Baseball season is back. The Detroit Tigers had their first home game of the season on Friday — and a victorious one…
By Joe Maroon
A new attraction at C.J. Barrymore’s in Clinton Township looks like something straight out of Mario Kart. The three-story “Indy SkyTrack” includes…
By Lee DeVito
Detroiter Katrina Belin recently unveiled Pink Diamond Beauty Mall on the city’s Avenue of Fashion, aiming to create a haven where local…
By Layla McMurtrie
After getting some much-needed updates, a Kalamazoo house designed by famed architect Frank Lloyd Wright has just hit the market again —…
On Sunday, Corktown held its 66th annual Saint Patrick’s Day parade. Festivities continue in and around Detroit this week — see our…
Hundreds of protesters marched in downtown Detroit on Saturday as part of a worldwide day of action calling for an end to…
By Viola Klocko
Michigan has been home to a diverse array of Black historical figures whose legacies have left a mark, not only in the…
On Saturday, metro Detroiters stripped down to their underwear to for Cupid’s Undie Run, a “mile(ish) run” that raises funds and awareness…
The 24th annual Dirty Show kicked off on Friday night at Detroit’s Russell Industrial Center. The Valentine’s Day tradition saw erotic art…
By Josh Justice
If you’re like us, you’d probably rather take a nap than spend hours lifting weights in the gym. But that’s not going…
By Randiah Camille Green
Detroit’s 21st Annual MLK Day Rally and March took place on a frigid Monday at St. Matthew’s-St. Joseph’s Episcopal Church. Among speakers…
Some Winners and Losers for 2023, and we’ve tried to keep them as local as possible.
By Joe Lapointe
“We have made the planet inhospitable to human life.” That’s what the lead researcher in Project Censored’s number one story this year…
By Paul Rosenberg, Random Lengths News
As Hanukkah celebrations kicked off in Detroit, people protested Israel’s ongoing war on Gaza. Just outside downtown Detroit’s annual Menorah in the…
Roughly 100-150 protesters gathered at Jayne Field Park in Detroit’s Banglatown as part of the “All Out for Palestine” day of solidarity…
Dozens of protesters gathered at the Detroit riverfront on Wednesday to criticize Israel’s war on Hamas in Gaza, where United Nations experts…
Detroit is kicking off the holiday season with the 49th Annual Noel Night, a free event full of music, food, and shopping…
Metro Detroiters of different faiths joined together at Hart Plaza on Thursday evening to mourn the innocent lives lost amid Israel’s U.S.-backed…
Detroit chapters of the Palestinian Youth Movement and Jewish Voice for Peace came together on Thursday, Nov. 9 for Shut it Down…
Protests continued in cities across the world on Saturday as Israel bombs Gaza in response to the Oct. 7 attack by the…
On Saturday, thousands of people rallied and marched from downtown Detroit’s Hart Plaza to protest the Israel-Hamas war in the Gaza Strip…
Downtown Detroit will celebrate the beginning of the holiday season with “Merry & Bright: 20 Years of Holiday Lights.” The event will…
On Wednesday, dozens gathered in downtown Detroit to call for an end to Israel’s occupation of the Palestinian people, following the fighting…
On Saturday, thousands of people rallied in Dearborn to call for the end of Israel’s decades-long occupation of Palestine, which the United…
Detroit already has a lower cost of living compared to other major U.S. cities — and plenty of amenities, like great music,…
On Sept. 15, the United Auto Workers (UAW) launched a “Stand Up Strike,” against Detroit’s Big Three automakers — marking the first…
Get out your sweaters, grab a pumpkin spice latte, and start redecorating — today is the first day of autumn! Or fall…
The Detroit Lions played their first home game of the season on Sunday with renewed energy from fans, coming off the high…
The UAW launched a historic strike against the Detroit “Big Three” automakers; the first time the union has ever been on strike…
There’s only another month or so before school is back in session and summer is over, which might mean you’re running out…
Some call it a “riot,” while others refer to it as a “rebellion” or even a “ri-bellion.” Whatever your name for it,…
By Metro Times editorial staff
The U.S. has been celebrating its independence since, well, since it became independent. And Detroit is no different in the fact that…
By Jenna Jones
Now that it’s lit up, people seem to like Detroit’s new I-94 sign
By Steve Neavling
Eastpointe agrees to unique settlement after ex-mayor’s public meeting outburst
Three local businesses are breathing new life into Ypsi’s beloved Go! Ice Cream building
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