The event emphasizes the Greenway’s mission to promote wellness, equity, and community through year-round engagement. Since breaking ground in 2021, the Joe Louis Greenway has become a symbol of ...

Hope doesn’t cost a thing. Education often comes with a price that feels unreachable. Across Michigan, one form has continued to determine who gains access to the resources that make higher education ...

I listened to people share their dreams – many of which had been crushed, delayed, or deferred. I heard about their fears and the hopes that kept them going every single day. And everywhere I went, I ...

Registered Nurse and Health Coach Creates Natural Weight Loss Supplement Line, Helping Black Women Shed 2,000 Pounds ...

The view from the 16th floor of One Campus Martius says a lot about Detroit—its grit, its progress, and its unfinished business. But on this morning, the skyline was met with something even more ...

Every city has a heartbeat. For Detroit, that pulse reverberates from the corner where Woodward and Michigan Avenues meet—a place where memories are made, culture thrives, and resilience is on full ...

The Detroit Institute of Arts (DIA) proudly debuts the 88th Annual Detroit Public Schools Community District (DPSCD) Student Art Exhibition, a cherished tradition that celebrates the vision and talent ...

The NBA Playoffs are rolling into the Motor City, literally. Detroit will be the first stop on the NBA’s coast-to-coast “Road Trip to the Trophy” tour as the league brings a full-throttle postseason ...

Hope doesn't always wait for a headline. Sometimes it walks through Detroit’s streets, reinvests in its own people, and then ...

How racism fueled the Eaton Fire’s destruction in Altadena − a scholar explains why discrimination can raise fire risk for ...

The skies above Medbury Street will soon be filled with more than just spring sunshine. This April 19, Faith Xperience Church (FX Church) is set to dazzle Detroiters once again with one of the city’s ...

Federal funding reductions are knocking on Michigan’s door. The kind of reductions that don’t wait for cities to catch up. Decisions made in Washington are already setting off alarms for nonprofits, ...