Briana Rice is a Criminal Justice Reporter at Outlier Media. She focuses on issues surrounding civic life, particularly what Detroiters need to feel safe, and whether those needs are being met. Briana's work has been featured in outlets such as the Cincinnati Enquirer, Michigan Radio, and WDET 101.9 FM Detroit's NPR Station.
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Briana Rice's coverage primarily focuses on local Michigan-based topics, including social issues, politics, and cultural events. She particularly emphasizes government announcements and evolving stories related to finance, culture & society, crime, and government & politics.
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In cold weather, Detroit opens warming centers and makes emergency shelter more accessible. Here’s where to warm up, day or night.
Detroit police commissioners still have attendance issues: Four members missed more than a third of meetings last year.
Mayor Mary Sheffield’s proposed budget includes an increase in home repair funding — but it doesn’t come close to what’s needed.
By: Briana Rice
Here’s what we heard about BSEED’s plans in its FY 2027 budget hearing, including same-day permitting for some Detroit construction projects.
Takeaways from Detroit’s more than $1.5 billion budget hearings, including money for streetlights and free bus rides.
Here’s what we heard about DWSD’s plans in its FY 2027 budget hearing, including new sewer pipes for 10,000 homeowners in Detroit .
Here’s what we heard about DPD’s plans in the Detroit Police Department’s FY 2027 budget hearing, including mental health unit expansion.
Heard at the Detroit Mayor’s Office budget hearing: Increasing block clubs, starting Department of Neighborhoods office hours and more.
By: Briana Rice
Here’s what we heard about Ombudsman, Inspector General and Ethics Board plans in its FY 2027 budget hearing.
The city is trying to keep youth engaged amid “teen takeovers.” Here’s what Detroit teens actually want.
