Dearborn animal shelter waives adoption fees to ease overcrowding

Give a shelter dog a second chance with free adoptions this week

Metro Detroit mail carriers ‘fight like hell’ as Trump targets USPS

With no contract and Trump’s possible overreach, Postal Service workers are worried about their future

Upcoming HGTV series ‘Condemned’ to revitalize Detroit’s abandoned homes

The show stars a father-daughter duo who will rehab some of the most blighted houses in the Motor City
Brett (Ben Rappaport), Catherine (Aja Naomi King), and Alice (AnnaSophia Robb) of Grosse Pointe Garden Society on NBC.
This new prime-time soap takes on class divides in Detroit’s affluent suburbs, with a dose of intrigue and dark humor
By Jim McFarlin

February 19, 2025

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Image: Metro Detroit mail carriers ‘fight like hell’ as Trump targets USPS
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Image: Local entrepreneurs roll out crypto fix for cash-only cannabis dispensaries (2)
By Steve Neavling
Loui’s Pizza in Hazel Park is one of the best purveyors of Detroit-style pizza.
By Steve Neavling

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Image: Dearborn animal shelter waives adoption fees to ease overcrowding
By Steve Neavling
Pancho and Kristyn Patterson of Condemned.
By Lee DeVito
Tyler Johnson, 15, was fatally shot in a Southfield hotel a year ago, and the case remains unsolved.
By Steve Neavling
Hamtramck Mayor Amer Ghalib says many Muslims parents believe that schools are pushing LGTBQ+ propaganda on students.
By Steve Neavling
Nicolas Cage and Laura Dern in Wild at Heart.
By Lee DeVito
Autorama returns to Huntington Place from Feb. 28-March 2.
By Lee DeVito
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By Rob Brezsny
Midtown Detroit's HopCat.
By Lee DeVito
Image: Shinola Hotel’s Evening Bar launches ‘Model T-iki’ pop-up and supports a good cause
By Lee DeVito
Image: Mabel Gray in Hazel Park named one of the best restaurants in America
By Steve Neavling
Misoyaki Black Cod is one of the items on The Whitney’s new “A Hawaiian Celebration” menu.
By Lee DeVito
Justin Timberlake gave a high-energy performance at Little Caesars Arena.
By Kahn Santori Davison
Don Was and the Pan-Detroit Ensemble.
By Jim McFarlin
Zach Bryan in 2023.
By Lee DeVito
A display case with deli-style flower and other cannabis products at Utopia Gardens.
By Steve Neavling
These are among the vapes recalled after a banned substance was discovered.
By Steve Neavling
Michigrown’s flower is covered in trichomes.
By Steve Neavling
Image: Calvin Johnson releases ‘Megachron’ line of pre-rolls ahead of Super Bowl (3)
By Steve Neavling
Dime Store Rochester Hills 6920 N. Rochester Rd., Rochester Hills; eatdimestore.com This Detroit brunch favorite celebrated a decade operating out of downtown’s Chrysler House Building with exciting news — an expansion to the ’burbs. Attached to a Papa Joe’s Gourmet Market, the new location is more than double the size of the original Detroit spot, allowing for an expanded menu including pancakes and former limited-time specials like the General Tso’s Benny. The extra space also means it can accommodate reservations for parties of up to 12, private events, and catering orders.
By Lee DeVito
Image: Everything we saw at the Dirty Show 2025’s opening night
By Josh Justice
Colin Christian, 2016 I was enamored with Colin’s work after seeing pictures in Juxtapoz. His sculptures are beautiful, beyond cool, and he dominated every art show he was in. He was in our earlier shows going back to the Tangent. His work always stops viewers in their tracks. He is my favorite artist. In Colin’s own words: “I love taking part in the Dirty Show, none of us would be here without the feelings that the work on display can generate, of all the shows I’ve done the Detroit crowd is the warmest, most open-minded and diverse in nature, the city should be proud of this wild event.”
By Jerry Vile
Highlands 400 Renaissance Center, Floor 71, Detroit; 313-877-9090; highlandsdetroit.com For an amazing view of Detroit, Canada, and the river, this is the place to be. Located on the 71st floor of the Renaissance Center, the sights are breathtaking — but you better not be afraid of heights.
By Layla McMurtrie

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