By providing resources to small and micro businesses, mixed-used properties, affordable housing, workforce development, and ...

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QA with Jeffrey Capizzano, Policy Equity Group, on the implementation of Pre-K for All no-cost preschool for Michigan ...

Your home value may appreciate with time, offering a potential profit when you sell your home. You might also be able to rent ...

Detroit's tree-lined streets were first imagined by the man who planned the streets themselves: Territorial Judge Augustus Woodward. Inspired by civil engineer Pierre Charles L'Enfant, who planned ...

Residents of Northwest Detroit's Fitzgerald neighborhood will soon have a brand new greenway to complement Ella Fitzgerald Park, which was set up there last year. For Stephanie Harbin, President of ...

Sunday saw art, vendors, food trucks and music fill Shed 5 at Eastern Market for the fifth Detroit Urban Arts & Eatery. Photographer Steve Koss was there to capture the vibrant scene. Aaron White, ...

New bars and restaurants. Mixed-use developments. Small business incubators incubating small businesses. Work to revitalize a stretch of the West McNichols corridor began in earnest several years ago ...

This story is part of a series exploring how parks serve as engines of exploration, education, play, and equity. It is made possible with support from Huron-Clinton Metroparks and the City of Detroit.

Along with food and water, housing is universally regarded as a basic need. But housing is not basic. In fact, in Detroit, a place which once built housing faster than any other major American city -- ...

There's a balancing act happening in the city of Detroit, between developers of high-end apartments and condominiums, and organizations trying to ensure that older adults have access and the ...