A judge has dismissed a lawsuit against Plymouth Township regarding failed plans to relocate Northville Downs to the community.

A lawsuit has been filed over the handling of the Northville Downs redevelopment project as residents express concerns over the environmental impacts.

Oil from a 55-gallon drum spilled into the Rouge River during the demolition of a building at Northville Downs, according to city officials.

A major redevelopment project at the former Northville Downs horse racing site broke ground on Monday.

More controversy surrounds Northville Downs and its plans to relocate to Plymouth Township.

The last horse racing track in Michigan closed after an 80-year run.

Time to giddy up as the horse races at Northville Downs starts this month.

Northville Downs, the last horse racing venue in Michigan, is proposing a new facility in Plymouth Township.

An $11.4 million development plan was approved for the Northville Downs horse racing track in Wayne County.

As residents voice concerns over the redevelopment proposal, it has been a years-long debate about what to do with the Northville Downs site.

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While there’s been some pushback from previous plans, the city of Northville has a new proposed plan to share with residents.

NORTHVILLE, Mich. – Northville Downs horse racetrack announced that a long-term lease has been signed and it will continue to operate at its current location in Northville through 2024. Live racing starts on March 20 at 7:30 p.m. and will continue every Friday and Saturday through June 20. Northville Downs, located at the corner of 7 Mile Road and Sheldon Road, has been open for more than 100 years. In 2018, it was announced that the racing track would be sold and redeveloped into apartments and homes.