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Family and friends of the Detroit police officer who died in the line of duty gathered at Greater Grace Temple Monday for his funeral.

The Trans-Caspian pipeline project was first proposed decades ago, but the current environment could mean it’s time to revive it

Catapulting into the national blues and soul arena with his debut Who Is He? on VizzTone is the young vocal powerhouse Dylan Triplett, a child prodigy who

Councilmember Coleman Young II says without the abatement, the $1.4 billion skyscraper project could be in jeopardy.

City and union officials hope attendance bonuses will help retain existing drivers, recruit new drivers and improve conditions for passengers.

Jocelyn Benson says armed protesters surrounded her home, while Senate Majority Leader Mike Shirkey testifies he received thousands of texts to overturn the results of the 2020 presidential election.

The 2022 reboot of Apple's 13-inch MacBook Pro gets points for its peppy new M2 processor, which delivers a raw-performance uptick, and remains an iconic design. But we'd have liked to see more daring innovation on the rest of the laptop.

The postponement comes after city residents voiced their opposition to the 10-year abatement plan for the downtown property, saying the city needs to use that money to fund schools and libraries.

Orrin Fields, aka The Corn Man, sells more than elotes and burgers. "It's all about service," he says. "Nobody is serving the neighborhoods so I stepped out here."

U.S. Attorney Dawn Ison says Detroit's 8th and 9th precincts are two of the most violent sections of Detroit, so authorities are taking a proactive approach to address gun violence.