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Video Should We Rethink I-375 in Detroit?
Today, we go to the Mackinac Policy Conference to talk with members of the Rethink I-375 coalition to understand
Video New Poll: Michigan's Three-Way Race For Governor (and Senate Seat Scramble)
From the porch of the Grand Hotel at the Mackinac Policy Conference, Jer Staes and Devon O'Reilly talk
Video Movement 2025: In Photos
Nearly 100,000 festival goers swell Hart Plaza over Memorial Day weekend.
Video Best Sandwich in Detroit? A Forgotten Skyscraper (and more)
Jer and Devon are back with a packed episode of Daily Detroit. Where we've been: Let's
Video Your Detroit Development Questions (and Pheasant Talk)
Today, Norris and Jer open up the Daily Detroit mailbag and answer your listener questions. * The status (as we know
Video Check out the Spritz Bar, serving Aperol for the season in Detroit
I had a chance to check out Spritz Bar at San Morello. It's open in the evenings Thursdays
Video 3 Detroit Buildings That Need A Spirit Rehab // Inside Automate // Norris Is Going To Movement
Today's all-local daily podcast is in three parts: First, we spent the morning at the Automate conference
Video Detroit is growing: More people, more coffee, and more affordable housing
Hey Detroit! We are back in our TechTown studio for your Daily Detroit, and on this Thursday, May 15th, 2025,
Video How To Grow Detroit's Middle Class (ft. Anika Goss, Detroit Future City)
The next Mayor of Detroit, whoever they are, will have some really big challenges from their budget to figuring out
Video Cartier is coming to Somerset in Troy, Michigan
An eagle-eyed listener sent word that on the first floor of the south side of Somerset Collection a Cartier
Video Evening Edition: Put away the Yankees hats // Flower Day // A Detroit "Marvel"
Plus Engineer Randy visited a new tiki spot, and the historic fountain on Belle Isle will be closed for two summers for repairs
Video The fountain on Belle Isle will be closed until 2027 for repairs
The historic Scott Memorial Fountain will undergo $6 million in renovations starting this summer, paid for by federal relief money.