As you can see in the video above, a major overhaul of the triangle-shaped park has gotten started in earnest, with work to ...

That’s according to a credible report by Vincent Goodwill in Yahoo! News that Detroit Pistons owner Tom Gores has put in a ...

Today, we discuss two major news stories affecting Michigan, but have national ties. You can download the mp3 of the episode here. The first is a sudden federal ...

Public House is shutting down after 12+ years. On February 9, it's curtains for one of the long-time spots of downtown Ferndale. From a statement by Brian Kramer, the CEO of parent company ...

What are Detroit's movers and shakers thinking and talking about? We went to the 2025 Detroit Policy Conference on Thursday and have some highlights and thoughts on our Daily Detroit podcast ...

The people behind the popular Noble Fish sushi restaurant and White Wolf Japanese patisserie,will be opening two new Asian food halls in Metro Detroit called "Noble Village." The first, a 12,000 ...

Today's episode is in the three parts. First, a 21-story smaller tower of the RenCen complex is up for auction and the starting bid is under $3m. Should we buy it? Should we turn parking lots into ...

Today’s show gets into how Metro Detroit is changing and growing, mixing its car-making history with new developments in technology and hospitality. On the all-local podcast: Ford's historic ...

Detroit has a new shuttle service, Connect AV, and we tried it (and not during the press tour). Boy, do we have thoughts. For "where we've been," Devon talks about Corn on the Corner in West Dearborn.

Welcome to Friday! On the podcast: Jer shares his experience at Go Comedy! Improv Theater in Ferndale, highlighting its pride-themed event and the importance of supporting independent arts in ...

Happy Tuesday and welcome to your all-local news podcast, Daily Detroit. Fletcher Sharpe kicks off talking about the Olympics, especially the electric performances from Team USA's basketball stars ...

Hey friends, Jer here. It was my birthday this week. I think back to the Detroit I knew, lived in, and worked in 25 years ago. How much change there has been to the city I know, live in, and work ...