Detroit News and Pulitzer Prize winner Charlie LeDuff cut ties after the bombastic columnist wrote 'See You Next Tuesday' to Michigan's female Attorney General. LeDuff was a New York Times star in ...

Longtime Detroit journalist Charlie LeDuff is charged with domestic violence in an incident Monday involving his wife at their Oakland County home. Judge Jaimie Powell Horowitz of 45th District ...

Longtime Detroit journalist Charlie LeDuff is charged with domestic violence in an incident Monday involving his wife at their Oakland County home. Judge Jaimie Powell Horowitz of 45th District ...

Charlie LeDuff, pictured while covering a news story in Detroit on Monday, March 13, 2013. LeDuff stood mute during his Tuesday arraignment. His lawyer, Todd Perkins, entered a not guilty plea on ...

A domestic violence charge against longtime Detroit journalist Charlie LeDuff was dismissed Tuesday, according to Pleasant Ridge City Attorney Eugene Lumberg. LeDuff was charged with the crime in ...

Charlie LeDuff, the polarizing Pulitzer Prize-winning reporter who has increasingly peddled right-wing outrage on his podcast, was fired from the Detroit News after using a vulgar, coded phrase ...

A domestic violence charge against longtime Detroit journalist Charlie LeDuff was dismissed Tuesday, according to Pleasant Ridge City Attorney Eugene Lumberg. LeDuff was charged with the crime in ...

Numbers tell a bleaker story about Detroit 10 years later. ... Charlie LeDuff is a columnist for The Detroit News and host of "The No BS News Hour." His column appears on Wednesdays.

DETROIT, MI — Charlie LeDuff is accused of making crude remarks to female police officers, urinating in public and fighting at a private party during Sunday's St. Patrick's Day Parade, according ...

And remember, this isn't the first time Detroit has had to return its rabbit. Back in 2017, the city had to repay $5 million plus legal fees to the state for the funny accounting.

To some, Detroit may be a symbol of urban decay; but to journalist Charlie LeDuff, it's home. In Detroit: An American Autopsy, he says the city's heart beats on. "We're still here trying to ...

Using spare, elegant prose, Charlie LeDuff delivered a lead that landed with all the force of a mule kick to the gut, at once breathtaking and devastating. "This city has not always been a gentle ...