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Motor City Half Marathon to Debut in April 2027 with New Detroit Course
Motor City Half Marathon to Debut in April 2027 with New Detroit Course
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Defense under secretary in Detroit renews calls for help from Ford, GM
A defense official told the Detroit Free Press that the U.S. is working with automakers to secure more military equipment and manufacturing expertise.
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Family in Detroit funeral home snafu alleges cover-up
Families involved in the mix-up at Hutchison Funeral Home in Detroit allege a cover-up, but the funeral home's attorney says mistake was accidental.
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Detroit Harvest Fest adds movies, more food trucks in year 6
Detroit Harvest Fest returns to the Ralph C. Wilson Jr. riverfront park with 40 food trucks, live music and outdoor movie screenings.
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Why Detroit declared Renaissance Center 'functionally obsolete'
Detroit's Office of the Assessor recently laid out reasons why the 49-year-old Renaissance Center qualifies as a brownfield site.
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Dutch Girl Donuts opens second location Tuesday in Detroit's North End
Detroit icon Dutch Girl Donuts second location opens Tuesday, Oct. 6, in the historic Howrani Studios.
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10 of the best bites our critic has had this year
Our restaurant critic rounded up the 10 best bites she's had this year, with new and old menu items in the mix.
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How Nate Bargatze worked the trades before rising to comic fame
Nate Bargatze is the new face of Ford's service lane. It's a commercial he held out for, believing Ford is a model company. Here is his success story.
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$2.2B Renaissance Center plan gets more criticism at public hearing
The plan for buildings at Detroit's riverfront received criticism at a public hearing on its Transformational Brownfield incentive request.
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Voters with disabilities urge Detroit to fix assistive voting machines
Advocates for Detroit's blind community urge the city to fix assistive voter machines after many faced hindrances at polls to cast their ballots.
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Greektown bounces back to life after streetscape update. What changed
Crews recently finished the bulk of the work that expanded and beautified 3 blocks of Monroe. Some hold out hope a part will stay automobile free.
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Detroit dispatcher accused of warning family about FBI raid
"Don't tell them I told you," dispatcher Stephanie Steen allegedly texted her mom before the feds showed up.
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