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"It’s such an iconic place, a historic place - that you Google Brewster Project, Brewster Rec Center and pages of information come up," said co-developer Bishop Charles H. Ellis III.

During his 11th State of the City Address on Wednesday, Mayor Mike Duggan said "2024 is the year we finally rid Detroit of the abandoned illegal vehicles."

The Switzerland market ended on a firm note on Friday, with stocks recovering gradually after a weak start and emerging into positive territory in the penultimate hour of the day's trading session.

Even parts of Uusimaa, the region surrounding Helsinki, could see up to six centimetres of snow fall between Friday and Saturday.

European stocks closed on a mixed note on Friday with investors mostly making cautious moves amid escalating tensions in the Middle East and continued uncertainty about Federal Reserve's interest rate trajectory.

The longtime mayor of Warren isn't done with politics yet.

Two men were shot and killed on Henry Ruff in Inkster early Friday.

Warren police are at the scene of a child shooting at an apartment complex Friday afternoon.

The Detroit Greenway and riverfront continues to grow and more improvements are expected this year. But clean-ups of the current segments are still needed.

The Catholic Diocese of Saginaw said the statements made by Fr. Thomas Held "brought deep sadness to the Lord Jesus."