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Video Fairlane’s Uncertain Future, Greektown’s New Gateway, and Detroit Brands Head North
Fairlane Town Center is back in the headlines, and not for the right reasons. In this episode, Devon and I
Video There's a newly-opened Gratiot-Randolph plaza at the eastern edge of Greektown.
What used to be a fast, vehicle-heavy intersection is now a pedestrian-first public space that better connects Greektown
Video Detroit just cut the ribbon on a new $160 million bus terminal on the city’s west side.
The 200,000-square-foot DDOT Coolidge Terminal replaces the original facility that operated from 1928 until a fire destroyed
Video Lights Out, Bills Up, Everyone's Fed Up
Lights were out, bills are up, and a lot of folks around here are just done with it. On today&
Video Michigan’s $75 Billion Budget, Explained (with Steve Watson)
There's a ton of useful information in today's Daily Detroit, and you'll walk away
Video McMorrow Drops Out: What’s Next in Michigan’s Senate Race?
Mallory McMorrow just suspended her campaign for the Democratic U.S. Senate primary here in Michigan — in a race the
Video Kraftologie and Creativity in Detroit, with Trice Clark
Today I’m joined by artist and entrepreneur Trice Clark, the creative force behind Kraftologie, to talk about building a
Video Detroit City Distillery is growing — and heading north.
The Eastern Market-based craft distiller has opened its first location outside Detroit, adding an outpost inside Foley’s Market
Video Kalshi Sports Paused in Michigan, Detroit’s Housing Advantage, and Big3 Fun at LCA
I’ve got a three‑parter for you today! First, Norris and I headed down to Little Caesars Arena for
Video How Young Detroiters See the Future of Work
Detroit Future City CEO Anika Goss joins me to dig into a recent report on career-connected learning and the
Video Metro Detroit's water and sewers need $1.6 billion in repairs. Who will pay the bill?
The wholesale water and sewage rates of the GLWA (Great Lakes Water Authority) will increase 5.8% on July 1,
Video District Detroit Disappointment and Michigan’s Senate Primary Heats Up
On today’s Daily Detroit, we start with why District Detroit still looks like a sea of parking lots instead