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.
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.
Napoleon wins primary after board tosses Duggan votes
At issue is whether election workers improperly handled about 18,000 votes.
Treasurer Dillon: ‘I guess I need to leave town like Pugh’
Dillon’s wife was threatening to expose the Democrat for sending her racially charged text messages.
Prosecutor mulls charges against Treasurer Dillon
The Democrat is accused of assaulting his wife in a furious effort to hide racially charged text messages.
Exclusive: Treasurer Dillon accused of abusing ex-wife to hide racist texts
“One night my dad came into my room and told me I would have a new black dad,” his daughter said. “From there, things escalated.”
Say it ain’t so! Barrow raising cash for election recount
Tom Barrow smells a conspiracy – again.
Wayne County breaks law with outrageous copying fees
Wayne County illegally finances its operations with outrageous costs.
Treasurer Dillon: Court is wrong about child support payments
Dillon’s wife says the court made the right decision.
Abandoned Packard Plant up for auction in September. New life for lawless wasteland?
Packard owner Dominic Cristini was shocked to hear the news when we contacted him this afternoon.