June-2016

These young, gifted and Black students are the cream of the graduating crop.

Shahida Mausi's management company ensures each summer at Chene Park is better than the last.

In her ninth novel, out this month, Terry McMillan hits her groove yet again with a love story. What does Port Huron’s native daughter think of her nearly three-decade career and influence? Like her characters, she’s more focused on the here and now.

Afraid to take the thrifting plunge? We show you how you can stay ahead of the fashion curve while stretching your dollar to the limit.

Dr. Diarra Blue keeps it Detroit on new Animal Planet show "The Vet Life"

The rapper talks faith, new music and being accepted as a Christian rapper

The recent Harrison High School grad launches her own community-service organization

What it is, who gets to ride, and how much it'll cost.

Romulus High’s Kingsley Enechukwu turns father’s advice into big scholarship win

The Detroit native joins the team of ESPN's newest venture The Undefeated.

45 years after singing background on Marvin Gaye’s landmark record “What’s Going On,” former Detroit Lion Lem Barney returns to the west-side house where he first learned the song from the late prince of soul.

Despite her own life challenges, Kimberly Newberry has persevered and committed herself to making a difference in the lives of local kids.

The stars were out for the annual Ford Freedom Award dinner, ‘Honoring Men of Courage’ on May 17 at Detroit’s Max M. and Marjorie S. Fisher Music Center.

The Detroit Association of Black Storyteller to hold their annual celebration

A unique school-hospital partnership will offer medical, dental and mental health services.

The West Village restaurant looks to expand in northwest Detroit

One local charter school system is expanding travel opportunities for its kids.

A brief look at the boxer's affiliation with the Nation of Islam, which was organized during turmoil among Black Detroiters.

The move makes the organization the first Black gay nonprofit to operate within its own space.

In the wake of the Cincinnati Zoo incident, we check in with Detroit Zoo about its safety procedures

The Palmer Woods Music in Homes concert series brings the comedian to his hometown to show off his guitar skills.

The WSU-area shop expects to close sometime this year

The donation comes by way of the rapper’s nonprofit foundation.

Wayne State looking to identify kids in photos from Detroit’s Black Bottom and Paradise Valley neighborhoods