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Romulus, MI · Lifestyle

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Get Ready To Obsess Over The Mouth-Watering BBQ Ribs At This No-Nonsense Michigan Restaurant

Somewhere in downtown Milford, there’s a restaurant that smells like a campfire had a very delicious baby. Smoke Street doesn’t shout for attention, but the second you taste those ribs, you understand why people can’t stop talking about this place. You walk down Main Street in Milford,...

Milford, MI · 8d

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This Historic Michigan Factory Is Now The Midwest’s Largest Art Community

Eminem filmed his Rap God music video inside an old Detroit auto body factory. Today, that same building is packed with painters, glass blowers, and metal sculptors. So how big is this place? Try seven buildings and 2.2 million square feet. More than a million of those square feet are...

Detroit, MI · 10d

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Treat Yourself To A Bowl Of Heaven-Sent Clam Chowder At This Unassuming Michigan Eatery

Some restaurants earn their reputation quietly, one bowl at a time, and Harbor Steak House in Keego Harbor, Michigan has been doing exactly that. The clam chowder here isn’t just good, it’s the kind of good that makes you want to call someone mid-meal just to tell them about it.

Keego Harbor, MI · 10d

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See which Monroe County eateries passed inspections

Routine food service inspections are a vital part of protecting a community's overall health and the Monroe County Health Department inspects different licensed food service establishments every month. "Public Health works to prevent and mitigate disease and disability in the population," Monroe County Health Department states on its website. "When public health works correctly, you will not even notice its existence. Clean drinking water, safe food, and control of disease are public health objectives that are always at work. Public health is always preparing for what might come next while also improving our health in the present." Below are details on health inspections performed at restaurants, schools, and other locations in Monroe County serving food between Oct. 8-21. The Monroe County Health Department publishes the results of its inspections online . Priority item violations These are the most serious types of health code violations because they create immediate risk to customer health. Priority Foundation item violations These are the second-highest level of health code violations. They don't create immediate risk to customer health, but they could enable priority violations. Core item violations These violations are related to good practice and general maintenance of the restaurant. Inspections AJ’s Doolittles, 8525 Secor

Monroe County, MI · 10d

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Fill An Entire Bag Of Books For Under $20 At This Dreamy Michigan Bookstore

There’s a place in Ann Arbor where twenty dollars can make you feel like the richest person alive. The Dawn Treader Book Shop is the kind of place that makes you question every life decision that kept you from visiting sooner. Let’s be honest about something. Most of...

Ann Arbor, MI · 14d

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Halloween weekend in downtown Detroit is about to get considerably stranger

For four days this Halloween weekend, downtown Detroit will belong to the cosplayers. Youmacon returns to Huntington Place with thousands of anime fans, gamers, artists, and some seriously elaborate costumes. Huntington Place will fill with anime characters, superheroes, villains, video-game icons, elaborate handmade costumes, and people who have been planning...

Detroit, MI · 9d

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Insane Clown Posse's Violent J on new Joker's Cards, Hallowicked, more

For Insane Clown Posse fans, it's the most wonderful time of the year. The demented Detroit rap duo is headlining its annual Hallowicked concert Saturday night at the Masonic Temple. It's the Spooky Season tradition's 33rd year; going back to 1994, ICP has performed in its hometown every year on Halloween night. (There was just one exception, in 1996, when ICP's Joseph "Violent J" Bruce shattered his collarbone in a pro wrestling match, and the Halloween show was postponed until December.) The face-painted, Faygo-loving Clowns have been weaving the tale of the Dark Carnival, the umbrella under which their entire mission unfolds, since the release of their debut album, "Carnival of Carnage," in 1991. Last year's "The Naught" represented the sixth and final entry in the group's second deck of "Joker's Cards," the storytelling cycles that have made up the group's main thread of recorded output; one more five-album cycle remains before the Clowns say they'll call it quits. With Hallowicked on the horizon — along with a pair of shows Oct. 29 and 30 at The Vault, their first-ever concerts in Saginaw — we talked to Violent J, 54, about all things ICP, including his Juggalo Championship Wrestling pro

Detroit, MI · 9d

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D.L. Hughley Headlines Detroit Voter Rally With Tlaib, Waters Days Before Election

Comedian and radio host D.L. Hughley is coming to Detroit's west side Wednesday to headline a get-out-the-vote rally stacked with members of Congress, a Grammy-winning hip-hop group and a Detroit poet laureate, all pushing residents toward the polls one week before Election Day. The free event, called “The Fierce Urgency of Now: Turn Up & Turn Out The Vote!”, starts at 6 p.m. at Fellowship Chapel, located at 7707 W. Outer Drive.

Detroit, MI · 9d

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Detroit Zoo Begs Three Counties to Renew $10-a-Year Tax Ahead of 100th Birthday

Voters in Oakland, Wayne and Macomb counties will decide next Tuesday whether to keep the Detroit Zoo's property tax rolling for another decade. The ask is a renewal, not a hike, and zoo leaders say the money is a big piece of what keeps the Royal Oak gates open as the zoo heads toward its 100th birthday.

Oakland County, MI · 9d

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Rod MacDonald at the Cul-de-Sac Soundtrack, Ann Arbor, MI

Players: Rod MacDonald, vocals, acoustic guitar, harmonica; Cheryl Dawdy, vocals. A traveling poet, composer, musician and street performer—these are all the requisite qualities of one known as a troubadour. Singer-songwriter Rod MacDonald has fulfilled all those roles, including the author of three books, for nearly five decades. He’s released over 15 albums, with his latest being Undo the Damage.

Ann Arbor, MI · 8d

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Host Plans Detroit Restaurant in Chroma Building, Its Largest Space Yet, With Culinary Program Made for the City

Host will open a restaurant in early 2027 at the Chroma Building, 2937 E. Grand Boulevard in New Center Detroit. The space covers 4,000 square feet. That makes it the biggest Host in metro Detroit. The restaurant will run its own culinary program, built for the Detroit market, though it...

Detroit, MI · 8d

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Work Skills annual holiday art event set for Nov. 14

Work Skills Corporation’s annual Artisan Corner Holiday Art Walk is set for noon to 4 p.m. Saturday, Nov. 14, at 100 Summit Street in Brighton. The annual Holiday Art Walk is a chance to shop local, meet talented artists, and discover gifts that come with a story. Visitors can browse an inviting collection of original artwork created by Artisan Corner artists, including paintings, ceramics, jewelry, fiber art, resin art, mixed-media pieces and other one-of-a-kind finds.

Brighton, MI · 8d

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“Where steel sharpens steel”: Inside Ypsilanti’s decade-long hip-hop haven

Before The Dojo became a home for hip-hop artists in Ypsilanti, it was an idea sparked by a simple question: What could one artist do to help others grow?. Nearly a decade later, Harlin Duke Newcomb’s monthly open mic, held the first Friday of every month, has become a gathering place for emcees to test new material, build confidence, and connect with a community that values their craft.

Ypsilanti, MI · 10d

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The family roots behind the iconic Motown Museum: Meet Robin Terry

PLYMOUTH, Mich. — Motown is more than a sound; it’s a legacy built on family, history, and a musical movement that changed the world. In this week’s Local Blend podcast, Local 4’s Karen Drew sat down with Robin Terry of the Motown Museum about the family roots behind the iconic institution and preserving its legacy for future generations.

Detroit, MI · 9d

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Daly Drive-in Restaurant, a Livonia Landmark, Closing on Wednesday

The Daly Drive-In restaurant, a Livonia landmark that has served Dalyburgers, Dalydogs and shakes for more than 67 years, is closing Wednesday, Oct. 28, the owner said Tuesday. "We would like to thank everyone for a wonderful 67 years," owner Scott Grace said in a statement to Deadline Detroit. "There...

Livonia, MI · 10d

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How Detroit Became a Betting Town

There was a time when Detroit argued, loudly and for years, about whether casinos had any business downtown. That argument now feels about as old as the Silverdome. These days the city places its bets from the couch, the bar stool and the bleachers, usually a few minutes before the Lions kick off. Getting here took a quarter of a century, three casinos, one very badly timed launch and a phone in every pocket. Here is how it happened.

Detroit, MI · 10d

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Detroit museums ask voters to approve 10-year millage

The Detroit Historical Society and the Charles H. Wright Museum of African American History are asking voters in Wayne and Oakland counties to approve a 10-year property tax levy to support local museums and preserve regional history. The proposed 0.2-mill levy would support the Detroit Historical Museum, the Charles H....

Detroit, MI · 9d

The Detroit News

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Tally Hall expands reunion tour, 'blown away' by fan response

Reunited Ann Arbor pop-rock outfit Tally Hall is expanding its upcoming run of shows to meet fan demand. The band has added a second Los Angeles show to its itinerary on May 3, joining the already announced May 2 concert. The band also moved to larger venues in Philadelphia (April 14), Chicago (April 18) and San Diego (May 1). In addition to its previously announced April 17 concert at the Michigan Theater, a listing for a second Michigan Theater concert appeared Oct. 28 on Ticketmaster's website, but has since been removed. The new listing was for an April 16 show, which was not a part of the group's expanded tour announcement on Oct. 29. Tickets for the April 17 concert at the Michigan Theater go on sale at 10 a.m. Oct. 30 via Ticketmaster, with a general onsale to follow at 12 p.m. Meanwhile, the group said on X it has been "BLOWN AWAY" by the response to its reunion. PEOPLE OF THE EARTH…We underestimated the response. THANK YOU. We’re doing our best to accommodate. We’ve upgraded to larger venues where possible, and added a show. Details will be shared at 10am tomorrow (Thursday). WE’RE BLOWN AWAY. Wow. — Tally

Ann Arbor, MI · 8d

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Dweezil Zappa Brings 20 Years of Dad's Music to Royal Oak Theatre

Dweezil Zappa is bringing more than two hours of his late father's music to Royal Oak Music Theatre on Friday, marking 20 years since he first began performing Frank Zappa's catalog on stage. Doors for the show at 318 W. Fourth St. open at 6:30 p.m., with the 57-year-old guitarist leading a tour he's calling DZ20: Like Father, Like Son.

Royal Oak, MI · 8d

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