FOIA 101: A Detroiter’s guide to the Freedom of Information ActWhat is FOIA? We’ve got a guide to the Freedom of Information Act so you can access public records. Mar 12 26March 12, 2026Article at outliermedia.org
Over 50 public meetings including breaking news coverageA J Johnson's portfolio of public regional, state, county and city government meetings. Feb 28 26February 28, 2026Article at muckrack.com
A Detroiter’s guide to the Michigan Open Meetings ActMichigan’s Open Meetings Act requires public bodies to make decisions by vote, allow public comment and make more transparency measures. Here’s what to know. Feb 10 26February 10, 2026Article at outliermedia.org
Civic Guide: Disabled in Detroit? Here’s what accommodations you’re entitled to, how to access themKnow your rights and the accommodations you’re entitled to under the 1990 American Disabilities Act. Jul 22 25July 22, 2025Article at outliermedia.org
Detroit Department of Appeals and Hearings 2025-26 budget hearingDetroit Documenters covered the Detroit Department of Appeals and Hearings 2025-2026 budget hearing. The proposed budget for the Department of Appeals and Hearings is $1.9 million. Mar 24 25March 24, 2025Article at outliermedia.org
Civic Guide: How to make your voice heard through public commentGiving public comment at meetings in Detroit is easy, but there are a few things to know about your rights. Nov 20 24November 20, 2024Article at outliermedia.org
Metro Detroit teen entrepreneur creates sustainable period product brand to reduce wasteSaanvi Kalia, a 17-year-old, founded EcoFlo to raise awareness about sustainable menstrual products and reduce plastic waste. Oct 02 24October 02, 2024Article at planetdetroit.org
VOICES: Detroit’s fugitive dust ordinance won’t protect residentsDetroit's new dust ordinance is a good start, but it relies too much on residents to hold polluters accountable. Aug 13 24August 13, 2024Article at planetdetroit.org
Opinion: Train station rebirth proof ‘Detroit never left’There is a magnetic sense of togetherness, grit, and resolve that is found in very few places, and that makes us – those who weathered the storms – unique, writes Hubbard-Richard resident AJ Johnson. Jun 18 24June 18, 2024Article at bridgedetroit.com
This Detroiter crochets plastic bags into blankets for unhoused residentsThomasenia Johnson took her love of crochet and turned it into a force to benefit those in need – one plastic bag at a time. Apr 23 24April 23, 2024Article at planetdetroit.org