The Metro: Deaf volunteers say they were excluded at Comerica Park. A judge says their case can proceed
It began at Comerica Park during a summer Tigers game — lights bright against the sky, fans filling the stands,...
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The Metro: Deaf volunteers say they were excluded at Comerica Park. A judge says their case can proceed
It began at Comerica Park during a summer Tigers game — lights bright against the sky, fans filling the stands,...
The Metro: New Black Box theatre takes center stage at University of Detroit Mercy
While the arts and humanities are facing defunding and disinvestment nationally, there’s a brand new space to experience the arts...
The Metro: A voyage toward Gaza, and into custody
A metro Detroit attorney who has helped lead multiple humanitarian flotillas bound for Gaza says she was abused and detained...
The Metro: Why Michigan’s clerks are against the ranked choice voting initiative
There are several initiatives to get on the 2026 ballot. One of them is to help implement ranked choice voting...
The Metro: InsideOut Literary Arts celebrates 30 years with a new move and new programs
For almost 30 years now, InsideOut Literary Arts has helped countless Detroit students find a love and passion for creative...
The Metro: Detroit Women’s Commission could shape policy alongside the next mayor
Detroit has always run on women’s strength: holding families together, organizing blocks, running the quiet machinery of care. Now, the...
The Metro: Oakland County’s new approach to increase vaccinations
It’s flu season, and that means public health departments are promoting vaccinations. Over the past few years, local vaccination rates...
The Metro: Detroit Public Library celebrates Filipino Day of the Dead with dance party
What do you do to remember about family and friends who have passed on? Is it a tradition to keep...
CONTAINER on The Metro: Donald Calloway
Donald Calloway has worked as an artist in Detroit for more than 30 years, constantly finding new ways to express...
The Metro: The unintended consequences of consumer reviews
The internet and the social platforms that exist there have been both an interesting and unsettling experiment. When we look...
The Metro: This Madison Heights mayoral candidate leads with care, collaboration and community
While much of the media’s attention on November’s elections has been on Detroit’s mayoral race, there are many other political...
The Metro: Are Detroit police responsible for preventing violent crime?
Even though violent crime has been falling fast in Detroit over the last decade, the city still has a crime...