DetNews: How Detroiters feel about their city

The Detroit News published a three-day series exploring the attitudes of Detroiters about their city, leaders and services.

The series will explore residents' outlook for the future as well as their opinions on the quality of public safety and transportation. It will also highlight their attitudes toward the leadership of the mayor, city council and governor. Finally it will provide a look into Detroiters' feelings about their available education options and hopes for their children's future.

Below are links to the articles:

• Bus system frustrates riders; 67% of users say DDOT is too unreliable
• Consent deal: Residents don't like governor's handling of Detroit crisis
• Crime drives Detroiters out; 40% expect to leave within 5 years
• Detroit's biggest crime problem: lack of police, poll finds
• Detroit residents have little confidence in (municipal) leaders
• Detroiters embrace school choice, poll says
• Detroiters strongly back Belle Isle lease
• Residents favor 'nobody' as mayoral front-runner