“After meeting with Krystal, there is no mistaking that the conditions at Huron Valley are killing her,” state Rep. Dylan Wegela said.
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In his new book, the poet recounts a life of radical politics, rock ’n’ roll, and hilarious hijinks.
After nearly 10 years of business in Southwest Detroit, Mutiny Tiki Bar plans to reopen in another part of the city, with a new gay bar called El Trombone taking its place.
A new poll of likely Democratic primary voters in Michigan shows the race for U.S. Senate remains wide open, with Abdul El-Sayed, Mallory McMorrow, and Haley Stevens effectively tied and a large share of voters still undecided.
The “Woofa Goofa” and his band of unindicted co-conspirators, the Midnight Travelers, are back to blow your face out live.
Detroit officials celebrated the reopening of AB Ford Park last fall as a major step forward for the waterfront site. But months later, residents say it’s missing amenities that were promised.
Detroit’s top bus safety officer has filed a lawsuit against the city, alleging he was terminated after blowing the whistle on a bizarre, drunken episode.
The Trump administration announced plans to put Michigan officials in charge of a $1.15 billion Chicago-area river barrier designed to keep invasive carp from reaching the Great Lakes.
Former Ozzy Osbourne drummer Tommy Clufetos plays with the same forces that shaped his hometown of Detroit — pride, grit, and resilience.
Detroit will unveil a street sign Saturday honoring Viola Liuzzo, the white Detroit mother of five who was killed by Ku Klux Klan members in Alabama after responding to Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.’s call to support the Selma voting rights movement in 1965.
Detroit will unveil a street sign Saturday honoring Viola Liuzzo, the white Detroit mother of five who was killed by Ku Klux Klan members in Alabama after responding to Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.’s call to support the Selma voting rights movement in 1965.
Sierra Ferrell, Wilco, Little Feat, Lucy Dacus, Buddy Guy, Jason Isbell, and Jesse Welles are some of the great artists coming to this gem of a music venue in Grand Rapids.
The city of Detroit fired its chief bus safety officer Wednesday after he blew the whistle on a top Department of Transportation official for allegedly showing up drunk at a transit center, berating employees, assaulting a security guard, and driving off in a city-issued car.
The respected Michelin Guide has dispatched its anonymous “Inspectors” to scout Detroit restaurants.
The numbers show a sharp rise in immigration enforcement during Trump’s first 14 months back in the White House. They also contradict the administration’s rhetoric that the crackdown is centered on immigrants with serious criminal records.
Detroit Lit is seeking art, poetry, and fiction from youth ages 13-19 to feature in the 2026 Metro Times Fiction Issue. This year’s theme is “Worthy of Our Eyes” and will feature 20 of metro Detroit’s most creative and innovative emerging voices.
Are you a Metro-Detroit youth with something to say? Detroit Lit is seeking art, poetry, and fiction from youth ages 13-19 to feature in the 2026 Detroit Metro Times Fiction Issue.
“Detroit Thermal landed a punch and is strutting around like it scored a knockout,” one resident said.
A new biography from Bay Area author Adam Henig reminds readers what a truly remarkable life Detroit Tiger Ron LeFlore led — both on the field and off.
Excerpt from new book featured in @metrotimes.com. It was 50 years ago that #RonLeFlore started his 1976 season w/a 30 game hitting streak! @bloomsburyacademic.bsky.social @nottigers.bsky.social @detroitbookfest.bsky.social