Detroit’s new bike-sharing system, MoGo, to launch this month
The system will have 430 bikes at 43 stations throughout the city. Passes, which range from daily ($8) to annual ($80), can be purchased online, through the Transit App, or at stations.
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Check out this Cleveland skyscraper with Detroit connections
Cleveland building with Quicken Loans as tenant and redesign by a Detroit firm has space to lease.
Local media outlet to explore impact of neighborhood redevelopments
TheHUB Detroit, a magazine that focuses on Detroit's neighborhoods, launched a year-long in-depth report on neighborhood-specific investments.
City partners with Detroit hospitals to train and provide jobs to 240 Detroiters
As part of Mayor Mike Duggan's Detroit at Work initiative, the city's three hospitals have partnered with the city to provide job training for entry-level positions in the healthcare industry.
Grand Circus offers scholarships to coding bootcamp valued at $8,500
Grand Circus's "Develop the Mitten" coding scholarship will be given to two Michigan residents interested in becoming web developers.
Crowdfunding platform ioby to host first convening in Detroit
ioby's event will bring together residents to explore issues and share ideas to "build and maintain better and more equitable public spaces in Detroit."
Massive Herman Kiefer development progressing
Just because no shovels have hit the dirt, that doesn't mean there hasn't been progress at the vacant Herman Kiefer Hospital complex development near Detroit's Boston Edison neighborhood.
Two years in, city declares Improve Detroit app a success
The city of Detroit has been trying to improve the way it handles neighborhood issues, like potholes and fallen tree removal. That's why two years ago it created the appropriately named Improve Detroit app.
City of Detroit puts out RFP for affordable housing redevelopment in Banglatown
Curbed Detroit reports that the city of Detroit put out an RFP for a vacant Catholic school in Banglatown.
Cobo Center recognized for meeting green venue standard
The Cobo Center has once again met ASTM International's Venue Standard, which grades venues on such criteria as staff management and communications, as well as waste management and energy use.
