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After nearly 30 years in business, community staple Cass Café announced that July 17 will be their last official day of business.

Detroit News columnist John Niyo says the rookie's speed and athleticism will pair nicely with Cade Cunningham's ability to control the game.

Public policy professor Shobita Parthasarathy talks about how our online activity can be used against us in a post-Roe world.

Her 1985 hit “Running Up That Hill” has re-entered the charts after 37 years. Writer Nate Rogers talks about what this means for new music.

The local comedian talks mixing music with standup and what to expect from her show on June 30.

Their new art exhibit titled “Made A Universe” is now available at the Cranbrook Art Museum. It features a short film, an exhibition space and selections from the Mott-Warsh collection in Flint.

All sales of Waajeed’s latest EP — “Acts of Love Mixtape: Act Three” — will benefit Underground Music Academy, an academy he co-founded to help teach young Detroiters how to produce, DJ and learn about the history of the city’s vast electronic musical history.

The legendary sports broadcaster says one way sports are evolving beyond what happens on the field is through the increase of athletes and coaches using their platforms to speak on social issues.

Founded in 2019, Black Leaders Detroit offers grants, no-interest business loans to Black entrepreneurs and small business owners working or living in Detroit.

Flames shot through the roof of the popular midtown Detroit restaurant early Friday morning.