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A group of Black restaurant owners led the opposition of the proposed health code Restaurant Rating system

Detroit City Council on Tuesday shot down a restaurant food safety ordinance proposal that has caused its fair share of dissension. Council voted 6-3 against the proposal, brought forth by council member Scott Benson. Benson, Angela Whitfield-Calloway and Mary Waters voted in support of the…

The food color-coding ordinance was heavily scrutinized but many say its still needed to hold kitchens accountable.

Detroit City Council voted down a proposed ordinance that would have required restaurants to post signs showing their food safety compliance.

Nearly 240 Detroit families will become homeowners through the Make It Home program this year, bringing the program’s total to 1,396.

The investment faced backlash at council meetings with dozens of community members urging council to oppose the gunshot prevention technology.

I still remember the common occurrences of police brutality as a frontliner throughout the 2020 Black Lives Matter uprisings. I can still feel the trauma sinking to the pit of my stomach and making my skin crawl with the tingling sensation of goosebumps when I think about it. I flashback to Aug.

Detroit City Council postponed a vote to expand ShotSpotter, a gunshot prevention technology, while officials consider a new funding source outside of federal dollars.

The Detroit City Council voted against an ordinance that would require restaurants to be rated with colors that would be available to the public.

The placement of color-coded placards in the front window of Detroit restaurants is holding up a vote on a proposed food safety ordinance.