Detroit Tigers starting rotation up in air for series against Kansas City Royals due to 'moving parts'
MINNEAPOLIS -- Brad Ausmus has not announced the starting rotation for the Detroit Tigers for their weekend series against the second-place Kansas City Royals. There's a good reason for that. Ausmus is not 100 percent sure what it will look like.
The Devil's in Detroit: Fiery Fuss Over Separation of (Satan's) Church and State
A new sect of Satanists in Detroit advocate for the placement of this statue of Baphomet alongside a Ten Commandments monument at the Oklahoma State Capitol. (Photo: The Satanic Temple Facebook page) There’s a fiery political fuss going on among metro ...
Where things stand with Detroit's bankruptcy plan
DETROIT — More than a year after Detroit filed for the largest public bankruptcy in U.S. history, a federal judge is hearing evidence on whether he should approve the city's plan to emerge from billions of dollars in debt. Here's a look at the past ...
Creditor Syncora reaches Detroit bankruptcy deal, issues apology
Detroit’s stiffest bankruptcy opponent reached a comprehensive settlement with the city and issued a formal apology today for accusing bankruptcy mediators of “naked favoritism” — a turn that places Detroit within a stone’s throw of achieving an ...
Detroit City Council to get first look at Red Wings arena
Detroit — Architectural drawings of the $450 million new home ice for the Detroit Red Wings to be unveiled this week show plans for a huge state-of-the-art entertainment venue in a walkable neighborhood. The new drawings will be revealed publicly at 5 p ...
Detroit Reaches Deal With Creditor, as Others Object to Bankruptcy Plans
DETROIT — As the city announced a final settlement on Monday with Syncora Guarantee, a creditor that had been one of its chief adversaries, other creditors pressed their opposition to Detroit’s plans to emerge from bankruptcy. “This is a big day for ...
Syncora Gets 13.7% in Detroit Bankruptcy Deal;FGIC Fights
Detroit creditor Syncora Guarantee Inc. (SYCRF) will recover about 14 percent on what it’s owed in a deal that includes $44.8 million in new debt, leaving bankruptcy holdout Financial Guaranty Insurance Co. the last major creditor opposing the city’s ...
