Republican attorney general nominee Doug Lloyd is raising money with a lawyer who fought to let prosecutors enforce Michigan’s 1931 abortion ban after Roe fell.

Republican attorney general nominee Doug Lloyd is raising money with a lawyer who fought to let prosecutors enforce Michigan’s 1931 abortion ban after Roe fell.

A new state audit found Michigan still hasn’t fixed serious child welfare caseload problems first identified in 2021, including one case with no primary worker listed for more than three years.

Athletics player Zack Gelof says exposed, unpadded metal fencing at Comerica Park gashed his knee, sidelined him for a month, and could have caused a career-ending injury.

Detroit People’s Food Co-op is turning to its members and the community for help as it works through cash-flow problems and rising operating costs.

Mike Rogers repeatedly voted against efforts to expand health insurance for children of working families.

The Detroit Lions finally have a team capable of contending, and columnist Joel Walkowski says fans have every right to want their front offices to take a big swing.

BGR Group represents the surveillance-camera company as Michigan communities reconsider or cancel Flock contracts

Ferndale’s free DIY Street Fair returns Sept. 25-27 with more than 150 artists and vendors, live music from Shannon Shaw, Illuminati Hotties and Ratboys, and plenty of food.

Mitten Canna Co.’s Toad Venom and Hytek’s Oishii Piña took the top flower and rosin prizes at this year’s Zalympix.

Mavis Staples, Trampled by Turtles, Colin Hay, Richard Thompson, The War and Treaty and more will celebrate the Ann Arbor Folk Festival’s 50th edition in January.

A Metro Times review of records found multiple cases involving sexual offenses or allegations during Lloyd’s tenure that ended with reduced charges, probation, no jail time, or no prosecution

The Cure co-founder Lol Tolhurst talks sobriety, goth culture and his return to metro Detroit for the Recovery and Resilience Festival in Wyandotte.

Mike Rogers is calling for relief at the pump despite a record that includes raising Michigan’s gas tax, questioning tax suspensions and backing the Iran war that has driven fuel prices higher.

Detroit cultivator Hytek and Freshy Fine have teamed up on a CO2 oil disposable featuring Lantz, Hytek’s Zalympix-winning strain.

Huizenga is being praised for backing a stock-trading ban, but records show years of individual stock ownership and congressional actions involving a company whose shares he held.

Detroit and Buffalo have spent decades turning football heartbreak into identity, ritual, and a stubborn loyalty that makes the Lions and Bills feel like distant relatives.

Metro Times readers chose their favorite restaurants, bars, shops, artists, dispensaries, and more for Best of Detroit 2026.

E. Warrenfest returns Saturday with three stages of music, food, roller skating, and a full day of activities along East Warren Avenue.

WDET is responding to the loss of federal funding by expanding its local programming and relying more heavily on listeners to keep it going.

Richard Bak’s new book goes deep into 24 strange, fascinating, and often forgotten stories from Detroit and Michigan history.

The Detroit Black Film Festival returns for its seventh year with five days of movies, music, filmmaker conversations and a celebration of Black creativity.

A Metro Times review found that donors named in the Epstein files have given nearly $4.7 million to Mike Rogers’ campaigns and groups supporting him.

Newly uncovered record shows Mike Rogers repeatedly opposed efforts to establish, advance, or fund medical care for people sickened after the Sept. 11 attacks.

After decades of dreaming about a winning Lions team, author Joel Walkowski is discovering that getting what you want comes with its own anxiety.

U.S. Rep. Rashida Tlaib says Michigan schools need major investments in cooling, clean energy, and infrastructure as extreme heat increasingly disrupts classrooms.

Cass Café is returning to the Cass Corridor as a restaurant, bar, arts space, performance venue, radio studio, and community hub.

An Indigenous former Richmond police officer says coworkers mocked his heritage and the department fired him weeks after he complained about the racist treatment.

Emails show a Detroit Thermal employee sought two Black residents to speak in support of the project as a co-op leader said they were “playing the diversity card.”

Nuvrei, a beloved Portland bakery, is bringing its croissants, pastries, matcha, and eventually pizza to Detroit’s Core City neighborhood.

As Mike Rogers praises a 9/11 responder with cancer, his congressional record shows he twice voted against health care for people sickened by the attacks.

Michigan regulators are taking another look at permits for the Line 5 tunnel after a state Supreme Court ruling expanded how environmental harms must be considered.

More than six decades after Ike Blessitt first caught the attention of major-league scouts on a baseball diamond in Hamtramck, the former Detroit Tiger is returning to where it all began.

Phase 2 of the Rouge Gateway Greenway will add nearly two miles of new trail along the Rouge River in Dearborn.

Six local restaurants are participating in the second annual Eat for Impact, a monthlong initiative built around plant-based food, lower-carbon choices, and the idea that doing something good for the ...

Russell Peters talks race, prejudice, politics, and why making people laugh still matters.

The Senate Theater is turning 100 years old and will celebrate with the same combination of movies and live music that filled the theater a century ago.

Stevie Wonder is coming home to Detroit for two nights, and he’s bringing “Songs in the Key of Life” with him.

Interdisciplinary artist Rick Williams and musician and producer J.R. Le Mon Bey will be the featured artists at Michigan Central’s “Fridays at the Station” during Detroit Month of Design on Sept. 11.

Wu-Tang Clan brought more than 30 years of hip-hop history to Pine Knob on Sunday night.

Rob Zombie and Marilyn Manson brought their Freaks on Parade tour to Pine Knob Music Theatre on Friday night, delivering a double dose of theatrical hard rock to Clarkston.

The Motor City Comedy Festival returns Sept. 16-20 with 13 headliners performing at Mic Drop Comedy Detroit, Ant Hall, The Independent Comedy Club, and The Comedy Bar.

If Mike Rogers wanted to distance his Senate campaign from the racism and Islamophobia surrounding the race, holding a fundraiser at the home of a former state lawmaker who once said “we can’t make an...

A Detroit man is accused of stealing an ambulance while paramedics were inside a Highland Park apartment building treating a patient.

Hamtramck’s free Labor Day festival puts metro Detroit music front and center across three days.

Danny Elfman performs at 8:30 p.m. Wednesday, Sept. 9, at the Fox Theatre

Detroit is getting three new neighborhood dining spots, including a build-your-own pasta restaurant on the east side, a Filipino bar and restaurant in Southwest Detroit, and a cafe that will shift fro...