The Peru-based developer who bought the abandoned Packard Plant in Detroit wants a local art gallery to return a now-famous Banksy mural that was excavated from the ruins amid controversy in May 2010.
The twin rails have been buried beneath the road for decades after the streetcar system ended service in 1956 to make way for buses.
While many reporters stayed inside a media-safe zone, LeDuff dodged bottles and fended off an attacker to capture one of the most authentic moments of the protests.
Vandals defaced beautiful murals at the Grand River Creative Corridor for the first time in its three years of existence.
The Rafael Statin Quintet reeled their solos off as if the scales were tattooed on their fingers.
The Detroit-formed band strummed their strings with a folk rhythm and honky-tonk bite as the crowd reveled in the superb acoustics of the small and intimate Michigan Avenue bar in Corktown.
Offended Twitter users mocked the Associated Press with the hashtag “#APHeadlines.”
Gannett, the media company that owns the Detroit Free Press, is forcing employees at some newspapers to reapply for new jobs as part of a bold cost-cutting move.
A Lansing man wants to know why Fire Mountain restaurant didn’t do more after a heckler shouted gay slurs at him while he and his friends walked to their cars following dinner.
But you may want to look out for arsonists, who torched the home and the one beside it for a second time recently.