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Gerald Kent is insulted. William Schultheis is upset. Roger Doppelberger is indignant. And along with 20,000 other city of Detroit retirees, they're worried. When Detroit's emergency manager meets with unions and pension boards today, he'll discuss how the city can cut its costs for retiree health care. But retired city workers fear that the budget ax will bite into their pensions, too.
The proposed $650 million project moves forward now after the Downtown Development Authority announced the 'framework' of a deal is in place with the Ilitch family's Olympia Development group.
Metro Detroit is edging closer to seeing the green light for two massive, multi-year road construction projects that are expected to cost $2.65 billion.
Los Angeles — James Gandolfini's lumbering, brutish mob boss with the tortured psyche will endure as one of TV's indelible characters.
50 years ago this week, Martin Luther King Jr. marched on Detroit, giving his first 'I have a dream' speech. We take a look back at a special moment for civil rights, Detroit, and America.
Nothing about Mike Duggan's campaign for mayor was expected. Not the move into Palmer Woods, after an adult lifetime of Livonia living. Not the months of exploratory campaigning, followed by official filing and metaphorical flashbulb popping.
Ann Arbor — The University of Michigan will become the first of the state's Big Three universities to set tuition Thursday afternoon when the Board of Regents meets to consider rates for 2013-14.
The wave pool at Lake Erie Metropark is now open, and not a moment too soon.
The proposed Red Wings arena will have fewer seats for fans — another example of professional sports franchises looking to increase bang for the buck.
After a Big Ten co-championship, three trips to the NCAA Tournament and a berth in the national championship game, Hardaway has done as much to define who he is.
There's a certain buzz when some teams come to town. For instance, a big weekend series at Comerica Park becomes a huge weekend series when it's the Red Sox, as it will be for four games starting Thursday night.
When Emergency Manager Kevyn Orr's team today holds the first of several meetings with Detroit's unions and pensions funds, a single paragraph in the Michigan Constitution will hang over the proceedings.
State Superintendent of Instruction Mike Flanagan plans a preliminary review of the Hazel Park School District to assess the district's finances.
Ford Motor Co. Chief Executive Officer Alan Mulally called Japan a currency manipulator that's giving local exporters an unfair edge as the weaker yen threatens to undermine U.S. automakers' profits.
The Tigers selected Knebel higher than many, Knebel included, expected — 39th overall. Detroit's decision came after Knebel's junior season, in which he twice ...
In the spring, it was merely a whim. Now, with plenty of uncertainty in the backfield and depth at linebacker, Michigan State coach Mark Dantonio said Bullough ...
Joumana Kayrouz's face was on a city bus heading south. Joumana Kayrouz's face was on two other buses heading north.
As much fun as the undead are, they can also get a little repetitive. Which is why a sudden tone shift toward the end of 'World War Z' is the best thing about ...
Long before there were smoothie bars, yogurt shops, specialty gourmet ice creams and gelato parlors, there was the soda fountain. I guess I'd forgotten how ...
Celebrate Independence Day and the start of summer with the boom, crackle and glow of the Ford Fireworks, Monday on the Detroit River.
Evergreen, Colo. — Dozens of homes were evacuated near Denver as a wind-driven wildfire flared, one of many in the western states where hot and windy ...
Just call the 2013 BMW 135is what it is. The last of the classic Bimmers. It is light and nimble, yet also powerful.
A chocolate cheesecake was the catalyst to Marian Keyes' new-found love, and the delicious result of her efforts is a sweet book, 'Saved by Cake.'
— Summoning the harsh history of this once-divided city, President Barack Obama on Wednesday cautioned the U.S. and Europe against '
I drove one of my cars for about six years straight with the little orange 'Check engine' signal flickering at me from the control panel.
Try new baked goods at farmers markets, pick up all-natural lobsters at Whole Foods and taste the revamped Kresge Court at the DIA.
GM River Days is an event for music lovers and maritime enthusiasts alike. The annual three-day festival features music, children's activities, tall ships and ...
When the tires on their Dodge Caravan had worn so thin that the steel belts were showing through, Don and Florence Cherry couldn't afford to buy a new set. So ...
Honey mustard is obviously a very popular condiment, judging by the many different brands that you find on local supermarket shelves. And all of our panelists ...
No matter what happens Thursday night, LeBron James and the Heat and Tim Duncan's Spurs already have won NBA titles and secured a place in history. Now is ...
Maria Servold Orr's plan reminds me of home: My husband and I own a fixer-upper house.
James Melton How long can we continue to run a world-leading country with a D+ infrastructure?
Nolan Finley Why would anyone give a federal agency caught in an outrageous abuse of its considerable power even more authority to meddle in the lives of Americans? There’s no justifiable reason....
If Detroit lands in bankruptcy court this summer, it likely won't be the big, bad bankers who force it there. - 06/20/2013
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