Dana Afana is a City Hall Reporter at the Detroit Free Press. With a focus on government, business, and development reporting, she covers a range of topics including accessibility, civil rights, diversity and inclusion, and the housing market. Dana's work has been featured in prominent outlets such as USA TODAY, Yahoo News, and the Detroit Free Press.
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By: Dana Afana
U.S. Bankruptcy Court Judge Thomas Tucker ended court supervision and closed Detroit's bankruptcy case.
By: Dana Afana, Arpan Lobo
Detroit Free Press Former Detroit Mayor Mike Duggan said he simply didn't see a path to winning anymore, and that led to his announcement
By: Dana Afana
Mike Duggan ended his gubernatorial campaign after "seeing no path forward." But he leaves a strong legacy in the city he once ruled.
Visitors will be able to watch this year's Detroit Ford Fireworks from spaces along the riverfront.
Detroit City Council public hearing to determine whether to extend curfew hours
By: Dana Afana
A Wayne County Circuit Court judge said a utility company seeking to reroute steam across Lafayette Park must find another solution.
By: Dana Afana
Detroit loses fight against U.S. Census Bureau's so-called "county cap" rule.
The kickoff of Occupy the Summer, brought out hundreds of youths and families for music, dancing, face painting, food and resource sharing.
By: Dana Afana
More than 8,000 residents responded to the Rise Higher survey on a litany of issues the city should address to improve Detroiter's quality of life.
By: Dana Afana, Andrea May Sahouri
Detroit teens advise Mayor Mary Sheffield on curfews, safety and youth spaces as city tightens rules ahead of summer events.
