Detroit ― The effort to identify how many Detroit home demolition sites may contain toxic dirt has grown in size and cost. Initially, the number of sites to be tested for toxic dirt was around 420, ...

This represents a fraction of the millions of dollars under consideration by the city’s legislative body for a broader analysis and backfill remediation stemming from work performed by the demolition ...

Contaminated dirt is once again a problem in Detroit's demolition program, with testing underway at more than 500 sites connected to a demolition contractor and a city-approved dirt supplier. Gayanga ...

Detroit-based demolition contractor Gayanga Co. announced it is shutting down on May 7. The company was previously suspended by the city for allegedly using contaminated dirt to backfill properties.

Detroit City Council wants more answers before approving a $3.5 million contract to investigate hundreds of sites that may be ...

On one side, a demolition company. On the other side, the city of Detroit. And at the heart of a $100 million lawsuit the ...

The ex-mayor says Michigan voters aren't thinking about Detroit dirt as cleanup costs rise and the FBI takes over a criminal ...