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I poked my head in a couple of Saturdays ago and someone [[I believe it was the owner based on a picture I had seen) ushered me and a couple of other people inside to show us the renovations. The...

Joe Louis Arena [[JLA or simply “The Joe”) is hallowed sports ground in a city whose many nicknames include “Hockeytown.” The Red Wings have won four Stanley Cups since moving to JLA from Olympia...

I really liked this building and saw potential in it for a mixed use apartment/commercial space. Great location, and like people said above, structurally sound. Damn shame.

Amen! This is the worst intersection in the city and blinking red lights are hardly a solution.

I love LWJ and have read that he led quite a turbulent life. I'm very excited to see this book.

Good stuff. Hope this guy keeps it up. They seem to be on a crusade against the suburbs--which is fine by me!

I talked to a waitress at Mudgie's last week and they said they're staying put. It was a quick comment and I couldn't ask a follow up so I don't know how reliable the information is.

I could have sworn I saw a sign that said it was opening in the near future. That used to be the old location for People's Records, no?

See the link. The story is more interesting than any commentary I can lend it.

The explanation for the missing money is circuitous and confounding. Massive accounting error or more evidence of corruption?

http://metrotimes.com/news/smoke-and-mirrors-1.1144765

From Slate no less:

http://www.slate.com/id/2287641/

I saw this movie when it played at the Burton Theater and thought it presented a powerful portrait of Detroit. Yes, it does showcase many of the city's abandoned buildings. But when making a film...

Hey All, first post in this forum.

I've noticed a new kind business/non-profit model labeled "social innovation." What this nebulous term means I'm not quite sure. A good example of this is "The...