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Services are on hold at this Detroit mosque during coronavirus crisis, but their soup kitchen still feeds families of all...
Though Ramadan traditions have been challenged by stay-at-home precautions, the Muslim Center is making iftar meals to-go -- and serving
13 ways to keep moving forward, with help from Detroit creators
The "can't stop, won't stop" mentality seems to be driving workers, parents and so many others to continue pushing forward
A rehab project on Detroit’s Belle Isle last year was supposed to be a win for wildlife and visitors —...
Planners hoped the project could be a win for both park visitors and wildlife. Instead, much of the island has
Friends of the Rouge ED Marie McCormick on how the nonprofit is coping with the pandemic
When the Friends of the Rouge formed back in 1986, the Rouge River was in desperate straits. But hundreds of millions of
Possible COVID-19 closures only the latest threat to Detroit’s open space access
During the pandemic, Detroiters need parks more than ever. Increasingly, green space is being recognized as a key asset for
These work-from-home Detroiters are productive — but they still miss office life
"I think there's going to be a lot of anxiety and a slow return," says Amanda Lewan, cofounder of coworking
While foundations fund the frontlines of coronavirus response, Detroit arts and culture nonprofits are left hanging
"The core and essential activity for us is bringing people together, convening, allowing people to have hands-on experiences, close experiences,
Dear Detroit small business owners: You’re open. We’re here to help.
Today, we are launching Detour’s Keep Detroit Local program, a member-supported promotion for small businesses impacted by COVID-19.
A food lover’s guide to curbside pickup in the Detroit area
Social distancing doesn't mean you have to miss out on fresh seafood, melt-in-your-mouth cookies, mile-high sandwiches and more.
15 Detroit things to do to keep you feeling positive this week
Make rain water work for you, tap into your creative side, get classy at the virtual symphony and plan a