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In the final session before recess, Detroit City Council walked on a resolution to delay the demolition of an Ilitch-owned building.

City officials denied the development of a concrete crusher after developers appealed.

After two recent fatal shootings, an inspection was conducted leading to the discovery of a narcotics manufacturing area.

Severe drought affects electricity production of northern hydropower plants Asia News Network (ANN) is the leading regional alliance of news titles striving to bring the region closer, through an active sharing of editorial content on happenings in the region.

The water level of Son La hydropower reservoir has been much lower than normal. Photo: VNA The ongoing severe drought has lowered water levels at hydropower reservoirs in the north to below what is known as the "dead level", forcing a halt to the operation of a series of turbines that results in the power…

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Official doesn’t believe a “pandora’s box” is being opened by allowing teams to make car changes for safety reasons.

Moad Mohamed Al-Gaham, 40, was arraigned Thursday after allegedly fatally shooting a 25-year-old man over a stolen beef jerky product, officials said.

Police arrested the clerk and said the Mobile station at Vernor and Clark had operated without a license

Davison said people from the club fire guns, park in front of their driveways, speed through the neighborhood, urinate on their lawns, and start fights -- sometimes with the homeowners themselves.