Dave Kinchen

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Heated Hamtramck meeting leads to city manager getting suspended

1 week ago | fox2detroit.com | Dave Kinchen

Instead, the mayor and others on the city council said the city manager, who put that chief on paid administrative leave, needs to be in the same status—put on paid administrative leave as well—to ensure that the investigation is fair. Posted May 27, 2025 10:44pm EDT
Two arrested after fleeing police in Detroit

2 weeks ago | fox2detroit.com | Dave Kinchen

Detroit police said the incident occurred when officers were doing an investigation at Mettetal and Fullerton at 3:45 p.m. on Friday. That was when they saw two people they were looking for exiting a house. The suspects then got into a vehicle and crashed into one of the Detroit police scout cars. They then drove off from the scene. Posted May 23, 2025 10:06pm EDT
Detroit's mayoral candidates gather in heated forum

2 weeks ago | fox2detroit.com | Dave Kinchen

Detroit's mayoral candidates gather in heated forum FOX 2 was there during the event, when Moderator Charlie Leduff went into the crowd to calm things down in an evening that saw former Detroit Police Chief James Craig, businessman John Barlow, city councilmember Fred Durhal and business owner Joel Haashiim tearing it up over education and whose children go to private versus public schools. And that was only the first panel. Posted May 22, 2025 11:18pm EDT
Detroit's mayoral candidates gather in heated forum ahead of election

2 weeks ago | fox2detroit.com | Dave Kinchen

The Detroit mayoral election is heating up as two panels of candidates faced off in a forum at Wayne County Community College District's Northwest Campus on Thursday night.
Detroit's mayoral candidates gather in heated forum ahead of election

2 weeks ago | yahoo.com | Dave Kinchen

The BriefThe Detroit mayoral election is heating up as two panels of candidates face off in a forum. The election is Nov 4, 2025. DETROIT (FOX 2) - The Detroit mayoral election is heating up as two panels of candidates faced off in a forum at Wayne County Community College District's Northwest Campus on Thursday night.
Clinton Township neighbors argue against proposed power lines on 19 Mile Road

2 weeks ago | fox2detroit.com | Dave Kinchen

Henry Ford Macomb Hospital has expanded its campus and that means it needs more power lines for more power. Neighbors say they do not want the lines installed between their homes on 19 Mile Road. Local perspective: Ed Kaczmarek has lived in a condo for 23 years that backs up to a slice of wilderness between his home and 19 Mile Road in Clinton Township. He says "no" to a reported plan to install power lines along his side of the route believing it means saying bye bye to the surrounding nature.
Clinton Township neighbors argue against proposed power lines on 19 Mile Road

2 weeks ago | yahoo.com | Dave Kinchen

The BriefHenry Ford Macomb Hospital needs more power lines for more power. Neighbors say they do not want lines between their homes on 19 Mile Road. CLINTON TWP, Mich. (FOX 2) - Henry Ford Macomb Hospital has expanded its campus and that means it needs more power lines for more power. Neighbors say they do not want the lines installed between their homes on 19 Mile Road.
Clinton Township argues against proposed power line

2 weeks ago | fox2detroit.com | Dave Kinchen

Ed Kaczmarek has lived in a condo for 23 years that backs up to a slice of wilderness between his home and 19 Mile Road in Clinton Township. He says "no" to a reported plan to install power lines along his side of the route believing it means saying bye bye to the surrounding nature. Posted May 21, 2025 10:20pm EDT
Midland area floods: Victims still searching for justice 5-years-later

2 weeks ago | fox2detroit.com | Dave Kinchen

Five years ago Monday night, many in Metro Detroit with property in the Saginaw and Midland areas lost everything as historic floods raged from a staggering dam system failure. The backstory: Five years later most victims say they still have not received justice. And a local attorney is shining a light on the problems that remain.
Five years since Midland area dam failures

2 weeks ago | fox2detroit.com | Dave Kinchen

Five years later most victims say they still have not received justice. And a local attorney is shining a light on the problems that remain. Attorney Ven Johnson hosted a press conference in Midland outlining what he says have been massive failures in state government to do right by the many victims of those devastating floods. Posted May 19, 2025 10:30pm EDT