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The FBI announcement that it found no evidence of missing Teamsters boss Jimmy Hoffa during a search of land under a New Jersey bridge is the latest development in a search that began when he disappeared in 1975

DETROIT — First lady Jill Biden and U.S. Secretary of Education Miguel Cardona paid a visit Thursday morning to students attending a Detroit Public Schools Community District summer learning program at the Schulze Academy for Technology and Arts.

DETROIT — For the inaugural Rocket Mortgage Classic, they got Dustin Johnson, who paused his hobnobbing at Kid Rock's place long enough to blow a tee shot out of bounds late in his round to miss the cut in 2019. The next year, there was Bryson DeChambeau, who turned Detroit…

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DETROIT — The Pistons are entering year two of their most promising rebuild in years and Troy Weaver's recent offseason moves have earned the franchise some high praise from a former NBA sharpshooter.

DETROIT — This NHL offseason promised to be wild and woolly and, so far, hasn't disappointed.

CHICAGO — Vacant and abandoned properties clustered on the Chicago’s South and West sides and southern suburbs have been a stubborn problem for decades. Every two years, the Cook County treasurer tries to return those properties to productive use during its biennial scavenger sale of delinquent taxes, often with little…

DETROIT — It took longer than expected but defenseman William Wallinder finally arrived in Detroit last week for the Red Wings' development camp.

Legacy Detroit automaker General Motors Company (NYSE: GM) has unveiled its latest electric vehicle model that will help the company in a transition to a deeper focus on the EV sector.

The Detroit Lions finished last in the NFL in ticket revenue for 2021 in data compiled by Sportico

DETROIT — The state has spent nearly $53 million since 2016 for both the prosecution and defense of Michigan's top officials in the Flint water criminal and civil litigation, with costs spanning four departments and at least 25 state employees, according to records obtained and reviewed by The Detroit News.