Steve Friess

Should President Joe Biden bow to intensifying pressure to drop his re-election bid, Democratic Sen. Debbie Stabenow and Rep. Haley Stevens both said Thursday they would back promoting Vice President Kamala Harris to the top of the ticket.

The Pulitzer winner-turned-local TV news performance artist no longer has corporate media overlords to please. Can he — and we — handle that?

After serving eightyears as Detroit’s chief of police, James Craig launched a promising gubernatorial campaign. Eight months later, it would hit a brick wall.

Vishaan Chakrabarti, the architect overseeing the master plan for the redevelopment of Michigan Central Station, answers some questions about it.

The long-awaited opening of the reimagined Michigan CentralStation and The Book Depository is upon us

You’ve likely seen the Lexus Velodrome at the junction of I-75 and Mack Avenue in Detroit, but do you know what goes on inside?

Michigan Secretary of State Jocelyn Benson gears up for a 2022 reelection fight that she says may determine the fate of democracy itself.

Laura Grannemann, vice president of strategic investments at Rocket Community Fund, is on a mission to find solutions to poverty and blight.

Hubs for innovation, recreation, and social justice — here’s some of the most interesting Detroit development projects opening in 2022.

Darnell Adams, director of community initiatives at the Gilbert Family Foundation, makes our list of people making Motown a better place.

Abdullah Hammoud, the first Muslim and Arab mayor of Dearborn, on his plans for his city, the significance of his election, and more.

With a $500 million pledge, Dan and Jennifer Gilbert reveal hopes for all of Detroit — starting with paying off back taxes and reviving an HBCU.

We take a look at several studies coming out of Michigan, including research on how doggy daycare services support hospital patients.

In this month’s Science Mitten column, we look at studies on COVID and diabetes, COVID diagnosis, and concussion recovery time.

An innovative unit of the Wayne County prosecutor’s office has exonerated 30 innocent convicts in just three years.

Detroit legal eagle Reginald Turner Jr., the new president of the American Bar Association, talks 1967, BLM, and overseeing Aretha’s estate.

Jeff Tucker, senior economist at Zillow, answers to some of the most pressing questions about metro Detroit’s real estate market boom.

“The Sack of Detroit” by Kenneth Whyte attempts to blame decades of General Motors blunders on 1960s regulation and Ralph Nader.

Hour Detroit magazine scoured philanthropic records and news reports to assemble the largest donations in Michigan history.

We consider usability, look, social responsibility, and more to rank Michiganders’ betting app options from best to worst.