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By Kestér Kenn Klomegâh The Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS), the 15-member West Africa's main regional bloc, is seemingly loosing its decades-old credibility in attempts to reinstate Niger's ousted president, Mohamed Bazoum. The overarching combined narratives of the growing crisis, mass demonstrations in support for the military and the uncoordinated plan for military |

Ford's priority now is to work with Detroit and the Buildings, Safety Engineering, and Environmental Department to address the steeple.

A historic Corktown church that has served worshippers, and most recently local musicians, is slated for a new chapter as part of Michigan Central.

"Democracy is what we stand for and it’s what we encourage," Nigeria's Chief of Defence Staff, General Christopher Gwabin Musa said at the start of the two-day meeting in Accra. "The focus of our gathering is not simply to react to events, but to proactively chart a course that results in peace and promotes stability."

The two-story building at 3145 Cass Avenue was deemed dangerous and unsafe before it was torn down over the weekend.

It's the latest move in the city's ramped-up fight against commercial blight.

A roofless shamble of a building n Detroit’s former Chinatown district was demolished Saturday amid a last-minute effort to save it.

The 140-year-old structure was as a hub for social, educational, recreational, and religious activities for Chinese Americans

A non-binding resolution by Gabriela Santiago-Romero asks the Historic District Advisory Board "to prepare a report... on its historic and architectural value."

Detroit City Council efforts to save Ilitch-owned empty building in former Chinatown thwarted