Duggan Takes On Detroit Property Taxes: "Assessments ... Have Been A Source Of Great Anger"
Duggan says high, unrealistic property assessments have been a "source of great anger" for Detroiters and forced many out of their homes.
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Duggan says high, unrealistic property assessments have been a "source of great anger" for Detroiters and forced many out of their homes.
Mark Hackel says local governments are warming up to the idea of sharing resources.
Gov. Rick Snyder is taking on what he says is "misinformation" over his record of funding public schools not long before he puts forward his next budget.
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In a statement Friday, Fouts says there's no connection between the pay raise and any personal trips.
A sergeant is facing disciplinary action.
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Orr had promised a plan by January, but negotiations between Detroit and creditors have changed the timetable.
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