He joined the newspaper in 1995 and moved to its Washington coverage team in 2006.Īnd at the Free Press, it was announced on Wednesday that several longtime managers are taking a buyout aimed at employees age 55 or older, including sports director Gene Myers, who has been with the newspaper since 1983 and its top sports section executive since 1993. Robert Sarver’s plan to sell Phoenix Suns and Phoenix Mercury called ‘right step. The staff also includes metro reporter Robert Snell, who was named. The Red Zone is part pharmacy, part killing field and part music studio where gang members. The Detroit News is one of the two major newspapers in the U.S. Snell already had bankruptcy experience under his belt.
District Court and federal agencies in Detroit, including the Department of Justice, FBI and DEA. 9.ĭavid Shepardson, who has led The News’ Washington, D.C., bureau since 2009, is taking a job at wire service Reuters. Log in or sign up for Facebook to connect with friends, family and people you know. An investigation into a social media-fueled gang war in Detroit. Robert Snell led the team of reporters covering this once-in-a-lifetime story for The Detroit News. Robert Snell, 43, who was The News’ lead reporter for its Detroit’s bankruptcy coverage and who now covers federal courts and agencies in the city, will become the city of Detroit and regional politics reporter for Crain’s Detroit Business starting Nov. Mickelson and his attorney questioned its merits, with the 51-year-old golfer tweeting the rather petulant response. A flurry of personnel changes at Detroit’s two daily newspapers this week saw several veteran staffers exit the Detroit Free Press via buyouts, and The Detroit News is losing two reporters to other news outlets. Robert Snell of The Detroit News reports: Russian weaponry is helping fuel gun violence in Pontiac, where rappers and rival gang members are accused of waging a war that has led to more than 40. The Tuesday story by Detroit News federal court reporter Robert Snell revealed previously unreported allegations linking 'Mickelson with one of the biggest gamblers in Detroit history, 'Dandy' Don DeSeranno' around the year 2000.
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