Detroit Bikes suspends production, but keeps hope alive
Detroit Bikes produced a retro-inspired commuter bike that retails for just $550.
‘My Father’s Eyes’: Still searching for them 31 years after he ended his life
“I never see his eyes, and it gets to me,” Tracey Morris writes.
Bidder must pay $1.8 million today to buy Packard Plant
Bill Hults already paid $200,000 in nonrefundable deposits for the 40-acre ruins.
Fire destroys another Heidelberg Project house installation
The “House of Soul” was adorned with vintage records and was a major installation at the Heidelberg Project.
Work of Resurrection: Rebuilding An Abandoned Church in Detroit
A self-described “street pastor,” Tina Powell proselytized “on the corner, in the club, in the trenches.” Now she’s found a new spiritual home.
Who is Malice Green? Too many people have forgotten in Detroit
The brutal beating of Malice Green drew national outrage in 1992.
‘What’s Going On?’ A Detroit voter’s frustrating experience
I’d try to insert my ballot, but the machine would push it back, returning the error message, “NO DATA AVAILABLE.”
Historic University Club comes down for liquor store or fast food in Detroit
City council refused to protect the building because of false beliefs that the social club was segregated.
Plan to rename Belle Isle after dating website is old PR trick
The extramarital dating site wants to post its slogan, “Life is short. Have an affair,” on the island.
Help empower Detroit students with visit to Harvard University
The harvest fair fundraiser offers a family-friendly environment later today with entertainment, hayrides, campfire readings and plenty more.