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The four-day virtual event will explore the intersections of media and communications, art, technology, education, and social justice

Proceeds from the event will go toward the nonprofit and its efforts to fund Parkinson’s research

Plus, hundreds gather in Harper Woods to protest, DIA employees claim the museum's director lacks knowledge of race issues, and demonstrators call for a boycott of Grand Haven corn dog stand Pronto Pup

Catch the team's first game of the 2020 season at the drive-in theater and enjoy music, shopping, and food

Support Cranbrook Museum, Dabls Mbad African Bead Museum, M Contemporary Art, and more from home

An original cast member, the Detroit native appeared in more than 700 Hamilton performances. Now, the Broadway hit is on Disney +.

Scott Aikens, the vice chairman of the open-air mall, talks shopping with safety precautions

Plus, a billboard goes up warning drivers of racial profiling in Livonia and about 300 people march through Flint for a Black Lives Matter rally

The museum aims to help young artists amplify their voices through virtual clinics, mini lessons, and a private songwriting session

There are limited exceptions, but businesses will be required to deny entry or service to those who refuse to wear a face covering

The new directive comes following recommendations from the Michigan Coronavirus Task Force on Racial Disparities

The outdoor space features posters from local businesses such as City Bark, Populace Coffee, and David Vintage

As residents across the state continue to protest against police brutality and racial injustice, "The New York Times" reports that Black Lives Matter may be the largest movement in U.S. history

The Takeoff is a day dedicated to Black female entrepreneurs

Michigan is faring better than other states, but our COVID-19 numbers are still rising

Ypslianti Mayor Beth Bashert resigns, Bay City raises funds to launch a Black Lives Matter chapter in the city, and a video showing a Detroit police officer driving through a crowd of protesters goes viral

Whitmer’s administration is supporting legislation that bans chokeholds, classifies false, racially motivated 911 calls as hate crimes, and requires law enforcement agencies to adopt duty to intervene policies

Black women and Black non-binary persons will be speaking at the event

Live audiences still aren’t permitted under a new executive order, but game can return with safety guidelines

The two-part televised event is raising money to feed metro Detroit families affected by COVID-19