The project at the former Uniroyal site won’t trigger community benefits negotiations.
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I-375 project moving forward after pause, but with changes
MDOT has restarted the clock on a project that’s expected to create a surface street-level boulevard in place of the interstate on the edge of downtown.
What shutdown deal means for Michigan food stamps, flight delays, more
As Trump fights full SNAP payments and unpaid air traffic controllers miss work, a tentative deal could soon reopen the federal government. What it means for Michigan.
Residents strike deal with Detroit City FC for community fund, $17 minimum wage
The $198 million stadium project includes a 15,000-seat stadium, 421-space parking deck and 76 apartment units.
Detroiters propose $1 ticket surcharge on DCFC games to fund home repair
A neighborhood advisory council, selected by residents and city officials, is knee-deep in Detroit’s 16th community benefits process, which requires developers seeking significant tax breaks to commit to investments negotiated with surrounding residents.
Commentary: Detroit’s Gordie Howe bridge is poised to open as truck traffic between US-Canada slows – low-income residents are deciding whether to stay or go
Those who remain are often long-term residents who want or need a cheap place to live and are willing to put up with the dust, noise, and smells from nearby factories and a sewage treatment plant, the author writes.
Detroit City soccer complex seeks $88M in tax breaks, but no public subsidy
Developers say the new AlumniFi Field is unlike any other stadium in Detroit for a few key reasons.
Records: Beydoun, other MEDC officials skipped conflict of interest reports
Michigan economic development officials failed to file required conflict of interest reports for years, including one board member now under investigation for potential embezzlement, a Bridge investigation found.
Benefit talks for DCFC stadium need community volunteers
Detroit City FC is pursuing a $192 million project at the old Southwest Hospital site in Corktown.
Detroit startups can apply for a slice of new $700K grant program. What to know.
The new fund offers grants of $15,000 and $50,000 for startups to stay in Detroit and create jobs.
