Scott Talley

With food availability at risk, staff and students at Detroit's Davis Aerospace Technical High School have taken flight by creating a school pantry.

Action should follow history, say four community-minded Detroit women who wish to work with Mayor-elect Mary Sheffield as soon as possible.

When Detroit's Gerard Gibbs posted a brief online tribute to honor the late Jack DeJohnette, it also revealed Gibbs' love for jazz and the city.

After 30 years of arduous work dedicated to saving lives, the Detroit Minority Organ Tissue Transplant Education Program Foundation will celebrate.

As Patrick Murphy rode his bike across nine states for two charities, he stayed connected to the Detroit Lions. And Monday he returns to Ford Field.

Listening intently to his customers at Hallstarz Business Center led Detroiter Mario Hall to train for the Oct. 19 Detroit Free Press Marathon.

In a turbulent world, the Detroit Children's Museum has consistently empowered kids since 1917. And now it's preparing to welcome the public again.

Wendy Hilliard's Hall of Fame gymnastics journey began in Detroit. And she gives back through her foundation, which has a home in southwest Detroit.

Detroiter Garnett Mims was mentored by community activists like the late Ed Deeb and the late Luther Keith. Now it's his time to lead through deeds.

Alan Mitchell had some "rough" and "tough" moments growing up on Detroit's west side, but that toughness helped to make him a successful Michigan Man.

Patrick Murphy has been devoted to the Lions and helping others for a long time. Both passions will be revealed during his bike ride across the U.S.

When Detroit's Chadsey High School closed in 2009, the school's spirit, including a legacy of togetherness continued through proud "Explorers."

Detroit unveiled an educational park on the city's east side to honor Dr. Ossian Sweet's family.

A library can be located on any "corner," and reading is a never-ending journey, say passionate grassroots literacy advocates in Detroit.

At a Detroit basketball court known as "The Pit," people of all skill levels have received an elevated "peaceful" life experience for decades.

More than a game, a new basketball court at Detroit's Coleman A. Young school represents a community effort to inspire students and a neighborhood.

Before Tina Castleberry began high school, she knew gardening connects people. She brings that same spirit as owner of The Garden Bug in Detroit.

Detroit Memorial Park Cemetery became the state's first Black-owned cemetery 100 years ago. And the cemetery's story also reflects Detroit's history.

104-year-old Julia Esaw has seen more than her share of history. Still, the opportunity to vote for Kamala Harris has a special place in her heart.

After running half marathons in 50 states, Letitia Davenport-Ezell targeted world marathons. It's how she enjoys life as a breast cancer survivor.