City of Detroit enters Phase 3 of road closures ahead of 2024 NFL Draft
Phase 3 of NFL Draft-related road closures started Monday, April 15.
Detroit-based nonprofit celebrates first Black male graduate, works toward graduating more
Nonprofit Detroit Forward is partnering with Southern New Hampshire University and career industries to offer degrees and certifications.
Detroit Roller Derby duo on a mission to make sport more accessible
Marijayne Renny wants the sport to be accessible to everybody too, especially in the Detroit area.
Metro Detroit woman launches wardrobe app, credits Detroit-based tech group for helping
An organization in Detroit is working to promote diversity and inclusion in technology.
"Diarra from Detroit" credits city for inspiring new series
This year's 313 Day was extra special for Detroit native Diarra Kilpatrick.
A million books, a million to go: An inside look at John K. King Used and Rare Books
John K. King first started selling books in 1965 out of the trunk of his car.
Grocery price hikes prompt families to find creative ways to save
Despite hunting down the best deals, big grocery bills due to inflation are affecting a lot of households.
Detroit Institute of Arts celebrates pioneers of Black cinema
As you journey through this exhibit, you see the struggle rarely stops the artist, just as oppression hasn't stopped Black people from doing, creating and making history.
Michigan State professor recounts chilling details of mass shooting one year ago
Although Diaz-Munoz was never hit by a bullet, the image of his students wounded and crying out for help is one he says he'll never forget.
Detroit group battling blight for nearly 35 years reflects on past, celebrates future
Blight Busters has so much history on the city's northwest side.
Saving for Frugal February. The month of financial rest explained
Instead of bypassing alcohol as many Americans did with Dry January, it's time to ditch dining out and usher in Frugal February.
Career and technical education helps bridge gap between classroom and career
CTE programs work to bridge the gap between classroom learning and workforce demands.
Owners of only Black-owned gym in Pontiac on a mission to shift mindsets, cultivate a healthier community
Russell and his wife, Kolby, are the proud owners of an Anytime Fitness, the world's largest fitness franchise.
Detroit native overcomes homelessness, launches business helping employ thousands
Do you ever leave your trash behind after watching a game at Ford Field?
Trial of Jennifer Crumbley, mother of Oxford High School shooter, continues with third day of testimony
The trial of Jennifer Crumbley, the mother of the Oxford High School shooter, continued Monday with the third day of testimony.