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Video Reader Op-Ed: The Wayne County Jail Deal Just Isn't Good Enough
As Wayne County’s decision on the jail project approaches, I penned the following as a response to John Gallagher’
Video Their Charter School Was In Debt, So Teachers Won't Get Paid
Furious teachers at a recently shuttered Detroit charter school were notified Wednesday that they won’t be paid thousands of
Video Fore! MGM Grand Detroit To Install New Swing Suite
Earlier we brought you word that plans are underway to build a Topgolf built in Auburn Hills over by Great
Video Your City 5: Things To Do In Detroit For The Weekend Of July 28-30
This week’s City 5 is being brought to via the Wi-Fi on the Amtrak Wolverine line on the
Video Detroit Is The Second Fastest-Growing City In America For Women-Owned Businesses, Says Report
Detroit’s entrepreneurial scene is growing and a big part of that growth, according to a report from HowMuch.net
Video Nobody Wants To Be The Mayor Of South Lyon
South Lyon, a small Oakland County city of 11,713 people as of 2016, doesn’t have anyone who wants
Video Detroit Pistons To Wear Flagstar Bank Logos On Their Jerseys
It was only a matter of time until the some of the major four sports teams started wearing corporate sponsor
Video PODCAST: What's Next For Downtown Detroit? We Talk With Eric Larson Of The DDP
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Video Dan Gilbert Apologizes For Controversial "See Detroit Like We Do" Window Ad
Over the weekend there was an online firestorm over an ad by Bedrock on the Vinton building at Congress and
Video It's About More Than Just That One Window
NOTE: Dan Gilbert, owner of Bedrock, has apologized for the controversial “See Detroit Like We Do” advertisement. Read that by
Video How Many Detroit Bars & Restaurants You Can Visit In 3 Months?
The Detroit Experience Factory (DXF) is mostly known for the tours they offer around Detroit. However they also have an
Video Celebrate Detroit's 316th Birthday In Greektown This Saturday Night
It’s time to get your party shoes on, because Detroit turns 316 years old on Monday, July 24. So,