Detroit’s Crispiest: A Local Guide to Fried Chicken Detroit’s culinary landscape is as diverse and vibrant as its neighborhoods, and few dishes hold a place as cherished as fried chicken. From classic, no-frills joints to upscale eateries putting a modern spin on a timeless favorite, our city offers incredible crispy, juicy options perfect for any craving. Where Tradition Meets the Fryer For many Detroiters, fried chicken isn’t just a meal; it’s a memory, a taste … Read More

Federal Election Control Talk Hits Michigan Reports from February 2026 highlighted former President Trump’s suggestion for federal intervention in Michigan’s elections, a proposal swiftly met with firm opposition from Governor Gretchen Whitmer. This contentious discussion holds significant implications for how elections are managed across our state, including right here in Detroit. The Proposal: Federal Oversight for State Elections The suggestion from former President Trump called for the federal government to assume administration of elections in … Read More

Tigers Bullpen: Key Relievers Must Step Up by 2026 For the Detroit Tigers to truly contend for a World Series by 2026, consistent, high-leverage bullpen arms are non-negotiable. While the spotlight often shines on starting pitching and developing hitters, the performance of two specific middle-inning relievers will be critical in tightening up games and securing wins as the team’s competitive window opens wider. Their ability to deliver consistent outings will directly impact the team’s aspirations … Read More

Detroit Police Shooting: Bodycam Shifts Narrative Detroit is grappling with the aftermath of a recent police shooting where a Black woman was shot six times. This tragic event has sparked immediate outrage and concern, further intensified by a rapid reversal in the official narrative after critical body camera footage emerged. Our community watches closely as new details reshape understandings of the incident. Tragic Incident Unfolds in Detroit The incident began with a Detroit police officer … Read More

Detroit Senior’s New Car Nightmare: Seeking a Refund A 73-year-old Detroit senior, Yvonne Laster, is facing a frustrating dilemma after her brand-new 2023 Chevrolet Traverse, purchased for $44,000, repeatedly broke down within weeks of buying it. Stranded and without a reliable vehicle, she is demanding a refund from the dealership, feeling she’s “paying for something I don’t have.” This story highlights a serious issue for consumers, especially in our local community, about new vehicle reliability … Read More

Metro Detroit: Frigid Sunday Despite the Sun Get ready for a visually bright yet undeniably cold Sunday across Metro Detroit. While persistent sunshine will offer a welcome sight in the sky, don’t let its appearance deceive you – temperatures are locked into a frigid pattern throughout the entire region, making it crucial to bundle up and stay warm if you venture outdoors. Sunday’s Enduring Chill: What to Expect As Metro Detroiters wake up this Sunday, … Read More

Detroit’s Vault Transformed: Luxury Living Downtown Detroit, a city continuously reinventing itself, now offers an unparalleled living experience deeply embedded within its rich history. In a testament to innovative urban renewal, a historic bank vault in the heart of downtown has been meticulously transformed into a one-of-a-kind luxury apartment, seamlessly merging robust architectural heritage with contemporary comforts. A Glimpse into History: The Vault at Republic Plaza The location carries significant historical weight. This unique apartment … Read More