The eight-week, tuition-free course is sponsored by Facebook and will teach students a variety of coding languages, like HTML5/CSS3 and JavaSript, along with job assistance training.
The corner where the 1967 Detroit rebellion began, 12th and Clairmont, has been completely empty for decades. But an estimated $12 million development deal might change that.
Presented by Keep Growing Detroit and taking place August 2, patrons can take bus and bike tours organized by theme and location.
This July 23 will mark the 50th anniversary of the 1967 riots (or rebellion) in Detroit. To help readers engage with the momentous events during the summer of '67, here's a mini-roundup of the ways it's being thought about across the city.
"State of Play" contains some alarming regional deficiencies, but also presents opportunities that the region can pursue for improvement in youth sports.
NextChallenge: Smart Cities will award $100,00 in grants to winners who propose solutions in the categories of parking, mobility, infrastructure, and buildings, with an emphasis on integrated, data-driven approaches.
American cities are trying to be the country's hub for autonomous vehicles, according to a recent article in the Detroit Free Press.
While the sale still needs to be approved by the Conrail board and Detroit City Council, construction preparation could begin as early as this fall.
Of all the strange new housing being built in the city, perhaps none is stranger than the quonset hut.
A new real estate program looks to give residents the information they need to invest in property.
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