Heidelberg Project holds another fundraiser because of ‘uphill battle’ after fires
The nonprofit collected more than $50,000 for security last year, but that wasn’t enough.
Punk rock is dead? Not in Detroit. Trumbullplex helps keep genre alive
Although bands such as Death, MC5 and The Stooges rocked out a few generations ago, there is still a bevy of power chords and in-your-face punk rock hiding in small gatherings around the city.
Detroit’s first black hospital hits tax auction with $3,800 starting bid
The beautiful Romanesque Revival home is just three blocks east of the Detroit Institute of Arts.
33 photos from festive Dally in the Alley in Cass Corridor
Thousands turned out for the 37th annual event in Detroit for music on four stages and dozens of vendors.
Music review: Local bands impress at Dally in the Alley
The Cass Corridor event featured immensely skilled musical acts.
Thousands evacuated from Dally in the Alley after transformer explodes
Firefighters were worried about the live wires dangling over the heads of festival-goers.
3 Heidelberg Project properties are up for auction because of tax delinquencies
Losing the three properties could break up significant sections of the project.
Signs of hope emerge at last minute for Brewster-Wheeler Recreation Center
As threats of demolition loom over the long-abandoned recreation center, the city suddenly is sprucing up the building.
Political hip-hop crew The Coup brings energy to Magic Stick in Detroit
The group is led by the rhapsodic and rebellious singer Boots Riley, who was born in Chicago but lived in Detroit until he was 6.
Photographer exhibiting beautiful, hopeful images of Brush Park on Saturday
Diane Weiss, a Detroit Free Press photographer, has spent years documenting her Brush Park neighborhood in Detroit.