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  1. The county today is set to consider hiring a consultant to determine how the jail project went over budget.Construction of the new Wayne County Jail on Clinton in Detroit was stalled two weeks ago. (John T. Greilick/The Detroit News)

    Wayne Co. aims to salvage over-budget jail project with scaled-down effort

    • By By Joel Kurth | The Detroit News

    Wayne County officials today could initiate a study to determine what went so spectacularly wrong that construction of a $300 million jail had to be halted this month — and whether the project can be salvaged.

  1. Despite crisis, Gilbert upbeat on Detroit

    Quicken Loans Inc. Chairman Dan Gilbert says the faster Detroit gets to bankruptcy the better. (David Coates/The Detroit News)Daniel Howes: Quicken Loans Inc. Chairman Dan Gilbert isn't letting the real prospect of Chapter 9 bankruptcy for Detroit cloud his vision for downtown.

  2. Mullin's $113K request up to judge

    MullinTurkia Mullin's former bosses at the Wayne County Airport Authority want a judge to dismiss her claim for another $113,000, arguing in a legal filing that she wants a do-over on arbitration issues that didn't go her way.

  3. Michigan State proposes bigger tuition hike for upperclassmen

    For the first time at Michigan State University, upperclassmen could face a higher tuition increase than freshmen and sophomores.

  4. Kid Rock adds record eighth show at DTE

    Kid Rock's eighth DTE show will be Aug. 20. (Brandy Baker/The Detroit News)Kid Rock has added an eighth concert to his August run at DTE Energy Music Theatre, setting a venue record in the process.

  1. After he was tagged for five runs, allowing seven hits — including a pair of home runs — and issued four walks, Justin Verlander's ERA climbed to a season-high 3.72. (Elizabeth Conley/The Detroit News)

    'Vintage' Justin Verlander missing in shaky outing vs. Orioles

    • By John Niyo
    • Detroit News Columnist

    Another oddly ineffective outing for the Tigers' ace Tuesday night that left many at Comerica Park shaking their head, Verlander included.

  1. Crawford brothers unite kids, NBA players

    • By Terry Foster
    • Detroit News Columnist

    Brothers Jordan, left, and Joe Crawford, who went to Renaissance High, want to help Metro Detroit kids. (Ricardo Thomas/Detroit News)The first time the Crawford brothers saw an NBA player in person was during a camp in Detroit. It was former Pistons forward Grant Hill. The boys were mesmerized. They knew they wanted to follow in his footsteps.

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  1. Daniel Howes

    Despite crisis, Gilbert upbeat on Detroit

    Quicken Loans Inc. Chairman Dan Gilbert isn't letting the real prospect of Chapter 9 bankruptcy for Detroit cloud his vision for downtown.

  1. John Niyo

    'Vintage' Justin Verlander missing in shaky outing vs. Orioles

    Another oddly ineffective outing for the Tigers' ace Tuesday night that left many at Comerica Park shaking their head, Verlander included.

  1. Terry Foster

    Crawford brothers unite kids, NBA players

    The first time the Crawford brothers saw an NBA player in person was during a camp in Detroit. It was former Pistons forward Grant Hill. The boys were mesmerized. They knew …

  1. Molly Abraham: Motor City Brewing Works charms with its suds and creative pizzas
  2. Bob Wojnowski: Tigers' Max Scherzer carves out own niche atop star-studded staff
  3. Neal Rubin: Macomb-bred dentist Ryan Shinska heeds a call to serve poor in Uganda
  4. Henry Payne : Insolvency doesn't deter Detroit politicians' War on Business

  1. Mistrial declared for Detroit cop accused in Aiyana's death; retrial likely

    • By George Hunter | The Detroit News
    Mertilla Jones, grandmother of 7-year-old Aiyana Stanley-Jones, expresses anger and outrage at the declaration of a mistrial in the trial of Detroit police officer Joseph Weekley, accused of killing the little girl during a police raid. (John T. Greilick/The Detroit News)

    Detroit Police Officer Joseph Weekley will stand trial a second time for the shooting death of 7-year-old Aiyana Stanley Jones after a judge on …

  1. Kars Nuts of Madison Heights puts premium on innovation in 80th year

    • By Karen Dybis | Special to The Detroit News
    Ingredients in the Sweet 'n Salty mix about to be blended at the Kar's Nuts plant. 'We have health and wellness naturally built into our products,' company President Nick Nicolay said. 'I think we provide a good value.' (Robin Buckson/The Detroit News)

    Inspiration can come in many forms. For Nick Nicolay, it starts with dark chocolate, Greek yogurt and Japanese horseradish.

  1. Nissan's price-cutting strategy to gain share worries competitors

    • By Keith Naughton and Alan Ohnsman
    Sales of Nissan's Altima sedan, with a $580 price cut, rose 41 percent. (Nissan)

    Nissan Motor Co.'s take-no-prisoners approach to gaining U.S. market share has the auto industry worried that a price war is brewing that will erode …

  1. Obama to renew calls for nuclear reductions

    • By Julie Pace

    Berlin — President Barack Obama will renew his call Wednesday to reduce the world's nuclear stockpiles, including a proposed one-third reduction in U.S. and Russian arsenals, the White House said.

  1. A Supreme Court victory for simplifying voting

    The U.S. Supreme Court rejected a reading of election law used by Secretary of State Ruth Johnson (in red), which vindicated Gov. Rick Snyder's veto of Johnson's effort to add to the voter registration process. (Dale G. Young/The Detroit News)

    The U.S. Supreme Court has ruled that states cannot further burden voters by requiring that they produce proof of citizenship when they register to …

  1. Awards help students begin 'time to shine'

    • By Holly Fournier | The Detroit News
    Rosa Parks (The Detroit News, file)

    Allante Moon wants to solve crimes. The aspiring forensic scientist is one of 42 recipients of the one-year, $2,000 Rosa Parks Scholarship Foundation …

  1. Clawson kid grows up to be monster animator

    • By Tom Long | Detroit News Film Critic
    Director Dan Scanlon, who is from Clawson, poses with some of of the central Disney Pixar 'Monsters University' characters at a premiere of the movie at the El Capitan Theatre in Hollywood, Calif. (Kevin Winter/Getty Images)

    Making any Pixar movie is a monster of an undertaking. We’re talking hundreds of people working on animation, on storylines, casting the voices…

  1. Motor City Brewing Works charms with its suds and creative pizzas

    • By Molly Abraham
    • Detroit News Columnist
    Pizza makers Sarah Wierzbicki, left, and Stephanie Bischoff work on a couple of the 10 varieties available. (Ricardo Thomas/The Detroit News)

    Tucked away in the back of a parking lot that actually belongs to another restaurant, Motor City Brewing Works probably has what most people would …


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