Development stories in Detroit

NASA is ramping up efforts to establish a moon base and return astronauts to the lunar surface, with Artemis III set for launch next summer. Administrator Jared Isaacman emphasized the urgency reminiscent of the Apollo era, aiming for a moon landing by 2028.

The former home of J.L. Hudson in Brush Park, Detroit, is on the market for nearly $2 million. This historic mansion, built in 1872, features 11 bedrooms and can serve as a residence or office space.

A drone hit and sank a cargo vessel in the Black Sea on Friday, killing one crew member and leaving three missing, officials said, in the latest attack on commercial shipping in the region that has raised fears of an escalation in Russia's war against Ukraine. Romanian naval authorities said that a

PORT HURON, MI -- Multiple streets in downtown Port Huron will close for President Donald Trump’s visit on Sunday, Oct. 25.

The Trump administration announced that construction on a 250-foot triumphal arch in Washington, D.C. could begin shortly after the midterm elections. The project has faced legal challenges from veterans and preservationists who argue it disrupts the solemnity of Arlington National Cemetery.

Construction underway on Related Digital's hyperscale data center in Saline Township, Michigan. June 20, 2026. | Photo by Jon King/Michigan AdvanceOn Wednesday, the Michigan Department of Environment, Great Lakes and Energy took questions and heard concerns from residents of Saline Township and comm

Closing arguments are scheduled for Thursday in the trial of a man accused of killing a North Carolina college student 14 years ago.Faith Hedgepeth was a 19-year-old sophomore at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill when she was beaten to death in her off-campus apartment in September 201

Billionaire Dan Gilbert has pledged $1 billion for the redevelopment of Detroit's Renaissance Center, aiming to breathe new life into the iconic site. The project, which could total $2.2 billion with contributions from General Motors, is expected to create thousands of local jobs and enhance the riverfront experience for residents.

The Detroit community is raising concerns about public ownership plans related to the redevelopment of the RenCen. Discussions are ongoing regarding funding for affordable housing and ensuring local residents are prioritized in the riverfront transformation.

Residents are discussing the implications of Dan Gilbert's $1 billion pledge for the Renaissance Center redevelopment, focusing on affordable housing and community benefits. Questions arise about the transparency and true public ownership of the project.

Instructor Jeff Karnes teaches plumbing construction techniques at St. Philip's College in San Antonio, Texas, in September 2026. A shortage of skilled workers is one reason housing construction is down. (Photo courtesy of St. Philip’s College)Single-family home completions remain stuck at early pan

Metro Detroit is experiencing a significant building boom, with major developments on the horizon. FOX 2's Ronia Shamona discusses insights from Ben Breen of the Project Management Institute regarding the city's future projects.

Dan Gilbert has announced a $1 billion investment to redevelop the Renaissance Center and the East Riverfront in Detroit. This initiative aims to create a nonprofit that will manage the redevelopment, with no profits going to Gilbert or his companies.

The recent grand reopening of Casa del Rey after a $19.5 million renovation emphasized Pontiac entrepreneurs.

Residents of Inkster voiced strong opposition to a proposed data center, leading the City Council to decline approval of the project. Concerns included environmental impacts and a desire for different businesses in the area.

A proposed 40,000 square foot data center in Inkster has faced significant opposition from local residents, leading city officials to reject the plan after a heated meeting. The project, aimed at transforming a vacant building, was met with strong community backlash.

Dan Gilbert has pledged $1 billion to create a nonprofit aimed at redeveloping the Renaissance Center and East Riverfront. This initiative is expected to transform the area into a vibrant community hub with housing, entertainment, and job opportunities.

Dan Gilbert, founder of Bedrock, has pledged $1 billion to establish a nonprofit aimed at redeveloping the Renaissance Center and the surrounding east riverfront. The initiative will focus on social betterment, creating jobs, affordable housing, and public spaces.

Jeff Swayze, a mental health counselor and registered New Hampshire guide, stands in a stream bed along the Wheeler Brook trail in Maine. The area is currently protected from development by the federal roadless rule. (Photo by Kaitlyn Budion/Maine Morning Star) Stories From The State

Michigan increased its supply of certified recovery housing space from 379 beds in 2017 to 2,476 beds in 2024.

The Monroe Streetscape Project in Greektown has officially been unveiled, transforming the area into a more pedestrian-friendly space. Detroit Mayor Mary Sheffield and local business owners celebrated the completion of the $20 million project, which aims to boost local businesses and improve community experience.

A traveler confronted an apartment building receptionist after discovering she had allegedly eaten his DoorDash order while he slept.

Sterling Heights marked the completion of two corridor-enhancement projects along Van Dyke Road during ribbon-cutting ceremonies Monday, Oct. 12, highlighting the city’s investment in environmental sustainability and public art.

Qatar has pledged to assist Lebanon in reviving its economy, focusing on the electricity sector and reconstruction efforts in the south. This support includes funding a solar power project in collaboration with TotalEnergies, aiming to alleviate Lebanon's financial crisis.