Shinola expands in Detroit with leather manufacturing, second watch assembly line
Two years ago, Shinola had just six employees. Today it has 247, most of whom are in Detroit.
Federal investigators captured video of latest arson at Heidelberg Project
Although the nonprofit said its lone camera was destroyed in an arson, investigators set up hidden surveillance at the outdoor art project.
23 images of downtown Detroit’s mural-splashed parking garage
“The Z” is a behemoth, mural-splashed, 10-floor parking garage that can accommodate 1,300 vehicles in downtown Detroit.
Free Press’ Stephen Henderson wins Pulitzer Prize for commentary on Detroit
Henderson’s commentary was compassionate and insightful but held no punches when it came to calling out inadequate leadership in the city where he grew up.
How Gov. Snyder henchman became influential figure in Detroit’s bankruptcy
Bill Nowling, who has attacked affirmative action, labor unions, gay marriage and the ‘liberal media,’ has far more power than a typical spokesman.
Renovated Redford Theatre is rare gem offering classic films for just $5
The fanciful auditorium is like a Japanese garden, with gold walls, colorful Asian murals and a deep blue ceiling sprinkled with stars.
Feds, police search for ‘Russian military doctor’ kidnapped, stabbed in Detroit
The man called from a satellite phone and said he was a Russian military doctor and lieutenant in the Russian Army.
Store near Wayne State University campus sells crack pipes disguised as pens
For less than $3, I walked out of a store surrounded by Wayne State University campus with a glass crack pipe.
Police Chief Craig betrays no-snitching culture by calling FBI. Why didn’t Rev. Sheffield?
The Rev. Horace Sheffield III, who is running for Congress, said he wishes he had kept his mouth shut.
Detroit at night: Exploring dark neighborhoods, downtown’s bright lights (photos)
From downtown’s beautiful bright lights to the darkened neighborhoods, Detroit is a different city at night.