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Facing bankruptcy, Highland Park settles lawsuit over seized building for $300k - Vimarsana News

Facing bankruptcy, Highland Park settles lawsuit over seized building for $300k

Highland Park agreed to settle a lawsuit brought by a couple whose building city officials seized in 2020, then offered to return in exchange for two new police cars, for $300,000.

Source: wxyz.com
Former Highland Park mayor blames administrators for city's water issues - Vimarsana News

Former Highland Park mayor blames administrators for city's water issues

Earlier this week, the city requested the state look into its finances, but a former mayor of the city is now saying the problem started from decisions made in Lansing.

City leaders skeptical of $10 billion pledge to Highland Park from anonymous donor - Vimarsana News

City leaders skeptical of $10 billion pledge to Highland Park from anonymous donor

An anonymous philanthropist and minority business leaders are pledging $10 billion to Highland Park. However, city leaders are skeptical about this money and where it is coming from.

Highland Park revitalization plan would include paying water debt - Vimarsana News

Highland Park revitalization plan would include paying water debt

A nonprofit and investment partners announced a $10 billion investment that will revitalize Highland Park. But important information was left out.

Source: freep.com
Highland Park partners with Wayne County Land Bank on proposed $2.5 million anti-blight program - Vimarsana News

Highland Park partners with Wayne County Land Bank on proposed $2.5 million anti-blight program

If approved, the cash will go toward demolishing homes and other buildings that pose a danger to the public.

Source: wdet.org