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Detroit wants 1,000 new homes by 2031. Here’s how the city plans to build them
Detroit has a new plan to transform vacant lots into housing, with major changes proposed to make construction easier and faster.
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2mCortland man shot by police in standoff sentenced to 10 years in prison
The man opened fire on police. He faced life in prison if convicted of attempted murder, but a jury couldn't reach a verdict. Instead, he was given a plea deal.
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3mGrand Rapids approves downtown liquor license request for Miro Mediterranean
The Grand Rapids City Commission has approved a liquor license request from Miro Mediterranean, which is looking to open a bar and restaurant on the ground floor of the Residence Inn by Marriott.
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7mLive updates: Keep up with Wednesday’s action from AHSAA state volleyball tournament
Keep up with all of Wednesday's high school volleyball action from Birmingham.
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5mSinkholes swallowed their street. They can’t go home — and they want this N.J. town to sue.
Eight homeowners face a Nov. 1 tax deadline on properties they cannot live in.
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6mAlabama’s first debate in a statewide race in 16 years will be held tonight
John Wahl and Phillip Ensler will meet in what appears to be Alabama’s first general-election debate for a statewide office since 2010.