The sprawling factory fire that won’t stop burning in Detroit (photos, video)
The remarkable blaze has shown no signs of letting up as the plant begins to collapse.
The remarkable blaze has shown no signs of letting up as the plant begins to collapse.
The crumbling Packard Plant is featured on a billboard aimed at fighting UAW efforts.
The freezing workers finally walked out in protest after temperatures reached negative 15 degrees.
The largely abandoned area is littered with trash, tires, furniture, rotting homes and discarded boats.
The plan is to plant 15,000 hardwood trees like maple and oak this spring over an area riddled with abandoned homes, dead trees and piles of garbage, tires and old furniture.
The deal, approved by a 6-3 vote, calls for selling 39 vacant parcels just north of downtown for $1.
“Out of an album fell this passport,” the man said. “It literally fell into my hands.”
The good news? Shootings dropped 25% from January 2013.
Sometimes it’s not the lack of a car that forces people to stop driving in Detroit. It’s often the cost of insurance.
Godbee has maintained his innocence since his 28-year-old former fiancé filed the order against him earlier this month.