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Business•Special Reports
Rebuilding Detroit: Latino businesses feel the sting of increased border patrol
Stories of border patrol officers picking up illegal immigrants from stores and restaurants have become increasingly common—and businesses are starting to feel the impact.
Business•Special Reports
Rebuilding Detroit: A booming TechTown
A 100,000 square foot technology park and business incubator brings entrepreneurs from across southeast Michigan.
Features•Multimedia•Slideshows
Rebuilding Detroit: Winning sports teams inject joy and pride
“There’s a real buzz going on in the city.”
News•Special Reports
Rebuilding Detroit: The battle against illiteracy takes a blow
Six out of 23 public libraries are slated to close.
Business•News•Special Reports
Rebuilding Detroit: Mexicantown’s mom and pop stores struggle
An increase in population hasn't translated to an increase in business.
News
Rebuilding Detroit: Demolishing abandon homes not the answer for many
A growing number of residents want abandon homes given away instead of leveled.
News•Special Reports•Video
Rebuilding Detroit: Number of homicides are growing
Homicide rate is up 19.7%. since 2010.
News•Special Reports
Rebuilding Detroit: Underperforming schools reopen as charter schools
City plan calls for 45 charter schools, so far five have opened.
News•Special Reports
Rebuilding Detroit: Urban Farms heading towards legalization
City ordinances on the horizon would lay groundwork on how farms operate.
News•Special Reports
Rebuilding Detroit: Obama says, “Yes, we can”
Pavement Pieces looks at a city's fight to come back and the issues that get in its way