Wayne County has received the keys to the new Criminal Justice Center from Bedrock Detroit, featuring a courthouse, jail, and offices. The transition from outdated facilities will be finalized within six months.

The NAR agreed to eliminate the standard six percent commission on home sales, potentially reducing rates by one-third following a $418 million antitrust settlement.

Howell, Michigan, is launching Motorsports Gateway Howell, a multiuse automotive district featuring tracks, garage condos, and an innovation park, with a soft launch expected this summer.

The iconic "Candy Canes" stacks of Trenton Channel Power Plant were demolished using dynamite, attracting local spectators and signifying a shift from coal power.

The 'Little Village' project revitalizes Detroit's East Village, debuting with a Charles McGee exhibition at The Shepherd, an arts hub converted from a church.

The Trenton Channel Power Plant demolition is rescheduled with the police department preparing residents for the event and DTE Energy focusing on environmental safeguards for the site's redevelopment.

Detroit's 'Renew Detroit' initiative hits its 500th free roof replacement for senior citizens, celebrating the milestone with recipient Barbara I'Ron.

Michigan's Four Lakes Task Force halts dam restoration due to a legal challenge by the Heron Cove Association, creating financial uncertainties and potential cost increases.

Donald Trump secured all 39 remaining Michigan GOP presidential delegates at a convention, demonstrating his strong grip on the state's Republican Party amid internal disputes.

Troy, Michigan, is set to open a new $10 million ice skating rink and pavilion in Jeanne M. Stine Community Park, aiming to enhance the city's gathering spaces.

The Detroit City Council approved development incentives and a Community Benefits package for a $3 billion health-centered project with major organizations involved.

Detroit celebrates the unveiling of its first 3D-printed house developed by Citizen Robotics and Develop Architecture, despite it pricing above the city's median home value.

The article discusses Detroit's various downtown improvement projects ahead of the NFL Draft, emphasizing both immediate and long-term benefits for residents and businesses.