Conrad Mallet News Today

“Dangerous eyesore” is how the City of Detroit describes a former retail building on the southeast corner of Grand River Avenue and Greenfield Road, while taking steps to get it torn down.

The languishing ‘Tyvek Temple’ faces a public nuisance lawsuit, according to letter from the city

The city of Detroit is suing the U.S. Census Bureau claiming the population was undercounted last year. Mayor Mike Duggan and the city's top lawyer Conrad

"It's a tsunami," said Darrell Siggers, describing the lawsuits that the City of Detroit has had to pay out and the others that are coming from men who have been exonerated or found to have been wrongfully convicted in homicide cases from many years ago.

Mayor Mike Duggan names Todd Bettison as deputy mayor. The move comes after former Deputy Mayor Conrad Mallett left to serve as corporation counsel.

The park, a $75 million investment, will consist of 22 acres of playscapes and recreational spaces.

Detroit City Council approved Deputy Mayor Conrad Malletts appointment as Corporation Counsel