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Built in 1949, the former Federal’s Department Store has sat vacant for over two decades with peeling paint and a crumbling exterior. Time has been less than kind to this once-thriving business in Detroit.

Built in 1949, the former Federal’s Department Store has sat vacant for over two decades with peeling paint and a crumbling exterior. Time has been less than kind to this once-thriving business in Detroit.

Built in 1949, the former Federal’s Department Store has sat vacant for over two decades with peeling paint and a crumbling exterior. Time has been less than kind to this once-thriving business in Detroit.

Built in 1949, the former Federal’s Department Store has sat vacant for over two decades with peeling paint and a crumbling exterior. Time has been less than kind to this once-thriving business in Detroit.

Built in 1949, the former Federal’s Department Store has sat vacant for over two decades with peeling paint and a crumbling exterior. Time has been less than kind to this once-thriving business in Detroit.

Built in 1949, the former Federal’s Department Store has sat vacant for over two decades with peeling paint and a crumbling exterior. Time has been less than kind to this once-thriving business in Detroit.

Built in 1949, the former Federal’s Department Store has sat vacant for over two decades with peeling paint and a crumbling exterior. Time has been less than kind to this once-thriving business in Detroit.

OSHA's follow-up inspection of Tigerton Lumber Co. alleges it continues to expose employees to amputation hazards and other risks from unguarded machines.

Federal regulators are proposing more than $281,000 in fines against an Appleton roofing contractor.

In Alabama, there is a stockpile of PPE for first responders, health care providers and nursing homes. It's a safeguard just in case supply chains are disrupted