Juneteenth in the D: Where to celebrate the legacy of freedom
The Juneteenth Jubilee will bring residents, business owners, artists and community leaders together on June 19-20 for an event focused on honoring the past while investing in the future.
A summer of art: Check out these exhibits at Detroit’s cultural institutions
The offerings at MOCAD are part of a full slate of shows at Detroit’s cultural institutions in Midtown this summer.
Detroit school board adopts $1.1B budget that prioritizes security, reducing chronic absenteeism
The budget raises pay for all employees, adds nine more school counselors, hires about 12 more assistant principals, and gives teachers funding for classroom supplies.
Why Detroiters still use risky land contracts to buy homes
A new report found about 1,000 recorded land contracts year-over-year since 2008 in Detroit.
Owe back taxes? Program to reduce interest rate ends on June 30
Taxpayers who enroll before the deadline will remain in the payment plan for the full 60-month period even after the program expires.
Detroit City Council approves early curfew for 2026 Ford Fireworks
Last year, 156 juveniles were cited for violating the curfew in addition to 126 parents, according to Detroit police.
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