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Published October 14th, 2026, 08:06 pm
Detroit City Council is looking into reports of poor conditions at the Greenhouse Apartments.
The subsidized senior living facility is allegedly dealing with bedbugs, non working elevators, and other inhumane conditions, according to tenants.
The apartment has 209 units and is located in the west side of Detroit. City Council President Pro Tempore Coleman A Young II elevated the issues during a formal session this week.
The Council said that it has called on multiple departments to provide updates on inspector visits and addressing the conditions. The city’s Buildings, Safety Engineering and Environmental Department as well as the Department of Neighborhoods are both looking into potential penalties the city might seek against the building managers.
The deadline to register to vote is quickly approaching. There is an opportunity to register at a protest happening this weekend.
During a No Kings protest on Oct. 17, demonstrators are expected to show up at intersections, pedestrians bridges parks and more.
This is all an effort to get people to make a plan on voting. No Kings Day protests have happened nationwide since President Donald Trump took office.
More than 70 rallies are expected to take place in Michigan and more than 2,000 will take place nationwide with the same focus on voting.
The last day you can register to vote online or by mail for the Nov. 3 General Election is Monday, Oct. 19!
The NBA regular season is right around the corner and the Detroit Pistons are getting ready to play their first game.
They face the Boston Celtics on Oct. 20 at 3 p.m. at Little Caesars Arena.
If you are watching the evening news, NBC Nightly News will air at 6:30pm on Channel 4 as a part of their broadcasts from key battleground states ahead of the midterm elections on Nov. 3.
The news program will feature interviews with candidates and Michigan voters about Midterm Election issues. Detroit will also be featured on "Top Story with Tom Llamas" streaming at 7 p.m. tonight on NBC News Now.
Detroit is hosting their 9th annual Halloween in the D.
Organizers say that the activities will feature fun family-friendly and some occasionally spooky activities during the dates surrounding Halloween: Oct. 24, Oct. 31 and Nov. 7.
During Halloween in the D in 2025, 1 million pieces of candy were distributed along with total donations reaching $104,000. More than 700 volunteers worked the event that found 30,000 attendees across all dates.
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