DETROIT (AP) -- Wayne State University plans to build an about $90 million biomedical research facility at the edge of its Detroit campus.
The Detroit Free Press reports Tuesday that the school hopes to use $30 million from the state along with its own money to renovate one building and tear down another.
The state says its share is included in a budget proposal from Gov. Rick Snyder, based on recommendations made during the previous administration. The Legislature still needs to approve the plan.
If funding is approved, demolition work could start this summer. Henry Ford Health System would move its bone and joint center and motion analysis lab to the site.
