Gen Z is next up
Over the past two decades, Anthony Thompson has become one of Detroit’s best-known entertainment professionals. Now he's passing his knowledge of the business on to the next generation.
Organizations distributed $63 million for Detroit home repairs in 2024, new study says
Thirty community organizations distributed funds for home repairs across the city last year, helping Detroit homeowners maintain safe, healthy homes. Results of a new study will help organizations articulate their impact to funders, potentially leading to greater support for home repair programs.
In the news: Filmmakers wanted, bagels on the move, a challah bake, and a YouTuber’s visit
News for filmmakers from BridgeDetroit, for bagel lover from Axios, for holiday traditionalists from the Detroit Jewish News, and a YouTuber enjoys a festive downtown.
News in brief: Money for the arts, free ride milestone, sculptor needed
More than $11 million in multi-year general support will be awarded to local arts organizations to strengthen Southeast Michigan’s cultural landscape. And more news in brief.
From 3D-printed homes to ‘pocket neighborhood’: New approaches to affordable housing in Metro Detroit
Across the Metro Detroit area, innovators are finding new ways to develop the affordable housing that the community desperately needs.
Southwestern Detroit says goodbye to champion for people in need
Jim Tuman recently passed away, leaving behind a legacy of kindness, philanthropy, and outreach.
Partner Partner Content Celebrate Your Financial New Year: A Q&A With Chase’s Detroit Community Manager
As 2025 draws to a close, it’s a great time to reflect on the year and set yourself up for success in 2026.
Mapping Detroit: Most Common Dog Names
The vast majority of Detroit’s canines live comfortably as beloved, integrated family pets in households across every neighborhood.
Duggan marks end of 12-year tenure with Detroit’s comeback story — and a look ahead
Mayor Mike Duggan used his final appearance before the Detroit Economic Club on Monday to reflect on his 12-year tenure, highlighting Detroit’s steady turnaround from bankruptcy to national spotlight as he prepares to leave office — and signals a possible run for governor.
Mayor-elect Mary Sheffield: A night out with her new constituents and a wedding over the weekend
Roughly 50 attendees had small group discussions on advancing the pillars of Mary Sheffield’s agenda: Public safety, transportation, affordable housing, home ownership, restoring neighborhoods, social services, economic empowerment and quality education.
