The Metro: Why Rx Kids has bipartisan support from all corners of Michigan
Money is getting tighter. The cost of living can be even more daunting if you have a kids. Children are...
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The Metro: Why Rx Kids has bipartisan support from all corners of Michigan
Money is getting tighter. The cost of living can be even more daunting if you have a kids. Children are...
The Metro: Darryl DeAngelo Terrell’s art builds a world where Black gay life can thrive
Liberation work doesn't look one way. For multidisciplinary artist Darryl DeAngelo Terrell, it looks like photography, videography, and sound working...
The Metro: For Black LGBTQ+ Detroiters Club Heaven was more than a dancefloor, it was a lifeline.
Before the massive crowds and international acts that the Movement Electronic Music Festival in Detroit has grown to attract, electronic...
The Metro: A film, cinema and a city reclaiming what was always its own
Detroit gave the world its sound. The world never gave Detroit its theaters back. Detroit has a pattern. It creates...
The Metro: The body keeps the receipt
Have you ever sat in your car in a grocery store parking lot, looked at the receipt, and felt something...
The Metro: Detroit Techno history and future on stage at Movement this weekend
Since it's founding in 2000, Movement has honored the raw, electrified spirit of the city where Techno was born. It’s a...
The Metro: Detroit’s teen takeovers force hard conversation
Over the weekend in downtown Detroit, a 14-year-old boy was shot in the chest near Library Street and Grand River...
The Metro: How Abraham Aiyash plans to lower costs if he’s elected to the state Senate
Partisanship isn't just a Washington problem. This year, Michigan's Legislature has been one of the slowest in recent memory as...
The Metro: How the mainstreaming of misogyny created the blueprint for modern day incel culture
You've heard about it. You probably think you understand what's going on with "Incel" culture. Maybe you picture men with...
The Metro: Why health is the common theme threading Detroit’s city departments
Five years ago drug overdoses were killing more than 3,000 people a year in Michigan. It was the worst the...
The Metro: Catching up on the local culinary scene with Detroit News food critic
Since we last spoke to food critic Melody Baetens, new restaurants have opened, Detroit’s culinary scene has the opportunity to...
The Metro: Why property taxes are preventing people from moving to Detroit
If you’re a leader in Detroit, your attention is trained on a big task: attract more people to the city. ...