75% are from outside the city of Detroit. 2 were from other states, Ohio and Tennessee. 

Mayor Mike Duggan sets 8 p.m. curfew in Detroit starting tonight

Today Mayor Mike Duggan and Detroit Police Chief James Craig held another 2 p.m. press conference addressing the violent protest this weekend. 

Second night of protests as demonstrators clash with Detroit police downtown

Tear gas has been used by groups of police to control the crowds. Detroit Police Chief James Craig said the crowd was smaller than Friday but about 250 and were more agitated.