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Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel has filed a lawsuit against two men accused of creating fake companies to harass and intimidate small business owners in Ferndale in an attempt to extort money, her office announced Wednesday.
If you haven’t yet seen the Michigan Science Center’s Tyrannosaurs – Meet the Family, you have another chance before it goes the way of the dinosaurs. The exhibition, which includes a cast of one of the world’s most complete T. rex skeletons, has been extended through the end of August.
For the fifth month in a row, adult-use cannabis sales in Michigan declined compared to the same time last year, a troubling sign for marijuana businesses and state and local governments that rely on tax revenue from the industry.
Detroit electronic music group HiTech pulled out of a show after an open letter was circulated in the local music community accusing one of its members of abuse, including an alleged incident of sexual assault. Hours before showtime, HiTech — which was set to perform at a Red Bull-sponsored “B2B” DJ event at the Majestic Theater Friday evening — announced on social media that it was replaced on the lineup by local DJ and producer Fullbodydurag.
A few weeks ago, in response to non-violent protests opposing recent ICE raids at schools and workplaces, the Trump administration illegally deployed military forces to Los Angeles — over the objections of both the mayor and California’s governor. This blatant abuse of federal power violates constitutional protections and federal law.
Here’s one for the taco lovers out there. The 6th Annual Taco Showdown is set for Sunday, July 27 at Eastern Market.
Two Macomb County men who illegally dumped hazardous chemicals that ended up in Bear Creek in Warren, turning the water a fluorescent blue, dodged jail time and were fined just $3,500 each after pleading no contest to environmental crimes.
Ferndale’s Tigerlily restaurant is drawing inspiration from the flavors of the Pacific islands with its new “Aloha Brunch” menu. Available on weekends, the menu features spins on brunch favorites like Eggs Benedict served over a bao bun with spam, big Hawaiian-style pancakes, kalua-style pork, chicken and waffles served with karaage bites, and breakfast sandwiches served on toasted Japanese milk bread.
🎉 Celebrate 7/10 at Pleasantrees!
Detroit, MI — The Detroit Chinatown Vision Committee is thrilled to host its First Annual Block Party, a vibrant community celebration dedicated to honoring culture, uplifting local businesses, and connecting neighbors.
The Detroit Wayne Integrated Health Network (DWIHN) has expanded its network of autism service providers, contracting with several new agencies to meet the rising demand for Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) therapy in the region.
WDET, Detroit’s beloved public radio station known for its independent journalism and deep ties to the local music scene, is fighting for its future as President Donald Trump escalates his attacks on the media.
Since the 1800s, two of Detroit’s favorite drinks have been Vernors and the Boston Cooler; the former a made-in-the-Motor City ginger ale, and the latter a float made by adding two scoops of vanilla ice cream. While Vernors is no longer manufactured in Detroit, parent company Keurig Dr. Pepper is nodding to its Motor City history with its new flavor.
A new home repair and energy efficiency program is launching on Detroit’s east side and in Highland Park, aiming to help low-income residents reduce their utility bills and improve their living conditions at no cost to them.
Happy 710, stoners!
