DETROIT - Five years after Detroit filed the largest municipal bankruptcy in U.S. history, restructuring its obligations in the face of nearly $18 billion in debts, the city's economic recovery is starting to pick up momentum through efforts to fill vacant homes and rebuild the once-desolate downtown area.
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