The case for raising animals in Detroit
An urban farm fights to stay open as the city mulls a livestock ordinance
By Randiah Camille Green
Vol. 44, No. 28
Trump/Cruella 2024
By Clay Jones
Detroit’s only Black-run grocery co-op opens, welcomes throngs of shoppers
Detroit People’s Food Co-Op is a full-scale grocery store run by its members
By Steve Neavling
Sensible responses
By Tom Tomorrow
Someday merges culinary and visual arts in Detroit’s North End
A Detroit couple returned home to introduce the community to this creative studio and bakery that nourishes all senses
By Layla McMurtrie
Free Will Astrology (May 1-7)
What do the stars have in store for you this week?
By Rob Brezsny
Here’s how to get $25 tickets to 170+ Michigan shows this summer
Live Nation’s Concert Week promotion is a big deal
By Lee DeVito
