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Packard Plant site continues to be marketed to developers amid a missed demolition application deadline.

The Peru-based owner and developer is said to have missed a court-ordered deadline and could be subject to contempt proceedings.

Noncompliance with the order allows the city to demolish the property and get a judgment for the costs to raze and clean it up, as well as a judgment lien for that cost, which the city could foreclose on and obtain title to the property.

You cant locate it on a map, but after the Library of Congress picked Dont Stop Believin for the National Song Registry, south Detroit is forever

Attendees of the annual convention for the Association of Racing Commissioners International (ARCI) last week had a lot of questions for the new national authority that is set to begin its regulatory takeover.

The case deserves national attention because many Americans from both sides of the political divide have questioned election integrity.

As the pace of evictions in Detroit rises, an ordinance that would provide renters with legal representation has stalled

The citys overall budget is nearly $2.5 billion. Mayor Mike Duggan proposed a $1.2 billion "return to normal" general fund budget.

As U.S. racing ticks closer to the first wave of implementing the new federal racing laws on July 1, Horseracing Integrity and Safety Authority CEO Lisa Lazarus revealed a few more details about the coming transition in a session of the Association of Racing Commissioners International conference on April 11. 

A San Francisco parent whose petitions were stolen from an information table during the...