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Money Matters: The State of Black Media – and Why Its Future Matters to Business 

By Mark S. Lee, Contributing Columnist  Black-owned media has long served as more than a source of news. It has been a trusted institution, an...

How Many Families Must Fall Behind Before We Act? 

By Dr. Darienne Hudson, President/CEO United Way of Southeastern Michigan  Most of us know what it feels like to fall behind.  A surprise medical bill.  A childcare issue that forces...

DTW Ends Pursuit of Cigar Lounge After Months of Public Debate 

The proposal that ignited months of public debate over smoking, public health, and the future of Detroit Metropolitan Wayne County Airport has come to an...

16TH District Court Announces Amnesty Program 

Detroit is the “Motor City,” a city with a population that heavily relies on cars. But, with cars come expenses like insurance and occasionally, traffic tickets.   The 36th...

Board Chair Introduces $1.5M Plan to Save Planned Parenthood in Oakland County 

In response to persistent federal cuts and threats to healthcare funding, Oakland County Board of Commissioners Chair David T. Woodward (D-Royal Oak) announced an emergency funding...

Our Presence is Our Power: Defending the Vote in Detroit 

By Hon. Scott Benson, Detroit City Councilmember  As we approach the critical midterm elections 2026, Detroit stands at a familiar and disturbing crossroads. Many of us are called to seek justice and protect the vulnerable, yet...

Detroit Completes $40M Stormwater Project to Reduce Basement Flooding on West Side

By: Jasmine West Basement flooding is no secret in Detroit. For generations of homeowners, a major rainstorm has meant more than watching water rise along the...

Property is Power! The coming inheritance economy and will Black families be left behind? 

By Dr. Anthony O. Kellum, Guest Columnist  America is entering one of the most significant economic transitions in its history, though it will unfold quietly....

Detroit Election Officials Prepare for Federal Monitors at August Primary Election

City of Detroit Clerk Janice Winfrey on Thursday said the elections department is preparing for federal observers for the Aug. 4 primary election in...

100 Black Men of Greater Detroit to Host Free Health Fair on Aug. 1

100 Black Men of Greater Detroit, in partnership with Central City Health, will host the MAN UP! For Better Health Fair, a community wellness...

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