DETROIT – On July 26, 1967, a police raid at the Algiers Motel took the lives of three Black teenagers. The incident would intensify the 1967 Detroit riot that changed the city for years to come.

The new marker, which was recently erected and visible from Woodward, reads: "This was the location of the Algiers Motel and its Manor House annex at the time of the 1967 Detroit Uprising," and ...

Detroit — Nothing remains of the Algiers Motel on Woodward Avenue ... a new historical marker Friday afternoon, marking the motel's location and a dark moment in Detroit's history.

DETROIT (WXYZ) — The families of Carl Cooper, Fred Temple, and Aubrey Pollard say they still feel empty after their loved ones were killed in the 1967 riots. Today ...

DETROIT (AP) — The site of a transient motel in Detroit where three Black teenagers were killed, allegedly by white police officers, during the city’s bloody 1967 race riot is receiving a ...

relatives of three young Black men who were killed by police during the 1967 Detroit riots are getting the recognition they deserve. What happened at the Algiers Motel on July 25, 1967 ...

The Algiers Motel incident covered by Hersey's 1968 ... Chris-Teena Constas, a metro Detroit location manager who now lives in Los Angeles, estimates about three-quarters of Michigan's ...

T he private park where the Algiers Motel in Detroit once stood now has a Michigan historical marker, which will be introduced to the public Friday to acknowledge the police raid and tragedy that ...

A dedication ceremony is scheduled Friday several miles (kilometers) north of downtown where the Algiers Motel once stood. As parts of Detroit burned in one of the bloodiest race riots in U.S ...