Another in a series of firsts for the administration of Mayor Duggan, the city of Detroit has established an Office of Sustainability, and named Joel Howrani Heeres as its director.
Since 2014, Write a House has given away four rehabbed Detroit homes to writers. But because of the city's changing real estate market, they're transitioning to a rental model—which will hopefully mean even more writers in Detroit.
DCFC has been one of the great American success stories in both amateur sports and soccer. Now they're exploring a jump to professional status.
Be your own boss, work from home, skip the commute—it's the fantasy of many an office drone. But can you survive doing it? Patrick Dunn tells us the story of a few Metro Detroiters who are living the dream.
As part of the UNESCO City of Design designation, a team of Detroit designers curated an exhibition for the city's entry in the festival in Saint-Étienne, France. The result is "Footwork: The Choreography of Collaboration."
The DCDC has been named the 2017 winner of the American Institute of Architects’ prestigious Whitney M. Young Jr. Award.
The concluding installment of our Politicians of Color series features a variety of local elected officials, ranging from Washtenaw County commissioner Alicia Ping to Detroit district court judge Larry Williams.
The City of Detroit has been named Guest of Honor for the festival, which has invited three Detroit-based design groups to showcase their works and their city to international audiences.
The Detroit-based Huron Capital Partners closed its private equity fund $50 million over its target goal and three months after marketing efforts began.
A couple of local comedians have co-created a Comedy Central show set to debut on Feb. 7.
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