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From Midtown clinics to suburban sleep labs, Detroit's network of sleep medicine specialists is seeing rising demand as the connection between poor sleep and chronic illness gets harder to ignore.
From Riopelle Park to the Riverwalk, Detroiters are turning leash-on morning walks into full workout routines, and building real community while they're at it.
From toddler splash classes on the east side to masters swim leagues downtown, the city's pool programs are drawing crowds, and closing a long-standing gap in community fitness.
Temperature spikes, I-75 noise, and long July evenings are a perfect storm for poor rest, and local wellness experts say most Detroiters are underestimating the damage.
You don't need a cushion, a guru, or an hour of free time, just a willingness to sit still for five minutes, and Detroit has plenty of places to help you figure out the rest.
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.
A new wave of no-cost group exercise classes is hitting Detroit's recreation centers, and local health advocates say the timing couldn't be better.
From Milliken State Park to the Fitzgerald neighborhood, Detroiters are turning leash-up mornings into full-blown workout communities, and the dogs are just the starting point.
Researchers now rank chronic loneliness as dangerous as smoking 15 cigarettes a day, and Detroit's wellness community is pushing back with human contact as the prescription.
After years of indoor-only dominance, summer patios and street-level restaurants are transforming how Detroiters eat, drink, and gather.
Inflation and retail shifts are reshaping where Detroiters shop and eat. Here's what's driving the change.
From rising commercial rents along Woodward Avenue to shifting consumer spending in Midtown, the signals hitting Detroit's business community this summer demand attention.
From pickup basketball on the east side to rowing on the Detroit River, the city's recreational sports landscape has never been more accessible, or more affordable.
The DJs and producers who shaped techno in abandoned warehouses are finally getting their due-and telling the full story of who actually created it.
From Midtown's growing startup corridor to the automotive AI labs in Warren, the region's tech labor market is shifting fast, and your next move matters.
From City Hall to the east side neighborhood associations, the conversation about affordability, blight and displacement has reached a new pitch heading into the Fourth of July weekend.
From Comerica Park to Ford Field, it was a full week of action across Detroit's professional and amateur sports scene.
From the east side to Mexicantown, residents say rising rents and slow city action are pushing longtime Detroiters out of the neighborhoods they built.