The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, or the Mormon Church, is building two new churches. One, in North Corktown (pictured), will likely be completed in November, while the […]
In its annual rankings of how well singles cities fare in 40 metropolises, Detroit came out twenty-first.
Yup, it's Labor Day in Detroit. A signal that the summer is almost gone, kids are heading back to school, but fun is still on the agenda.
Live deeply, creative people. Follow your passions and do it in Detroit, where any kind of art scene can be built and sustained, says critic Rebecca Mazzei.
Mike Lydon, an urban planner with Duany Plater-Zyberk and Co. a highly-regarded firm located in Miami, recounts his longtime curiosity with Detroit and his observations about several visits over the years.
Detroit, as the nation's fifth-largest gaming market, is poised to increase its market share significantly with the addition of 1,200 casino hotel rooms.
He's a worldbeat drummer with a collection of over 100 percussion instruments. He lives in a Corktown building. Meet Detroit musician and collector Mark Sawasky.
Nick Sousanis has done the city a service by compiling short histories of some of Detroit's art galleries. Fascinating read.
Crain's Detroit Business has published an extremely comprehensive guide to living and investing in the D, including a slide show, views into two days of five households' lives and much, much more.
The Chicago Tribune touts greater downtown Detroit as a place worth visiting and name-checks several of its attractions, like Nemo's, the Whitney, Roma Cafe and Coach Insignia.
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