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Today, we're learning about the massive capital investments heading to Detroit's East Side — specifically around Gratiot, 7 Mile, and Denby-Whittier. To do it, Norris Howard and I sit down at our TechTown studio with Kala Gibson, Chief Corporate Responsibility Officer for Fifth Third Bank. Kala shares his

All the details on the millage proposal to support the Charles H. Wright Museum of African American History, the Detroit Historical Society, and local museums in Oakland and Wayne counties.

Norris and I sit down with Edmund Gray, CEO of Kissmet Music Group, for a conversation that I found fascinating in the context of today's fast-changing world. Edmund is the creator behind Zhaion, an AI-hybrid R&B project grounded right here in Detroit, complete with a promotion

The Michelin Guide is bringing its Great Lakes ceremony to Detroit next April, and people have a lot of questions. What does a Michelin presence actually mean for our local food scene? How do diners, chefs, and journalists navigate the hype? To break it down, Detroit News restaurant critic Melody

"Fifth Third Park" Is A Foul Choice Of A Ballpark Name

Today's evening edition is in two parts, like two slices of bread.

The RenCen was built for a world, and a way we used to approach cities, that simply no longer exists. We unpack the math, demolition mechanics, and new vision for Michigan's tallest complex.

What to know before you go to Elmwood Alight, plus a photo walk through the art and history

PLUS: The end of the line for a Detroit-based salad company, a new coffee spot, and a five-meatloaf lineup lands in Berkley.

A sandwich tip near the Masonic, a documentary on Detroit's newspapers, plus a new chapter for an old factory