Concert Of Colors Brings New Tunes To Detroit
The Concert of Colors will celebrate its 20th anniversary this weekend in Detroit's Midtown with performances from more than 60 eccentric artists
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The Concert of Colors will celebrate its 20th anniversary this weekend in Detroit's Midtown with performances from more than 60 eccentric artists
The Detroit Paradise Valley Music Festival will bring back some of the magic of an entertainment and business district from the city's past.
Brown believes the Regents were informed about the DUI before she was hired, and they kept it under wraps from the public and the search committee.
A South Lyon cider mill says this year's wild weather has devastated their fruit crop and for the first time in 100 years, the orchard's fall festivities are in jeopardy.
Hyundai North America CEO John Krafcik is raising some concerns about rising incentives.
As unpopular as the thought may be at this stage of the 2012 election process, having a female on the ticket may still be something America is not ready for.
Ford upgrades the interior and updates the exterior of its large crossover.
"We tried to get the city to reason on over a half-dozen occasions, we asked them to dismiss the case, we said 'We'll absorb out attorney fees, just dismiss the case.' The city chose to go forward anyway," Makowski said.
The Democratic National Committee will hold a Platform Committee meeting next month in Detroit, a major stop on the road to party's convention in September.
Police in Royal Oak and Berkley are investigating criminal sexual incidents that might be related.
A young man has turned the back of his pickup truck into a "movie theatre," popping up each Friday in Hazel Park so residents can take a break from real life and watch a drive-in movie for free.
Dr. Donald Dossey, a psychotherapist, says 8 percent of Americans -- or 21 million total -- are afraid of Friday the 13th.
When presenting sponsor Chrysler bowed out, some questioned if there would be a 103rd running of the oldest active trophy in motorsports, the APBA Gold Cup, but leaders of the Detroit Yacht Club are ensuring the tradition continues.
Police are looking for a man who walked into a gas station in Commerce Township, pointed a gun at the clerk and demanded money.