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Detroit's Renaissance Center development plan funding moves forward

On Thursday, eight of the nine Neighborhood Advisory Council (NAC) members signed a letter supporting the redevelopment's Community Benefits Agreement.

Detroit, MI · 1d

News-Herald

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A wealth of theatrical works in the metro area this weekend

A stage is a terrible thing to waste, but rest assured there won’t be much wasted space around the metro area this weekend — from newly opening theater productions to high-concept comedy, opera and dance. • “Six: The Musical,” the rocking stage piece that lends some sass to...

Detroit, MI · 1d
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The Detroit News

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Wojo’s Pigskin Picks: UM, MSU straining to get up for Brutal Backyard Brother Brawl

DETROIT — So we’re gonna do this anyway, for no good reason? We’re gonna split the state out of habit and spite, summon past grievances and get all frothy again, huh? If we’re still doing this, we’re gonna need some help. If we want to tout Michigan-Michigan State as the biggest rivalry in the entire Washtenaw-Ingham County corridor, we need to see some stakes. And no, not the little tent stake a Michigan player planted in the Spartan Stadium turf 12 years ago, right before the Wolverines laid down and got flattened. It’s gotten so nasty with all the taunts and Tunnel Tussles, some suggested the rivalry needed to take a break. Maybe this is it, a pause for the cause, with two first-time head coaches, dozens of first-time players and no real identity for either team, other than their stubborn reluctance to score touchdowns. I’m not saying there’s little buzz for this one. I’m just saying bragging rights have been downgraded to nagging rights. I’m saying you’ll have to dive deep into the Internet to find the game on one of those streaming services with all the schmaltzy shows that no one watches. For the rest of the nation,

East Lansing, MI · 23h

vintageaviationnews.com

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Stinson: What Happened to the Company Built by a Pilot Who Logged Over 16,000 Flight Hours

In 1920, aviator Edward Stinson, also the brother of aviator Katherine Stinson, founded the Stinson Aircraft Company in Dayton, Ohio. After five years, Stinson moved his focus to Detroit, Michigan, for his future aviation projects. At the same time, he worked as a stunt pilot and earned $100,000 a year, which was a large amount at the time. He discovered that Detroit’s business community was open to his idea of developing his own airplane. Supported by Alfred V. Verville and local businessmen, members of the Aviation Committee of the Detroit Board of Commerce, Stinson set up the Stinson Aircraft Syndicate in 1925. The committee provided $25,000 to design and build a prototype. This prototype was a biplane with an enclosed cockpit that could carry four passengers and was powered by a Whirlwind J-4 air-cooled radial engine. The test flights took place at Packard Field in Roseville, Michigan, a suburb northeast of Detroit. The Stinson Detroiter SB-1 first flew from Packard Field on January 25, 1926. The airplane was unusual for the time, with an enclosed cabin. It was also equipped with heat, upholstered seats, and an electric cigar lighter, making it comfortable for passengers during cold Michigan winters. The plane became popular, and in February, Stinson offered flights to 70 riders.

Detroit, MI · 8h
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ClickOnDetroit.com

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Metro Detroit weather takes chilly turn, more rain before brighter weekend

More rain ahead: Showers become more widespread Thursday night, with additional rounds possible Friday and Friday night. Cooler Friday: Temperatures reach only the upper 40s to 50 degrees, with breezy northwest winds. Weekend improvement: Rain moves out by Saturday morning, setting the stage for a drier weekend with increasing sunshine.

Metro Detroit, MI · 1d

ladatanews.com

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Students Nationwide Demand Answers and Justice in Nolan Wells’ Death

Students across the nation are raising their voices and demanding answers surrounding the death of 18-year-old Nolan Wells, whose mysterious death during a Fourth of July boating trip along the Mississippi Gulf Coast has sparked national attention and renewed conversations about justice, accountability, and transparency. From high schools to Historically...

Detroit, MI · 1d

elcentralmedia.com

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MANÁ Brings “Vivir Sin Aire” Tour for Historic First Visit to Detroit

On Sunday November 1st, Maná brought rockeros in Detroit together for their Vivir Sin Aire Tour. The Vivir Sin Aire tour officially launched in September 2025 in San Antonio, Texas and has been primarily a North American and Latin America tour, travelling through hundreds of cities across Canada, U.S.A, the majority of the Americas.

Detroit, MI · 1d

Axios Detroit

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E-bike injuries are getting more serious, Metro Detroit doctors warn

Metro Detroit doctors are seeing more injuries involving e-bikes and scooters , including serious fractures resembling those suffered in motorcycle crashes. Why it matters: The experiences of medical professionals could help shape how Michigan policymakers respond to the safety risks posed by increasingly powerful — and popular — electric mobility devices. Driving the news: Oakland County Sheriff Michael Bouchard joined medical and law enforcement officials last week to highlight the risks of e-bikes, e-scooters and similar vehicles and call for stronger safety measures. The Detroit East Medical Control Authority, which oversees EMS in Detroit and several eastern suburbs, recorded 33 serious e-bike injuries requiring ambulance service through July. That's already more than the 21 in all of 2025, per WDIV . What they're saying: Michael Yusaf, an Auburn Hills orthopedic surgeon who has practiced for about 18 years, tells Axios he's seeing more e-bike and e-scooter injuries than he did five years ago. Injuries that were once rare now appear roughly weekly in his practice, although he doesn't track formal case counts. Wrist and elbow fractures are among the most common injuries he treats, sometimes requiring surgery. "What we're seeing is more high-energy injuries that are akin to injuries that

Detroit, MI · 16h

hoodline.com

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Southfield Woman Sues WillScot Over Gorilla Photo, Alleged Groping at Metro Detroit Sites

A Southfield woman says her first week on the job at a WillScot construction site in Brighton set the tone for more than a year of racial harassment and unwanted touching that followed her from one company location to another. Juanita Porter filed a federal lawsuit on Thursday accusing WillScot and staffing agency Ultimate LLC of racial discrimination, sexual harassment, a hostile work environment and retaliation, alleging the mistreatment escalated from a racist joke to a gorilla photo hidden in her own locker and, eventually, repeated groping by a supervisor at a second facility.

Southfield, MI · 14h

hoodline.com

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Detroit's District 6 Truck Ban Cuts Rumble on Clark Street, Not All of It

More than a year after Detroit barred trucks from cutting through several District 6 streets, residents say the rumble of heavy rigs past their homes has quieted, but hasn't disappeared. Detroit Police have made 190 commercial-vehicle stops, issued 381 ordinance violations and inspected 57 commercial vehicles since September, part of an enforcement push that followed months of driver education.

Detroit, MI · 1d

The Pioneer

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Ferris football hopes to tie NCAA winning streak

Ferris State University’s top-ranked football team visits Wayne State on Saturday and can match the all-time NCAA Division II record for the longest winning streak

Big Rapids, MI · 10h

metroparent.com

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What skilled trades careers can your teen pursue in Michigan?

Skilled trades careers in Michigan offer teens opportunities to work with their hands, solve problems and build technical expertise. Whether your teen enjoys fixing cars, making things or figuring out how machines work, these careers can provide an alternative to a traditional four-year college path. At Wayne County Community College District (WCCCD), students can explore training in welding, auto body technology, facility maintenance and mechatronics.

Michigan · 7h

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WIN TICKETS TO MICHIGAN STATE VS. ARKANSAS BASKETBALL AT LITTLE CAESARS ARENA!

College basketball is coming to Detroit, and you could be there to catch the action! The Michigan State Spartans are taking on the Arkansas Razorbacks in a Thanksgiving Day matchup at Little Caesars Arena on Thursday, November 26, and 105.1 The BOUNCE wants to send you to the game!. Both...

Detroit, MI · 13h

The Detroit Free Press

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‘Song of Hiawatha’: Film chronicles a Michigan counterculture maverick

If you’ve spent enough time around rock ‘n’ roll in southeastern Michigan, there’s a colorful figure you’ve invariably encountered at some point: Hiawatha Bailey. Bailey, 78, is one of the Motor City’s true originals, a gay Black man who’s been in the thick of the region’s counterculture from the ‘60s onward, entrenched in hippie radicalism and the later punk movement. Now, after years in the works, a documentary exploring his uncommon life has arrived: “The Song of Hiawatha: The Life and High Times of the First Black Hippie,” will make its local bow Friday (Nov. 6) at the Detroit Institute of Arts’ Detroit Film Theatre, three months after its world premiere in Austin. The evening promises to be “a real rock ‘n’ roll experience,” as organizers describe it, with a performance by the seminal Detroit punk band Cinecyde and an afterparty at the Old Miami in the Cass Corridor. Along with a gritty, high-octane Detroit rock soundtrack, the 1½-hour film features an array of high-profile Michigan artists and activists whose lives intersected with Bailey’s through the decades, including Iggy Pop, Patti Smith, Wayne Kramer, John Sinclair, Niagara Detroit and Pun Plamondon. The freewheeling doc is a passion project of New

Detroit, MI · 1d

ClickOnDetroit.com

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Detroit restaurant week turns dinner into a game - and it pays off

Detroit Restaurant Week is in full swing, running through Sunday, with more than 20 restaurants offering prix fixe menus at $36, $56 and $76. But this year organizers added a competitive twist. “This whole week has been so much fun,” said Regan Wright, marketing and events manager for HOUR Media....

Detroit, MI · 1d

rejournals.com

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History in the making? Dan Gilbert puts $1 billion redevelopment plan for Detroit’s Renaissance Center into motion

Detroit’s Renaissance Center is on the verge of a dramatic transformation, one that could reshape the city’s riverfront area for generations. Dan Gilbert, founder and chairman of Rocket Companies and Bedrock, announced a $1 billion commitment Monday to establish a nonprofit organization that will redevelop, own and operate the Renaissance Center and the surrounding east riverfront district. The contribution is believed to be the largest-ever donation to a nonprofit redevelopment effort in the United States.

Detroit, MI · 23h

News-Herald

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Berecz, Churches unseat incumbent Republican state reps

Two Downriver Republican incumbent state representatives lost their re-election bids on Election Day, as Democrats took control of the Michigan Legislature and the U.S. House and Senate. Democratic Brownstown Township Supervisor Sherry Berecz won the 28th District race by a slim margin on Tuesday, Nov. 3, against Republican state Rep....

Wayne County, MI · 1d

Yahoo!

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A Detroit Jury Ordered Broadcaster Kevin Adell to Pay $62.2 Million, Then He Filed for Bankruptcy — Now His ‘Rain Man’ Buick Is in Doubt

Kevin Adell, the Detroit broadcaster who runs The Word Network, filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection on October 23, 2026, days after a federal jury in Detroit ordered him to pay $62.2 million to a Black pastor who had hosted a show on his network, Deadline Detroit reported. The pastor,...

Detroit, MI · 16h

WXYZ

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Set of letters from cadet on Edmund Fitzgerald hits auction in Detroit

A set of letters from a deck hand on the S.S. Edmund Fitzgerald have hit auction at DuMouchelles in Downtown Detroit. Watch below: Video shows worker removing bell from the Edmund Fitzgerald. The letters were from David Weiss, who was a cadet on the Edmund Fitzgerald, to his classmate at...

Detroit, MI · 13h

bellevilleareaindependent.com

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From the editor: The Denton Road Bridge is Finally Open

I have written about the Denton Road Bridge several times in this space, including a brief history of the 99-year-old bridge that’s named after the old village of Denton, but now that it’s open, I had to talk about it one more time. Independent Reporter Emily Flesch and...

Wayne County, MI · 1d