Today, the city of Detroit cut the ribbon on a new educational park on the east side. It sits next to the historic home of the late Dr. Ossian Sweet at the corner of Garland and Charlevoix.

In September 1925, an angry White mob confronted Dr. Sweet after he and his family moved into Detroit. Later charged with murder, his trial ended in mistrial.

The building was opened in 1949 as the Federal Department Store. It opened as the Mammoth Department Store in 1990, but closed ten years later.

The answer is to stop measuring the candidates against Mike Duggan. Period. Because we as Detroiters need to get accustomed ...

The building has been abandoned for the last quarter century and is finally being demolished after a long legal battle.

The Michigan Department of Transportation cited “rising costs, longevity of the final project and roadway, and public concern ...

The race for Detroit’s next mayor is set to pit a longtime City Council member against a popular pastor, after council ...

Kinloch has been pushing a narrative of “two Detroits,” a notion that neighborhoods have been left behind while downtown and ...

Detroit Mayor Mike Duggan spent his political career as a Democrat, leading Michigan’s largest Democratic stronghold. But now, he’s become a target of his former party, whose leaders are furious about ...

The summer workshop for the Michigan Association of Mayors was held in Portage this year. For two days, leaders from all over the state are in the Kalamazoo-area.

Before running for mayor, Duggan was chief executive of a struggling Detroit Medical Center that he helped return to ...