Midtown’s Cadillac Building Renovation Sparks New Life A landmark in Detroit’s vibrant Midtown, The Cadillac Building, is currently undergoing a significant renovation. This exciting development promises to breathe new life into one of the city’s historic structures, contributing to the ongoing revitalization of our beloved community. A Midtown Icon Reimagined Located prominently in the heart of Midtown, The Cadillac Building has long been a recognizable feature of Detroit’s evolving skyline. While specific details of its … Read More

Michigan Voting Bill Sparks Local Debate A bill recently passed by the Michigan House, House Bill 5984, proposes significant changes to how residents vote, particularly impacting photo identification requirements for in-person voting and the process for challenging absentee ballots. While proponents argue for enhanced election security, critics, including many voting rights advocates in Detroit, express concerns about potential voter suppression and increased hurdles for eligible residents. What House Bill 5984 Means for Voters Sponsored by … Read More

Red Wings Legend Vladimir Konstantinov Pleads Guilty to Tax Evasion Detroit hockey legend Vladimir Konstantinov, a beloved member of the Red Wings’ 1997 Stanley Cup championship team, has entered a guilty plea in a federal tax evasion case. This somber development sees “The Vladinator” admitting to charges of filing false tax returns in a South Florida federal court, marking a difficult chapter for a figure deeply embedded in the hearts of Detroit fans. A Detroit … Read More

Detroit Prepares for New Police Chief in 2024 Detroit is set for a significant leadership change within its police department as Chief James White announced his retirement, effective later this year. This transition marks the end of an impactful tenure and opens a new chapter for the Detroit Police Department (DPD), prompting anticipation across the city regarding who will lead its public safety efforts next. Chief White’s Legacy and Departure Chief James White, who took … Read More

Your Weekend Guide: Metro Detroit Fun (June 21-23) Get ready, Metro Detroit! The official start of summer truly kicks off this weekend, June 21-23, bringing a vibrant array of activities to our doorstep. From live music under the stars to community festivals, there’s no shortage of ways to enjoy everything our dynamic region has to offer. Music & Culture Festivities Across the Region This weekend promises a diverse soundscape for music lovers. Headlining is the … Read More

Iconic Lafayette Coney Island: For Sale A true cornerstone of Detroit’s culinary landscape, the legendary Lafayette Coney Island, is officially on the market. After generations of serving up its beloved chili dogs and unique diner experience, the Keros family is looking to pass the torch, marking a significant moment for the city and its cherished traditions. A Detroit Landmark Seeks New Ownership For over a century, Lafayette Coney Island has stood as a testament to … Read More

Detroit Council Approves $1.3B Budget for FY25 The Detroit City Council has officially passed its $1.3 billion municipal budget for the upcoming Fiscal Year 2025, which begins on July 1. This significant financial plan outlines how the city will allocate resources across various departments and services, directly impacting the quality of life and future development for residents across Detroit’s neighborhoods. Understanding the FY25 Budget On April 23, 2024, the Detroit City Council voted to approve … Read More