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Dearborn mayor: City is 'safest bet anyone can make'

New mayor outlines initiatives and plans for 'lifelong opportunities' in his first State of the City address

Emergency meeting held to address flooding in Dearborn as homeowners seek answers

Emergency meeting held to address flooding in Dearborn as homeowners seek answers City Council President Susan Dabaja called an emergency meeting to address severe flooding issues. Absent from that meeting, the mayor who’s declining to tell us what’s been spent on infrastructure in the last five years. and last updated 2021-06-29 23:17:43-04 DEARBORN, Mich. (WXYZ) — City Council President Susan Dabaja called an emergency meeting to address severe flooding issues. Absent from that meeting, the mayor who’s declining to tell us what’s been spent on infrastructure in the last five years. “I called the mayor’s office Monday morning. Guess what, it directed me to voicemail,” said Mike Hacham, a homeowner whose home flooded after recent severe storms.

Dearborn leaders address flooding while calling out lack of accountability

How Metro Detroit flood victims can seek help

'Operation Brison' launches multi-city effort cracking down on freeway shootings in honor of slain toddler

The death of 2-year-old Brison Christian in a tragic Detroit freeway shooting one week ago is now sparking a massive multi-city effort to save lives.

Detroit suburb agrees to $1.25M deal in death of Black man

DETROIT —  A Detroit suburb has agreed to a $1.25 million settlement in a lawsuit over the fatal police shooting of an unarmed Black man who was chased on foot and killed in 2015 after being accused of stealing an energy drink, an attorney said Tuesday. The deal between Dearborn and Kevin Matthews’ family came weeks after the Dearborn officer, Chris Hampton, 33, killed himself. Hampton insisted in a lawsuit deposition that he was on the ground and Matthews was over him, trying to get his gun at the end of an intense foot chase. Matthews, who was shorter and 75 pounds (34 kilograms) lighter than the officer, was shot nine times.

Dearborn agrees to $1.25M deal in death of Black man

Dearborn agrees to $1.25M deal in death of Black man Ed White Tags:  Kevin Matthews DEARBORN, Mich. – A Detroit suburb has agreed to a $1.25 million settlement in a lawsuit over the fatal police shooting of an unarmed Black man who was chased on foot and killed in 2015 after being accused of stealing an energy drink, an attorney said Tuesday. The deal between Dearborn and Kevin Matthews' family came weeks after the Dearborn officer, Chris Hampton, 33, killed himself. Hampton insisted in a lawsuit deposition that he was on the ground and Matthews was over him, trying to get his gun at the end of an intense foot chase. Matthews, who was shorter and 75 pounds (34 kilograms) lighter than the officer, was shot nine times.

Detroit suburb agrees to $1.25M deal in death of Black man

Detroit suburb agrees to $1.25M deal in death of Black man

Detroit suburb agrees to $1.25M deal in death of Black man