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Saving Detroit: New manager targets 'greatest turnaround' in US history

Michigan's governor has tabbed a bankruptcy lawyer to serve as the emergency manager for Detroit's financial crisis. He hopes to avoid bankruptcy, but wouldn't rule it out.

Debt-laden Detroit makes one last bid to avert fiscal takeover by state

Kwame Kilpatrick guilty: For destitute Detroit, downfall of ex-mayor complete

Who will take on job of fixing Detroit's finances?

Detroit emergency declared. Can intervention turn around the city’s finances?

Change Agent In Detroit, a nonprofit fights urban blight

Detroit mayor points to 'signs of hope and possibilities'

Detroit bankruptcy: City 'teetering on the edge' of financial crisis

Jim Boeheim joins college basketball’s exclusive 900-wins fraternity

Detroit mayor announces furloughs to avoid bankruptcy

Will Detroit run out of cash?

Detroit, a city still on the rebound, hosts World Series

For rebuilding Detroit, Kwame Kilpatrick trial brings back bad memories

Michigan set to step in as Detroit nears financial collapse

Detroit and Michigan come to terms on bailout, averting bankruptcy

Detroit nears deal to avert bankruptcy, but is it a state takeover?

Detroit teeters on brink of bankruptcy as state takeover looms

Michigan delivers ultimatum on Detroit finances

Mayor's last-ditch effort to save Detroit would privatize 88,000 streetlights

Banks bulldoze houses, despite millions being homeless

Detroit survival plan would cut services to some residents, but not all

In Pictures Detroit retooled

Detroit fights back against plummeting population

Robocop statue in Detroit: fans keep debate going

Robocop statue plan nixed by Detroit mayor