Dollar stores have been linked to blight, increased crime, and worsened food access nationally and in Detroit. A settlement reached last week requires Dollar Tree to pay Detroit $150,000 to settle...

John Hantz acquired cheap swaths of land on the east side with plans for an urban tree farm. Neighbors say the wealthy entrepreneur has fallen short but operates under a special deal not afforded to...

Research shows Detroit’s buried streams disproportionately impact redlined neighborhoods.

In the last few years, Detroit lost some staples of the city’s coffee and gathering spaces, including: Avalon Bakery (original location) Astro Coffee Bikes and Coffee Great Lakes Coffee Starb…

JB's Ice Pops are made with herbs, fruit, tea and spices

Restaurants including Brome and Al Ameer have pledged to donate 100 percent of their profits to aid humanitarian organizations supporting Gazans in the Israel-Hamas conflict

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Research shows Detroit’s buried streams disproportionately impact redlined neighborhoods.

By 2024, Michigan hopes to have an estimated 10,000 acres in wine grape cultivation.

Three out of every four Detroiters say they are unmarried and more than half have never been married, according to Census data.

Chefs at ​​Marrow, Saffron De Twah, and Selden Standard are representing Detroit as finalists for the national award.

Chrysler's decades of expansion, pollution pose continued risks for resident health and displacement in east side community.

Tuesday’s unusual warmth makes some local farmers uneasy.

Cafe Prince, a venture of developer Philip Kafka, promotes vitality with menu items like peeled, raw carrots. But some say it doesn’t fit the neighborhood.

Saving bees and other pollinators call for the decolonization of lawns.

The $105 million grant will allow the state to remove the one-mile highway and transform it into a boulevard by 2025

‘Regulators must take action to end the disparate impact on predominantly Black communities,’ Rep. Tlaib said

Jack’s party store on East Canfield Street shut down three decades ago. It will soon get its second life as a neighborhood coffee shop and meeting space.

A recent history and a list of free, public group bike rides in Detroit

Tenant claims concerns were raised about brick damage months before the Saturday collapse damaged cars and injured one person. Building owner says he wasn't aware of any problems.

Federal funding for ferries “is at historic levels” according to the U.S. Department of Transportation.

Why it matters: Bicycle use exploded during the pandemic.

Unregulated by the city, state and federal government traffic to a Stellantis facility trouble neighbors

Between 2020-2023, city officials issues more than 2,400 blight tickets to Family Dollar and Dollar Tree for more than $740,000 in fines.

Air quality researchers and Detroit farmers are building a network of farms to monitor air and democratize the data.

East Canfield has seen decades of pollution and displacement due to carmakers’ expansion plans – and it’s threatened again

More than 100 people joined an online presentation from Council Member Tate’s office on a proposed animal keeping ordinance.

Walks in Detroit were held Saturday as part of Black Birders Week, a national campaign to bring attention to the risks and obstacles Black, Indigenous and people of color face while enjoying nature.

BridgeDetroit food reporter Jena Brooker has an update on Detroit's long-awaited animal-keeping ordinance and your chance to have a say.

Next Chapter Books has found a home at 16555 E. Warren after operating as a pop-up in the Alger Theater. A soft opening is set for next week.

The city’s residents did everything right, but 10 years later they still don’t have clean water.

Eating one freshwater fish could be equivalent to drinking contaminated water for a month, new study finds

The city’s building department received 100 emails opposing a permit being sought to crush concrete on Lawton and more than 1,000 residents signed on to a petition against it.