community
Detroit Year-Round Guide Highlights Free Summer Activities and Local Events
Metro Detroit families can tap into free summer options and paid events listed across multiple local guides.
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finance
Global Crises Drive New Business Openings Across Detroit's Shifting Economy
Detroit’s emerging enterprises navigate international turmoil and regional realities to redefine the city’s commercial environment.
finance
Detroit Entrepreneurs Capitalize on Global Shifts, Boost Local Growth
Amid international tensions and shifting markets, Detroit entrepreneurs adapt and benefit from new local and global demands.
finance
Detroit Startup Sector Navigates Headwinds as Grant Support Continues
Round 2 of the Detroit Startup Fund delivers $300,000 to 13 firms while the local ecosystem contends with ongoing pressures.
finance
Global Crises Force Detroit's Small Businesses to Adapt Quickly
International crises are casting long shadows over local entrepreneurs, challenging Detroit’s small businesses to adapt in uncertain times.
Politics
Detroit Health Department Targets End-of-2026 for New Policies on Maternal Health and Access
The June 2026 assessment commits to policy changes that Detroit residents could see in maternal and infant health services, food security programs and healthcare access by December.
wellness
Science Says Your Pre-Sleep Routine Is Broken. Here's How Detroit Is Fixing It.
Sleep researchers have cracked the code on wind-down routines-and Detroit's wellness community is already putting the findings to work.
finance
Detroit Businesses Navigate Shifting Workforce Demands in Uncertain Economy
Amid ongoing global uncertainties, Detroit companies are navigating evolving workforce demands and shifting hiring landscapes.
finance
Detroit Welcomes 47 New Businesses, Transforming Shopping and Services
Amid evolving economic conditions, Detroit sees a wave of business launches shaping local shopping and services landscapes.
property
Growth Corridor Suburb with New Infrastructure: A Haven for Investors in Detroit
The suburb of Ferndale is experiencing a surge in investment and development, driven by its strategic location and new infrastructure projects.
news
Detroit Voters Can Replace Absentee Ballots After Candidate Withdrawals
State rules permit spoiling and replacing certain absentee ballots when a candidate withdraws, with clear limits based on ballot status.
wellness
Heat, Light, and the Lodge Freeway: How Detroit's Environment Is Wrecking Your Sleep
Researchers say temperature, noise, and artificial light are the three biggest environmental threats to sleep quality, and Detroit residents face all three at once this summer.
news
Detroit Residents Share Direct Experiences With Emergency Response Services
Community members across Detroit neighborhoods recount their direct experiences with first responders and support systems during urgent calls.
wellness
Detroit Residents Learn How Screen Time Disrupts Sleep Quality: Research Reveals
Understanding the impact of screen time on sleep health in Detroit's active wellness culture
sport
Detroit Community Sports Leagues: Beginners' Complete Guide to Getting Started
Come Play Detroit and other local groups run year-round options across multiple sports at established venues.
wellness
Navigating Healthy Nutrition Options in Detroit
Local resources and institutional initiatives provide pathways to consistent nutrition for residents across the city.
finance
Detroit's Commercial Real Estate Market Faces Major 2026 Headwinds
The city’s commercial real estate market faces significant obstacles amid shifting economic and geopolitical pressures this year.
sport
Detroit Sports Fans Drive Fitness Engagement Across Tigers, Red Wings
As the Tigers debut new uniforms and the Red Wings dominate the Atlantic, Detroit's sports scene offers clues about local engagement in fitness and recreation.
sport
Detroit Amateur Leagues: Top Scores and Standouts from This Week
From Come Play Detroit softball to Stonewall Sports leagues, here's what happened on the field this week in the Motor City's community sports scene.
news
Detroit Leaders Face Critical Funding Decisions on Multiple Infrastructure Projects
City leaders must weigh funding paths and project sequencing as multiple upgrades move toward implementation stages.
community
Detroit's Techno Scene Thrives in Greektown, Corktown Despite 2 a.m. Cutoff
Core action stays concentrated downtown, in Greektown and Corktown while venues enforce a strict 2 a.m. alcohol cutoff and 21-plus entry rules.
community
Detroit's Eastern Market Revives Three Weekly Markets for Summer 2026
Eastern Market returns with its seasonal lineup of evening gatherings and daytime markets in the district this summer.
culture
The Henry Ford Launches Two New America 250th Anniversary Exhibitions
Two new shows at The Henry Ford in Dearborn open this week to mark the U.S. semiquincentennial.
finance
Detroit Businesses Navigate Global Shipping Pressures Reshaping Commercial Growth
Global shipping pressures and security developments are shaping how new openings are planned across the city's commercial corridors.
sport
Lions 2026 Turnaround Hinges on Local Running Culture, Takeaway Focus
Team priorities on fewer explosive plays and more takeaways connect to Detroit's established running culture and community events.
news
Detroit Officials Highlight Advances in Emergency Alerts and EMS Response
City leaders and experts emphasize ongoing improvements in Detroit’s emergency notification systems and medical services to enhance resident safety.
news
Detroit Invests Billions in Infrastructure Overhaul Amid Global Shifts
As cities worldwide wrestle with aging infrastructure and funding challenges, Detroit’s approach offers a distinctive blend of ambition and caution.
wellness
Social Connection as Medicine: Detroit's Loneliness Epidemic Is a Public Health Crisis, And the City Is Fighting Back
Isolation is killing Detroiters quietly, but a growing network of community spaces and programs across the city is prescribing something old-fashioned: other people.
wellness
Detroit's Free Mental Health Services Are Here. Here's How to Actually Find Them.
From walk-in crisis centers on the east side to no-cost therapy programs in Midtown, Detroiters have more options than most realize-if they know where to look.