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You might say their favorite gear is reverse.

As a nation, we’re pound-foolish when challenged with dropping weight.

Michigan native keeps active as Nike Field Reporter.

The annual automotive unveiling showcases the evolution of more than glass and steel.

The achievements of the Scripps and Booth families are well noted in Detroit history.

The emporium was marked by exquisite touches, such as marble floors, mahogany counters, and soaring ceilings.

In bringing Leonard Slatkin on board as its new music director, the DSO found a harmonious fit: a solid conductor who can also drum up support for the orchestra.

A unique Detroit program rolls out the welcome mat for the homeless.

As encouraging as it is to see the downtown revival take flight with refurbished theaters, new restaurants, and lofts, the one area that’s sadly missing in the comeback is retail.

Forty years after its founding, hope springs eternal for an organization dedicated to fighting injustice and poverty.

Detroit gets a close-up in a film about a native-born pediatric neurosurgeon.

Every New Year’s Day, Lake Superior State University unveils its list of Banished Words.

Honest Abe left quite a few footprints in Michigan.

More than just body art, a tattoo proclaiming ‘diabetic’ can be vitally important.

After an extensive renovation, the long-neglected Fort Shelby Hotel awaits guests once more.

As Detroit spread and prospered during the booming 1920s, its need for more houses of worship grew, too.

The cremains of those who served in the armed forces sit languishing on the shelves of funeral homes, a sad scandal as we mark Veterans Day this month.

Two of the leggy lasses tell how they attain their precision work.

As the new director of The Parade Company, David Danielson tries to keep everything afloat while preparing for America’s Thanksgiving Parade.

DIA photography exhibit puts artists in the frame.