Detroit’s legacy of freedom fighting stretches through every block, pulpit, and ballot box. The NAACP Detroit Branch’s 70th Annual Fight For Freedom Fund Dinner is rooted in that same tradition—an ...

On May 29, the U.S. Department of Labor began what it called a “phased pause” of the Job Corps program, a federally funded workforce training initiative that for decades has served as a pipeline out ...

Four time Grammy winner, The Weeknd, graced the city of Detroit with a two night concert as part of his ‘After Hours Til Dawn’ Tour at Detroit’s Ford Field during Memorial Day weekend. Despite several ...

Crowdfunding Launches for Abby’s Art Park to Transform Vacant Lot into Inclusive Cultural Oasis in Detroit’s North End ...

A bipartisan group of Michigan senators introduced an 11-bill package designed to create a baseline of policing policies ...

At Marygrove on Sunday afternoon, that purpose came to life. The 2025 SWAG Awards celebrated 15 graduating seniors with ...

Mackinac Policy Conference brought together Michigan’s top voices—and we captured the conversations that matter most.

A nearly 180-room hotel, NoMad Detroit will occupy the top five floors of The Station at Michigan Central, an ambitious 30-acre tech and cultural hub in Corktown. The hotel will also include 30 suites ...

While most middle schoolers are kicking off their summer break with trips to the pool or video games, 12-year-old Kyler ...

In the 1950s and 1960s, housing and urban inequality were at the center of national politics. American cities were grappling ...

The 1965 Immigration Act also exemplifies DEI’s impact. It abolished racial and national quotas, enabling the immigration of more diverse populations, including from Asia, Africa, southern and eastern ...