In a statement following the meeting, Detroit Thermal spokesperson Harvey Hollins III expressed gratitude for the commission’s approval of the steam line plan.

Detroit Thermal’s high-pressure steam would slice through a playground and endanger children and the historic character of the area, residents say ...

Detroit Thermal is seeking to reassure Lafayette Park residents that its plan to connect steam heat to a high-rise apartment building won’t damage the neighborhood’s historic character or pose ...

Detroit Thermal, which provides heating and cooling to buildings through an underground network, plans to upgrade and reconnect a steam line to the 1300 Lafayette East Cooperative.

Residents in Lafayette Park filed a lawsuit against utility company Detroit Thermal over its controversial plans to build a steam heat network.

A judge has extended a temporary restraining order blocking Detroit Thermal from installing an underground steam heating system that would provide heat to residents at 1300 Lafayette East Co-op.

Detroit Thermal hits back in court, seeking to dissolve a restraining order, which is preventing it from working on an underground steam network.

Many residents in a Detroit neighborhood have been frustrated for months over the controversial plans surrounding Detroit Thermal's plan to dig in their neighborhood to expand its steam vents.

Detroit Thermal originally planned to place a stack in the playground area at Lafayette Park but now says no stacks will be place in the playground at all.

Wayne County Circuit Court issues order against Detroit Thermal, temporarily barring the private company from steam project work in Lafayette Park.