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Affectionally known as “Papa Joe,” Zainea was a pillar of the community.

Enbridge’s proposed Line 5 oil tunnel beneath the Straits of Mackinac would permanently damage wetlands and harm an area of deep cultural and historical importance to Indigenous tribes, according to a new federal environmental review.

After doing business in Detroit’s North End neighborhood for more than six decades, Parks Old Style Bar-B-Que is closing its doors for good.

Aisha Farooqi, who is running for Congress in Michigan’s 11th District, explains why she supports major healthcare reform.

Former Detroit mayor Mike Duggan is refusing to say how he would handle federal immigration enforcement if elected governor, even as public opposition to Immigration and Customs Enforcement is surging nationwide.

An attorney for the tenants called the ruling “a major victory” for residents forced out of their homes.

The Puerto Rico rapper’s upcoming Super Bowl performance led conservatives to launch a shadow event dubbed “the All-American Halftime Show.” That’s un-American.

The show features 13 artists interpreting cards from the Minor Arcana, with work centered on healing and illuminating Brigid, the queer Celtic goddess of fire, poetry, and wisdom.

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“I could tell she was going to be a star,” says Chas Ray Krider, who photographed Dita Von Teese several times from 1998 through 2000. Krider will exhibit about 20 photos at the Dirty Show, the erotic art festival set at Detroit’s Russell Industrial Center.

A Livingston County man assaulted during a nationally televised confrontation with Pittsburgh Steelers wide receiver DK Metcalf at Ford Field in December filed a $100 million defamation lawsuit Tuesday against the star and his team.

No big surprise here: Snowy Michigan is home to many Team USA Winter Olympians this year.

Following a critical hearing that spanned more than two months a man who has already spent 15 years in prison for a murder he denies committing is waiting again.

U.S. Rep. Shri Thanedar announced plans to introduce articles of impeachment against Attorney General Pam Bondi, the latest in a string of impeachment efforts.

A woman whose family became homeless after an apartment fire in Farmington Hills one day before Easter last year has filed a lawsuit against her landlord and property managers, alleging long-standing safety failures and retaliation.

From the beginning of the night you knew this wasn’t going to be a typical George Clinton concert.

Fundraising committees tied to powerful Michigan Senate Democrats have poured nearly $70,000 into the race — not to oppose a Republican candidate, but to undermine a Democrat. Notably, a progressive Black Democrat running a skillful campaign.

A federal bankruptcy judge on Thursday stopped a fast-tracked auction of the historic Leland House in downtown Detroit, rejecting the building owner’s proposed sale and delivering a temporary win for displaced tenants.

In 'Capone of Cannabis,' entrepreneur Ryan Richmond recounts how law enforcement agencies and prosecutors across Michigan responded to marijuana legalization. An early pioneer in the industry, Richmond was harassed and ultimately sent to federal prison in West Virginia.

The National Shutdown Day movement calls for a widespread protest against the Trump administration’s immigration crackdown.

“These detention centers should not exist,” state Rep. Dylan Wegela said. “What we can do in Michigan is make it clear that ICE is not welcome here.”

The Detroit artist Tyree Guyton, whose colorful and controversial Heidelberg Project transformed entire blocks on the city’s east side into works of art, drawing both praise and critics, has earned the prestigious Kresge Eminent Artist award.

Mike Rogers, the Michigan Republican running for U.S. Senate, is again facing accusations that he’s more of a Florida resident than a Michigan one.

“We will not have a Detroit where a masked mob is afforded the opportunity to enforce the law with impunity,” Councilwoman Mary Waters says.

Sara Landry, Dom Dolla, The Dare, Boys Noize, and more join some 115 acts at Detroit’s Movement Music Festival.

Tenants at the historic Leland House in downtown Detroit are asking a federal bankruptcy judge to intervene as the troubled 20-story building heads toward a potential auction in early March.

In a guest essay, a Michigan cannabis farmer explains how proposed changes from the federal government could impact the industry.

The funky, out-of-this-world music of George Clinton is headed to the Detroit Opera House this Saturday.

“This case is about a betrayal of trust,” lawyers say. “It’s about a youth organization failing to enforce the safeguards it promised to families.

Detroit Lions’ Brock Wright and fiancée Carley Johnston are urging lawmakers to approve legislation that would ban painful experiments on dogs at taxpayer-funded institutions, joining a growing push that has already drawn support from Wright’s teammate Sam LaPorta.

Now that the nominations have been announced, let’s talk about them and what you should try to see before the big show.

Detroiter and nationally known cycling advocate Mark “Marco” Speeks bikes year-round, including frigid Michigan winters. It’s both a personal lifestyle and model for empowerment in his adopted hometown, he explains.

MOCAD will kick off its 20th anniversary year with three new exhibitions featuring works by notable Detroit-area artists.

“They will tell you they are keeping America safe, but they are ripping families apart.”

In honor of the U.S. 250th anniversary, historical documents will be exhibited at The Henry Ford museum.

A woman who answered the phone at the cemetery office declined to comment, saying, “We don’t communicate with the press.”

Pine Hall is set to open this spring at Detroit’s new tower, named after a popular restaurant inside the old J.L. Hudson’s Department store.

A fundraiser this Friday will raise money for displaced Leland House tenants who remain in limbo more than a month after a major electrical failure forced residents out of the storied downtown Detroit building.

As demand rises, Planned Parenthood of Michigan launched a vasectomy pilot program in Grand Rapids with plans to expand statewide.

‘The Bone Temple’ is not only a hugely satisfying film on its own terms, but it makes ’28 Years Later’ a more coherent (and satisfying) movie in desperate need of a final chapter.

A lawsuit alleging that workers working to clean up the May 2020 dam failures and flooding in the Midland area were put in unsafe conditions that led to a COVID-19 outbreak has been resolved through a confidential settlement.

Michigan’s cannabis industry is facing a sobering reckoning in 2026 that could have lasting ramifications for legal weed. The dream of a green rush has morphed into a cutthroat industry in which most businesses are fighting to survive.

Led by SheWolf’s Anthony Lombardo, the restaurant focuses on the cuisine of Sicily and other flavors of the Mediterranean.

The legal weed industry is facing a reckoning as businesses close, employees are laid off, and a new tax begins.

what if...and I'm just spitballing here...they taxed the ilitches and gilberts and marouns and their companies and the real estate speculators and like...idk...the rich??? instead of making groceries more expensive for some of the poorest people in the state when things are already unaffordable???

Two GoFundMe campaigns have so far raised more than $450,000 for 40-year-old TJ Sabula, who called the president a “pedophile protector.”

Detroiters already pay one of the highest tax rates in the state. Is the city ready for another tax hike?

The oldest brewery in the city says it is reconsidering its future after the thermal steam line that powered it was terminated.

Little Caesars teamed up with Detroit Lions wide receiver Amon-Ra St. Brown to promote its new $4.99 Detroit-Style Slices-N-Stix.