40 liquor bottles, 33 fast-food containers, six cans, 13 plastic bags, 31 plastic bottles, a broken hookah pipe, a comb, and countless vape pens, nitrous chargers, PPE, cigarettes, and lotto tickets. What does all of this have in common? It's all sitting on the corner
Submerged vehicles, flooded basements, power outages, and the loss of hot water are just a few of the effects of the massive storms that took place this past weekend in Wayne County. Many Detroiters are still reeling as their cars remain submerged and they deal
Summer is officially here, and as more Michiganders continue to get vaccinated, the state progresses faster to an exciting sense of normalcy. For many of us this means a return to the office, even if for a day or two a week, road trips to
There’s something so magical about walking through the doors of your favorite restaurant. After so many months of pandemic shutdowns and restrictions, it's beyond enchanting now. To be seated by a host, to order something you would never dare make at home, and to sip
Last winter while most of Michigan was shivering in place during the manifesting pandemic, entrepreneur Andy Didorosi made a whopper of a purchase. He bought a 55,000 square-foot abandoned factory on Detroit’s west side. That’s 2.5 acres. Almost as large as the University of Michigan
This Saturday, June 19th, is America’s 155th annual recognition of the abolition of slavery, celebrated as Juneteenth. Just this week President Joe Biden signed a bill declaring Juneteenth as a national holiday, but if 2020’s BLM protests have taught us anything it's that even with
Our world seems to be pushing towards a science fiction future. We live in a world ever shaped by technology and its rapid changes. As for our future, digital currencies, smartphones, and Google Homes have us guessing at what it will hold. Detroit, however, may just
Detroit is without a doubt a uniquely beautiful backdrop for photos of any kind. From engagement to graduation to just some casual photos for your Insta, this city is armed with an array of old architecture, murals, brickwork, and greenspaces that will pop the background
Barda, one of Detroit’s newest restaurants, officially opened its doors on June 10th, 2021 marking itself as Detroit’s first and only authentic Argentinian-inspired restaurant. Though it has only been open for a few days, the idea has been in the works since Chef Javier Bardauil
Sustainability, mobility, reopening, and all things Detroit were the focuses of Downtown Detroit Partnership’s (DDP) Virtual Summer Stakeholder Meeting on June 15th, 2021. This meeting was what DDP’s CEO, Eric B. Larson introduced as hopefully the last virtual DDP event as the pandemic winds down
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