Ford Fireworks: Where to watch and park, road closures, curfew rules and more.
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Detroit Riverfront Conservancy scandal, Gigi’s gay bar, Newlab, Weekend events | One Detroit
The Detroit Riverfront Conservancy’s embezzlement scandal, Detroit’s oldest gay-owned gay bar, Newlab at Michigan Central, and upcoming weekend events
Detroit’s 36th District Court to waive late fees, penalties
After paying the original amount, fees, penalties and warrant costs will be wiped for adjudicated cases. The program runs from June 24 to Aug. 2.
Michigan fireworks add to air quality problems
Here’s how you can manage asthma during Fourth of July air pollution spikes caused by Michigan fireworks.
Having trouble buying land bank property? It may be reserved for development
City officials say the land review policy helps improve neighborhoods and reserve sites for affordable housing, but some City Council members and residents say it gives preference to developers.
Voter event urges Detroiters to ‘see themselves in the civic process’
The newsroom event, moderated by BridgeDetroit reporter Malachi Barrett, was the first of
four Community Conversations being held this year centered around topics that matter to Detroiters.
Detroit piano prodigy BLKBOK, 4th annual Obsidian Theatre Festival | American Black Journal
An interview with Detroit piano prodigy and neoclassical composer BLKBOK. Plus, details about the 4th annual Obsidian Theatre Festival in Detroit.
Detroiter crowdfunding for bathhouse rooted in community empowerment
The Black Moon Bathhouse would be a healing sanctuary for women and non-binary individuals. Learn more about the Detroiter behind the vision.
Mobile pantries, free lunches available for metro Detroit families
uring the summer, children who rely on free school meals are at an increased risk of hunger but households can get an extra boost. Here’s how
Opinion: Train station rebirth proof ‘Detroit never left’
There is a magnetic sense of togetherness, grit, and resolve that is found in very few places, and that makes us – those who weathered the storms – unique, writes Hubbard-Richard resident AJ Johnson.
