NYT reporter ‘deeply regrets’ omitting black Detroiters from story
“Only realizing now that none of those businesses were black-owned and I deeply regret the omission!” the reporter tweeted.
Lens on Detroit: Historic Second Ave. undergoes transformation in Cass Corridor
Beginning next week, Second Avenue in the Cass Corridor and Midtown will become a two-way street, a sign of the incredible decline of the street since the 1930s.
88 ideas to enhance Detroit with art
The Knight Foundation plans to award the top art projects with money as part of a multi-million-dollar investment in Detroit.
Attendees of men’s rights conference angry over changed location in Detroit
Organizers are dismissive about complaints and told a would-be attendee, “Go fuck yourself.”
The Jacksons bring back hits, memories of Michael to Motown
Much of the crowd was on its feet for the songs, and tributes to their late brother and Jackson 5 frontman Michael were found across the venue.
Vacant CPA Building in Detroit’s Corktown sells for $900,000
The six-story building along Michigan Avenue is considered a key piece to the continuing revitalization of Corktown.
Odd twist: Controversial men’s rights conference in Detroit moves to suburban VFW hall
A spokeswoman for the event called the protesters “Wayne State cunts.”
Controversial men’s rights conference canceled at DoubleTree in downtown Detroit
A controversial conference for a men’s rights group in Detroit appears to be in jeopardy after a fallout with downtown’s Hilton DoubleTree, which planned to host the event from June 26-28.
New life for Detroit’s train station? Billionaire Moroun pledges more rehab
Billionaire Matty Moroun has pledged for years to clean up the Michigan Central Station, one of Detroit’s most iconic symbols of decay.
Lens on Detroit: Controversial men’s rights group draws protest
Dozens of protesters converged on a downtown Detroit hotel on Saturday to protest an upcoming conference for a controversial men’s rights group.