Detroit group starts neighborhood transformation with west side mini-parks
Community organizers say building parks is the first step to bring resources to a west side neighborhood.
Detroit charter school to offer $100,000 teacher salaries
Michigan schools are trying different methods to recruit and retain teachers, including increasing compensation and providing development opportunities.
Detroit court to move eviction hearings in-person
Detroit’s 36th District Court will resume in-person eviction hearings for 90 days. Housing advocates say that’s a bad move.
Gov. Whitmer plans group to tackle Michigan’s population crisis
At the Mackinac Policy Conference next week, Gretchen Whitmer will announce a commission to develop policy recommendations to jump-start population growth, reimagine road funding and improve public education.
How to spend $10B: Stimulus funds bonuses, water, monthly checks in Michigan
Flush with federal cash, Michigan and its largest communities have announced nearly 900 separate projects that do far more than simply help them recover from the COVID-19 pandemic.
Detroit’s Urban Art Orchestra and Dames Brown to play at DSO
North End resident De’Sean Jones talks about his musical journey and Friday night show with some of the ‘baddest musicians in the city’
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