2-3 Weeks Till Judge Rules On Detroit Bond Debt
A judge said he will decide in two to three weeks whether bond insurers' claims that the millions of dollars they are owed by Detroit should be considered secured debt during the city's bankruptcy.
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A judge said he will decide in two to three weeks whether bond insurers' claims that the millions of dollars they are owed by Detroit should be considered secured debt during the city's bankruptcy.
The south-flying out-of-towners have taken up residence at DTE Energy's massive plant along Lake Erie, transforming 800 acres in Monroe into their cozy, cold-weather abode.
The Detroit Medical Center says investments promised as part of its sale to a for-profit company could be in jeopardy because of state funding cuts.
The race to increase vehicle fuel economy is taking a toll on quality.
The acquaintance was able to provide the woman's true identity to police.
There is no direct deposit this week for teachers and other employees in the Flint school district.
The UAW has filed an appeal with the National Labor Relations Board.
AFSCME Council 25 is reacting to the release of Kevyn Orr's plan to dig Detroit out of debt.
A motorist hit a pothole and damaged the tire enough that it needed to be replaced, just minutes before a press conference to address the problem.
The maker of a popular personal fitness tracker is recalling one of its models in response to customer complaints.
The plan includes $17 million for water quality programs.
Comerica Park will be open for business on March 31st.
With metro Detroit and much of Michigan under a Wind Advisory until 7 p.m. Friday, strong gusts are causing problems across much of the state.
Daniel Lewis and La'Asia Johnson were recognized for their work to promote interracial acceptance and understanding on campus.
A massive pothole disabled more than a dozen vehicles on I-94 just past I-75 in Detroit.