By Charles Sercombe Hamtramck’s parks are about to get a total makeover. A few months ago it was announced that there will be major improvements to the city’s…
By Charles Sercombe Their motto: To serve and protect. But according to two women, three off-duty Hamtramck police officers didn’t live up to that police motto. Instead, the women…
By Charles Sercombe If you tend to talk on your cell phone as you walk around town, you might want to hold off. In recent weeks Hamtramck police…
By Charles Sercombe It’s officially an election season. How can we tell? Technically it starts when the filing deadline has passed to run for office. But it really starts…
By Charles Sercombe The days of basement flooding are drawing closer and closer to being plugged up. The city is now seeking bonds worth $7 million to begin making…
By Charles Sercombe For decades Hamtramck has run hot and cold when it comes to enforcing housing codes. You can now say the city is in its hot…
By Charles Sercombe Update: You may have noticed that Jos. Campau wasn’t closed off on Friday, as we reported last week. That’s because there has been a delay, said…
By Charles Sercombe For $500,000 more, the city could finally put an end to a 40-year-old housing discrimination lawsuit. Michael Barnhart, the attorney representing plaintiffs in the longstanding housing discrimination…
By Charles Sercombe It didn’t quite take a Hail Mary for the Pope Park fundraiser to meet its goal. But it came close. The Karol Wojtyla Hamtramck Committee…
By Charles Sercombe As Hamtramck’s infamous housing discrimination lawsuit inches ever closer to being settled once and for all, there are some plaintiffs in the case who feel left…