There’s a way the Detroit Police Athletic League can have the program it wants at the site of the old Tiger Stadium without creating so much antagonism with its bullheaded plan to cover up the historic field with artificial turf.
When the power structure in Detroit closes ranks, reporters are expected to keep quiet and toe the line.
No area of Detroit is changing as rapidly as the Cass Corridor.
Those close to King noticed that his normally steady hands were shaking. His forehead glistened in sweat.
Drew Sharp continues to write for the Free Press, even amid strong allegations that he lifted a story from a local sports blog.
About a dozen vintage cars, mostly Jaguars, were lined up in the Cass Corridor today on their way to a junkyard.
The Free Press offered to pay the original reporter “for his unintended contributions to Sharp’s story.”
The copper-crowned, ornamental skyscraper offers a breathtaking view of downtown Detroit.
The video includes music from a Grateful Dead performance at the theater in 1971.
Goodbye, Eastown Theatre.