Could $1,200 a month in direct cash help Detroiters? This group thinks so
A national nonprofit is making the case for how Detroiters could benefit from a guaranteed income program.
Little Liberia to host food pop-up at Baobab Fare
Owner plans Midtown brick-and-mortar for summer 2024.
Detroit school district pressed on impact of looming budget cuts on staff
Superintendent Nikolai Vitti says officials will host engagement sessions after spring break to share and explain their recommendations.
Jazz program pairs musicians with Detroit schools to ‘fine tune’ skills
The Detroit Jazz Festival Foundation’s New Jazz Infusion Project connects institutions with deep roots in Detroit with aspiring musicians in the city’s public schools.
Opinion: Detroit needs guaranteed income – now
Participants get recurring cash payments that they can use however they want, without any restrictions or preconditions, writes Kofi Kenyatta, senior policy and practice director at UpTogether.
Opinion: District Detroit tax breaks will help billionaires not Detroiters
District Detroit is seeking $800 million worth of public subsidies. Billionaires like Ilitch Holdings and Stephan Ross shouldn’t be receiving corporate welfare tax abatements from one of the most impoverished U.S. cities.
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