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Two southwest Detroit schools, one Catholic and the other public, have developed a strong and unique bond around robotics that is building success.

Get the raw reaction from the MMA community on Team Jones's snub of a possible Miocic fight & their reaction to Gabriel Steveson's tease.

Vitalina Batsarashkina of the ROC, who won the 10m air pistol competition on Sunday, edged out South Korea’s  Kim Min-Jung in a shoot-off to take her second gold medal of the Games at the Olympic women’s 25m sport pistol event Friday. The coach at the Siberian State University of Physical Education and Sport took silver in the mixed team pistol event In the event featuring sets of five targets at which the eight finalists must fire quickly, Batsarashkina hit all five in the third, fou...

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Digital learning products aim to increase diverseness in engineering, finance and tech Chanel Stitt, Detroit Free Press © Mandi Wright, Detroit Free Press Nicole Hartwig is developing a website and app called Capri For Girls geared to help girls learn finance fundamentals. Hartwig works from her Detroit home on April 9, 2021. The number of women who are proficient in financial literacy is significantly less than men around the world, according to the Global Financial Literac...

As Michigan inches closer to its post-pandemic era, housing, restoration and real estate plans are returning to schedule. Heres your summer guide.

This summer, development plans in metro Detroit are coming back to life after a COVID-19 induced hiatus.

Here is a list of beaches and lakes surrounding Michigan's thumb to visit this summer

"Its a whole Japanese food experience coming into the building," Brooks said of Noble Village. "The building will have a big beautiful sushi counter rebranding the sushi portion of Noble Fish. We are going to have a bakery which will be White Wolf." A lease was recently signed to take over the Library Sports Bar and Grill space, which permanently closed at the end of March citing 2020 as "being the most difficult."  The planned concept is similar to Eataly markets, an all-things-Italian expe...

Rate of pedestrians killed last year hits gruesome milestone Eric D. Lawrence, Detroit Free Press © Mandi Wright, Detroit Free Press A pedestrian crosses the street in downtown Ann Arbor at S. Main near S. Liberty streets on Monday, Jan. 25, 2021. Pedestrian deaths in the United States have been a problem for years, but in 2020, the rate of deaths hit a disturbing milestone even accounting for the impacts of the coronavirus. Popular Searches New data released Thursday by th...