We tried to offer a bit of help by bringing together three experts on the issue of immigration and convening some organizations with resources that could assist.
Civic and Community Information
Alley cleanups planned near housing projects; towing contracts boosted
The City Council approved spending $1.45 million in federal pandemic relief funds to clean up four alleyways alongside new housing projects.
‘Marqueetown’ film, Michigan’s U.S. Senate race, Refugee resource fair, One Detroit Weekend
‘Marqueetown’ film, Michigan’s U.S. Senate race, Refugee resource fair and weekend events.
Detroit COO lands new job at Wayne State University
Dick will start as the university’s senior associate vice president for finance and business affairs, and deputy chief business officer on Nov. 11.
Things to do in Detroit this weekend: One Detroit
Check out a spooky night out, a food festival, hockey history and more this weekend.
BridgeDetroit’s magazine has arrived! Here’s how to get a copy.
BridgeDetroit magazine copies are available now by emailing us, calling or scheduling a visit to our office.
As downtown grows, are Detroit neighborhoods paying the price?
While downtown flourishes, a new report questions the fairness of tax breaks that provide little benefit for neighborhoods.
As Gaza war rages on, some fear Democrats can ‘kiss Michigan goodbye’
With less than one month to go until Election Day, the ongoing war in Gaza continues to be a political liability for Democrats.
Detroit Council Member Fred Durhal considers 2025 candidacy for mayor
Durhal, a former state lawmaker, is serving his first term on the City Council representing District 7 on Detroit’s west side.
Elevating Detroit youth voices on public safety
BridgeDetroit convened a youth forum in partnership with the Detroit Public Library as part of an ongoing effort to hear student perspectives on public safety within their schools and communities.
