Looks like it was pin punched by a machine on a metal sheet,
AFAIK there is no exact match in a conventional digital font.
Antenna Serif Light has similar boxy bowls, narrow slab serifs and narrow slab tab terminals on _C_ and _S_.
But it is not identical: different vertex on _M_, terminals on _6_ & _9_ do not fold over etc.

Width expanded

INDUSTRIAL
With added hairline drop shadow

Horizontally compressed
No character set at Identifont or elsewhere, so here it is:

Not certain what is below the third _C_, a cedilla _Ç_ with a clipped tail or another accent

AFAIK this lettering was not made into a font.
If you want letters in this style a solution is to start with ITC Bookman -- NOT THE FONT -- and paste on the bifurcated [Tuscan/Fishtail] terminals, and medial spurs shown in your image.

Presumably the Detroit Free Press never contracted with him to produce such a font. Usually newspaper owners are looking for a rebranding to update their appeal to readers.
Only a few newspapers, notably the New York Times, also contracted for a font. These fonts are proprietary and are used to enhance the brand image.

Making a blackletter font is very time consuming compared to Sans or Roman letters, and is rarely undertaken as a purely commercial venture.

AFAIK there is no font that is an exact match for these custom numerals.
Wearetrippin Tall is almost identical -- BUT IS NOT THE FONT.
The diagonal on the _2_ is not straight enough, and the _1_ has a serif.

The _D_ in Jim Parkinson's Amador is similar, but not identical.

Logo designed by Jim Parkinson
AFAIK there is not a font based on the logo.
http://www.typedesign.com/logos/L24.detroit.html

The identity and interiors of Taqueria Canalla, located in San Pedro, Mexico, were designed by Manifiesto Futura.
Current url not available.

Proprietary font for the Michigan State Spartans.
The alphabet looks like:

There is a look-alike font called Wizards.
I am not including a download link because of concerns about about possible copyright/trademark infringement

Also similar.
Here is the ampersand:
http://www.myfonts.com/fonts/adobe/futura/condensed-medium/glyphs.html#glyphs/511139/7

Perhaps a lettered logo rather than a font as such.
Erbar Condensed Light could work as a substitute. It is slightly wider than the logo letters and has some minor differences, such as the vertex on _W_ does not reach the top of the letter.
Here is the ampersand:
http://www.myfonts.com/fonts/linotype/erbar/lightcondensed/glyphs.html#glyphs/528234/9

Horizontally compressed & custom tilde.