Mayor pushes back on report he outed informant; Iconic Traffic Jam & Snug restaurant burns; Detroit's dock issue
Plus DDOT gets electric buses and the Mackinac Policy Conference is this week
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Court suspends Michigan's 1931 abortion ban; Man falls through worn-out bridge; Power shortage ahead?
Plus DCFC wins; a new (to us) food truck; and love for a man-made mound
Losing Pistons legend Bob Lanier; Hudson's tower progress updates; Plan could lower tax rates for city residents
Plus the new, wetter reality; Detroit City FC loses in a heartbreaker, and Flower Day is here
Roe v. Wade fallout in Michigan; River otters return for first time in a century; Generator scam
Plus a west side weed vending machine, building from the top down, and Le Rouge win again
Mortgage industry cuts; Auto show shares plans; Royal Oak approves marijuana licenses
Plus Ford starts F-150 Lightning production; Warren Transmission redevelopment takes a step forward; Greektown Casino gets a new name
Oxford Schools sued; Hamtramck bakery closes; Historic market reconstructed
Plus a local BBQ Entrepreneur dies; New taco fest coming; DCFC plays MLS squad and a Goose Cam
Road rebuilding issues; Sala Thai closes; MLS club comes to town Tuesday
Plus a bakery in Grosse Pointe Park is making progress, a Ferndale radio station gets their streaming wings and more
Goodbye to a Funk Brother; Gilbert wants a soccer team; New pizza in town
Plus parking ticket questions; the United Artists building gets a new chapter, and the Main Art Theater in Royal Oak may be demolished
Wings Zamboni driver gone; New QLINE website; Unanswered Housing Commission questions
Plus marijuana updates; Anchor to re-re-open; and $100k for your Detroit business
Changes coming to Oakland Mall; NFL Draft to Detroit; and cobbler
Plus Royal Oak's Main Art Theatre may be demolished; development speculation and more
Bye, I-375; Tons of new housing needed; Nain Rouge returns
Plus a new park, gimme (bus) shelter, and culinary success
Progress on Piquette; Marching down Michigan; And the party is re-starting
Plus a Le Rouge Report as the 2022 Detroit City FC season begins
Water + rent goes up; Weed prices down; Tigers locked out
Plus Detroit school building plans, a film incentive proposal, and more.
City home values up; Detroit repped on Top Chef; Old school gets new life
Plus Detroit City FC signings and questioning incentives
(Rumor confirmed!) Gucci is opening in Detroit; Detroit Bikes sold; Building up Bagley
Happy Friday! First, a shout out. A place nearby that I think deserves more attention is Kenilworth Cafe. Locally-owned, it’s at John R. and Kenilworth in the city if you haven’t been. Just east of Woodward. I’ve needed a lot of caffeine this week. Second, let’s jump into it. Today’s issue is focused inside the city of Detroit. It just happened to shake out that way this time. p.s. No, I don’t have a favorite coffeeshop. Impossible task to choose. I try and spread the love to places with soli...
Detroit Cobras lead vocalist dies; Robocop on the move; Leaving Macomb behind
Plus Cash Only problems; Lee Plaza deal approved
Historic Lee Plaza life?; COVID through Christmas; Sandhill Crane saved
Plus Gilbert is spending money on Detroit's east riverfront