We spoke with Josh Elling, executive director of Jefferson East, Inc., about what affordability truly means in Detroit, what it will look like in Jefferson Chalmers, and why there is lingering anxiety about development.
The Three Thirteen, a streetwear line with a storefront on Jefferson Avenue, is opening a second, bigger location on Livernois in the Avenue of Fashion.
This past weekend, The Michigan Science Center celebrated three years of The STEMinista Project, an initiative to grow interest in STEM fields among young girls.
At the 2019 North American International Auto Show, Techstars Mobility announced it's becoming Techstars Detroit in a new partnership with Lear.
Milwaukee Junction was once home to numerous auto manufacturing facilities. Today, there are signs of a burgeoning commercial resurgence, suggesting a potential new era for an area rich in local history.
The Detroit school district is making big investments in chess, growing the number of teams and their access to tournaments in the belief that it will grow critical thinking skills and interest in STEM.
On Feb. 16, residents met at the Salvation Army on Conner Street to hear the final recommendations from the city on what they envision for Jefferson Chalmers, and what it's going to take to get there.
Innovative methods in growing and preserving Michigan food is boosting the local food economy -- and not just during traditional growing seasons.
With the Hyper platform, riders hail a ride on a mini-bus through their phones. The system then sends them on efficient routes to their destinations, while also picking up people along the way.
New mobility choices expand our options for getting around safely and efficiently. We take a look at how multimodal transportation has taken off in Detroit over the past decade.
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