Will Packard Plant see new life? Plans comes down to wire
Time is running out for a developer to transform Detroit’s symbol of industrial decline into housing, restaurants, retail space, offices and a hotel.
Treasurer Dillon’s ex-wife sued for sex affair allegations
Dillon’s secretary denies having intimate relationship with the treasurer.
Did support for white candidate in Detroit provoke break-in?
About five men forced their way into the home of former state Rep. Lisa Howze on day of endorsement of Duggan for mayor.
State, Clerk: Duggan votes should have counted in election
The Board of State Canvassers will retabulate about 18,000 ballots that local officials declined to certify.
Black ex-lawmaker called traitor for endorsing Duggan
Former State Rep. Lisa Howze expected the inevitable accusations and knee-jerk conspiracy theories.
Napoleon wins primary after board tosses Duggan votes
At issue is whether election workers improperly handled about 18,000 votes.
A year later, Grand River pops with 100+ colorful murals
The blossoming Grand River Creative Corridor has a greater purpose beyond its 100+ murals.
Dispatch system fails, disrupting emergency calls in Detroit
A similar crash in July prompted Police Chief Craig to pledge the problem would never happen again
Foe: Duggan team plotted to fix Detroit’s mayoral election
Candidate Tom Barrow, who got 4% of the vote, is demanding a recount.
Hiring of 100 Detroit firefighters stalled by outsourcing plan
Moving fire training to Livonia also is expected to make it more difficult for Detroiters to participate.