Historic Broderick Tower Shows Off Renovation Work
Redevelopers of one of Detroit's earliest and tallest "skyscrapers" are offering a progress report on its $53 million restoration project.
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Redevelopers of one of Detroit's earliest and tallest "skyscrapers" are offering a progress report on its $53 million restoration project.
According to Zagat's 2012 America's Top Restaurants Survey, Detroit's top restaurant is The Lark.
If you like the sound of cheap gas, then you should make it a mission to stop in Ypsilanti at the Kampus Korner BP on North Huron Street for a fill-up Saturday morning.
You'll see thousands of young people dressing up this weekend as their favorite Anime' characters at the Anime' convention in downtown Detroit.
According to a recent study, leading retailers are reporting increases in organized retail crime and shoplifting.
While Mayor Dave Bing acknowledged a "lack of accountability" has been an issue, he emphasized control of the Water Department will remain as is.
The U.S. Labor Department says the economy added 80,000 jobs last month, the fewest in four months.
A survey of some of the biggest names in sports, entertainment and business shows that while the national economy may still be in a holding pattern, some in Michigan are soaring.
Area property values have dropped 6.5 percent this year, according to a new report by the Southeast Michigan Council of Governments.
Civic Ventures, a San Francisco think tank on boomers, work and social purpose, Thursday announced that Detroit's Randal Charlton is one of five winners of its 2011 Purpose Prize.
Speakers addressed a wide range of issues during sector breakout talks Thursday at the MichBio Expo, the annual gathering of the state's biotechnology industry.
The Illinois Supreme Court has thrown out an Illlinois jury's $43 million award against Ford Motor Co. in a product-liability lawsuit linked to a fatal 2003 crash.
Wayne County Circuit Judge Prentis Edwards is ordering Ambassador Bridge owner Matty Maroun in his courtroom January 12.
A public policy panel of life science CEOs at the MichBio Expo Thursday gave a mostly upbeat assessment of Michigan's future in the biotech and medical device industries and offered praise for the state's efforts to lure and keep companies in those industries.
Republicans say the measure updates Michigan's workers' compensation laws, reflects recent court rulings and could help crack down on fraud while encouraging injured workers to seek some type of employment when they're able.