Apartment renovations show how to combat gentrification in Cass Corridor
Instead of becoming the next trendy spot for new Detroiters, the apartments will be rented to low-income workers because of strong efforts to combat gentrification.
Detroit People Mover derails, crashing into platform during auto show
Authorities were trying to determine late Thursday what caused the car to skip a rail near the Rosa Parks Transit Center.
Mayor Duggan: ‘It’s obvious we can’t trust the Grosse Pointe Park leaders’
Mayor Duggan tried to be nice. That didn’t work.
Grosse Pointe Park to remove controversial blockade at Detroit border
Grosse Pointe Park is moving the controversial sheds that have blocked off a main road at the border of Detroit all summer despite vocal opposition.
Grosse Pointe Park misses deadline to remove controversial blockade at Detroit border
Grosse Pointe Park officials are refusing to explain why they have not lived up to their end of a deal with Mayor Mike Duggan to avoid legal action.
Ambulance thief busted quickly because of Detroit’s new technology
The suspect didn’t get far because dispatchers knew exactly where he was going.
State-controlled DPS neglects schools as they flood, get hammered by thieves
Detroit Public Schools has an ugly history of failing to safeguard its abandoned properties, but the problem is worsening at an alarming rate.
Consultant that raked in $17.2M in bankruptcy congratulates Detroit in NYT ad
Van Conway is known for hosting lavish holiday parties with scantily clad women.
Sweeping survey of Highland Park reveals sobering reality of abandonment
An interactive map by Loveland Technologies shows every parcel with findings from the survey.
Up to 100,000 Detroiters could lose homes to tax foreclosure in 2015
A crippling wave of tax foreclosures is about to bore down on Detroit.