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Corey Williams
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Judge Orders Owner to Demolish Packard Plant in Detroit
It has become a public nuisance.
Regulation
Biden to Double Free COVID Tests, Add N95s to Fight Omicron
The federal government has a stockpile of more than 750 million N95 masks.
Regulation
Automaker Admits Paying Off Union Leaders
The company was ordered to add an independent compliance monitor.
Safety
2 Ex-Health Officials Charged with Manslaughter in Flint
They were charged with involuntary manslaughter in the deaths of nine people who got Legionnaires’ disease during the Flint water crisis.
Home
'Green Ooze' Site Subject to Forfeiture
Five properties tied to Electro-Plating Services owe back taxes and interest.
Supply Chain
UAW-GM Strike Proving Costly to Local Economy
As the strike churns through a fourth week, experts say lost wages means less spending, costing the state millions of dollars in tax revenue.
Operations
FCA Deal Gives Detroit Residents First Crack at Jobs
It's part of a $108M development deal for a new plant in a city where the unemployment rate is more than twice the national average.
Operations
New Detroit Auto Plant Lands Incentives
The city approved a $223 million incentive package in exchange for 6,400 jobs, including nearly 5,000 in the city.
Operations
Detroit Reaches Land Deals for Plant
The new assembly plant is expected to add 3,850 jobs.
Operations
Detroit's Vacant Land Becoming Asset
Decades of disinvestment and abandonment have left the Motor City with something many others just don't have: stretches of available real estate.
Operations
Detroit's Rebound Won't Stall
A more tech-driven and medical industry economy is moving Detroit further from a reliance on manufacturing.
Regulation
Wage Protests in MI Result in Accident, Arrests
Protests were organized by Fight for $15, a national movement seeking to increase the minimum wage.