To better understand what true community engagement is, we spoke with Detroit engagement professionals to learn their processes and find out how the city — developers, local government, and even community organizations — can do better by Detroiters.
The city of Detroit recently announced new guidelines for scooter companies that requires them to deploy in neighborhoods outside the urban core.
Rebel Cycle Studio, located on Detroit's near east side, bills itself as inclusive and aiming to "shatter perceptions of what healthy 'looks' like."
Mobility startups worldwide have even more incentive to test and deploy their technologies in Michigan with the announcement of a new grant program.
Baseball, martial arts, gymnastics, dance, and a renovated community center are just a few of the offerings when it comes to recreation and activity spaces for children in the Live6 area.
Through mobile farm stands, education programs, and creating a "food sovereign city," organizations in communities across Michigan are helping to close the gap when it comes to what we eat.
The greater Detroit area has been a hub for designing and building automobiles for decades, and the region is poised to continue to be an automotive hub into the future, even as the industry faces new challenges.
We spoke with Crimetown senior producer Drew Nelles about the podcast, possible solutions to crime and corruption, and what he learned during his time in the city.
We interviewed seven people who moved to Detroit from out of state less than three years ago to find out why they moved and what they think of their new home.
The 2018 Entrepreneur of the Year is Nailah Ellis-Brown, founder of Ellis Island Tea. The maker of Jamaican hibiscus bottled tea, Ellis-Brown has grown her brand from its 2008 roots to now being sold in more than 1,500 stores nationwide.
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